iTR iScrubbot 300 Commercial Floor Scrubber

Some cleaning teams want a robot that runs the night shift entirely on its own. Others want a machine that an operator can step onto the moment a concourse fills up or a spill needs attention. The iTR iScrubbot 300 Commercial Floor Scrubber does not ask a facility to choose. It is a large hard-floor scrubber with a standing driving position and an automatic mode, and it moves between the two as the day requires. It cleans wide floors unattended while the building is quiet, then returns control to a person when judgement matters more than routine.

Robots Middle East sells the iScrubbot 300 to facility operators, cleaning contractors and systems integrators across the Middle East, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain and Oman. Robots Middle East prepares the quotation, arranges delivery to site and remains the point of contact for support once the machine is in service. A project is therefore handled by one team from the first enquiry to everyday operation.

Background

ITR Robot and the iScrubbot series

The iScrubbot 300 is built by ITR Robot and belongs to the iScrubbot series, the manufacturer's line of cleaning robots. Within that series it is the large machine, and the manufacturer describes it as a large cleaning robot designed for hard floor cleaning. Robotic scrubbers of this class are intended for facilities where floor area, rather than fine detail, sets the workload: transport hubs, logistics buildings, shopping complexes and large public institutions. In such places a conventional crew can spend most of a shift covering open floor before reaching the corners and edges that need human attention. ITR Robot's other cleaning machines, from indoor scrubbers to outdoor sweepers, are listed in the Cleaning Robots category.

Automation with a place for the operator

Two design choices define the iScrubbot 300. The first is a multi-sensor fusion design that gives the machine a multi-dimensional perception of its surroundings, so that it can respond to both static and moving obstacles while protecting the people who share the floor with it. This is what allows the scrubber to start tasks by itself, return to charge, and add and drain its own water, which supports 7x24h unattended operation. The second is a standing driving design with switching between automatic and manual modes. The same machine that follows a mapped route overnight can be driven by an operator during busy hours, for a one-off job or in an area that has not yet been mapped. Its cleaning head combines a site cleaning brush with a sweeping roll brush, so sweeping and washing take place together, and its functions include scrubbing, dirt absorption, sterilisation, ash reduction and disinfection.

Technical Specifications

Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the sensor models, the IP rating, the noise level, the connectivity options, the contents of the box, the details of the dock or base station, the battery chemistry or the mapping method; Robots Middle East confirms these at quotation.

How does the iScrubbot 300 keep working without an operator?

A floor scrubber usually stops for three reasons: its battery runs low, its clean water runs out, or its recovery tank fills. On a manual machine, each of these calls an operator back. The iScrubbot 300 handles all three itself. It starts its task automatically, goes to charge when required, and adds and drains water without staff involvement. This is what turns the published uptime of 4-7h and the charging time of 5h into a cycle the machine can repeat on its own, rather than a schedule that someone has to manage.

The tanks shape that cycle. A 150L clean water tank paired with a 140L recovered water tank gives the scrubber a substantial working reserve between refills, while the 110cm cleaning width and a maximum productivity of 3600m2/h define how much floor each run can cover. Adjustable brush pressure of 30-60kg allows the treatment to be matched to the soiling, from light daily maintenance to heavier dirt in car parks or loading areas. The sensor fusion design keeps the machine aware of people, trolleys and fixed obstacles as it works, which matters most in buildings that never fully close.

Why does a robotic scrubber still have a standing driving position?

Autonomy works best on routine: the same halls, the same routes and the same hours. Real buildings are rarely so tidy. An event hall may need an unplanned clean between bookings, a hospital corridor may need immediate attention, and a newly opened wing may not yet be part of the map. The standing driving design means the iScrubbot 300 does not become idle equipment in these moments. An operator steps on, switches to manual mode and cleans where needed, then hands the machine back to its automatic schedule.

