Avoid Confined‑space Hazards for Water Tank Maintenance｜MUAN S6 Secondary‑water‑supply Tank Cleaning Robot
Domestic secondary‑water‑supply tanks, fire‑fighting pools and rooftop water towers are critical water‑storage infrastructures for residential compounds, hotels, hospitals and schools. Regular cleaning is required to keep internal storage environment in good condition.
Traditional tank‑cleaning workflows demand workers go inside enclosed tanks. Poor ventilation brings oxygen‑deficiency risks. Slippery residual water at tank bottoms may cause falls. Sediment and attachments inside tanks also create potential health threats. Even with full protective gear, manual confined‑space entry remains high‑risk work. Besides, manual scrubbing often leaves uncleaned corners. Without complete video evidence, it is hard to preserve valid operation records.
Designed for domestic water tanks, fire‑fighting pools and rooftop water towers, the MUAN S6 tank‑cleaning robot weighs merely 24.5 kg and can be carried by one or two operators. It can be deployed into tanks through standard manholes. Equipped with imported rubber tracks, the unit supports 360‑degree full rotation and 45‑degree lifting mechanism. It can climb slopes under 45° and cross obstacles up to 60 mm height for flexible movement on complex tank floors.
Three‑channel HD cameras (2MP front‑view & 5MP rear‑view) together with 4×3W LED lights transmit real‑time tank‑inside footage. Images and videos before‑and‑after cleaning can be stored for project archives. The 300 bar high‑pressure cleaning system includes four groups of fan‑shaped nozzle assemblies plus a 360‑degree rotating nozzle with adjustable spray settings:0/15/25/40, delivering powerful flushing for tank floors and walls. Rated IP66, the robot adapts to wet washing environments. It runs on 220V AC power and offers 1/4‑