For a cleaning contractor this flexibility affects the business case. One machine can cover the autonomous night programme and the reactive daytime work, instead of a robot for one and a conventional ride-on for the other. The tool-free maintenance system and easily maintained spare parts support the same aim: keeping the scrubber on the floor rather than in the workshop.

Who is the iScrubbot 300 for?

The iScrubbot 300 suits organisations responsible for very large, open hard floors. Airport and station operators, managers of commercial complexes and exhibition centres, and logistics companies running large warehouses are the most natural fit, since their floor areas suit a machine with a maximum mapping area of 40000m2. Hospital estates and hotels will value the sterilisation and disinfection functions alongside routine scrubbing, while factories, industrial parks and car parks can use the higher brush pressure settings on tougher dirt. Cleaning contractors serving several of these sites may find the switch between automatic and manual modes the deciding feature.

Not every site needs a machine of this size. Buyers with smaller or more segmented interiors may wish to compare the iScrubbot 300 with the iTR M2 Pro Commercial Floor Scrubber or the iTR C2 Pro Robotic Floor Scrubber, and those whose main task is sweeping rather than scrubbing may look at the iTR iTRmop Commercial Floor Sweeper. For streets and public outdoor spaces, the iTR OM1 Outdoor Municipal Street Sweeper is designed for that purpose. The specifications of each model are listed on its own page, and Robots Middle East can advise on which machine fits a given site.

What is the iScrubbot 300 used for?

1. Airports and stations: scrubbing concourses and halls overnight, with manual mode available during operating hours.
2. Commercial complexes and shopping centres: keeping large public floors clean before opening without tying staff to the controls.
3. Hospitals: combining scrubbing with sterilisation and disinfection on corridors and public areas.
4. Large warehouses and factories: sweeping and washing together across wide aisles and production floors.
5. Parking facilities: applying higher brush pressure to heavier soiling on hard surfaces and ramps within the published gradeability.
6. Exhibition centres, schools and office buildings: running scheduled unattended cleaning between events, lessons or working days.

Pricing and Availability

Robots Middle East supplies the iScrubbot 300 on quotation, prepared for the site, the floor area and the cleaning programme you have in mind. Delivery, customs clearance and after-sales support are arranged together with the quotation. To begin, please share the details of your facility with our team; the request form for a quotation is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can the iScrubbot 300 be driven manually?

Yes. It has a standing driving design and switches between automatic and manual modes, so an operator can take control whenever a task calls for it.

What cleaning functions does it offer?

The iScrubbot 300 provides scrubbing, dirt absorption, sterilisation, ash reduction and disinfection. Its integrated site cleaning brush and sweeping roll brush sweep and wash together.

Does it need staff to refill water or recharge?

No. The machine starts tasks, charges, and adds and drains water automatically, supporting 7x24h unattended operation.

How large an area can it map?

The maximum mapping area is 40000m2, and the maximum working area is 17000m2.

How long does it run and how long does it take to charge?

Uptime is 4-7h and charging time is 5h, with a 120Ah battery at a rated voltage of 48V.

Is maintenance complicated?

The scrubber uses a maintenance system that requires no extra tools, and its spare parts are easy to maintain. Robots Middle East supports the machine after delivery.

Where can I buy the iTR iScrubbot 300 Commercial Floor Scrubber and what does it cost?

You can buy it from Robots Middle East, which supplies customers across the Middle East. The cost depends on your configuration and project, so please request a quotation from this page.

Summary

The iScrubbot 300 resolves the tension between a robot and a ride-on machine by being both. In automatic mode it maps large floors, cleans them and manages its own charging and water, carrying the routine work through the hours when a building is quiet. In manual mode it becomes a stand-on scrubber for the unplanned jobs that no schedule anticipates. With a 110cm cleaning width, generous water tanks, adjustable brush pressure and sterilisation and disinfection functions, it is built for airports, hospitals, warehouses and complexes where floor area is the real challenge. For facility teams in the Middle East considering that balance between automation and control, this page is the starting point.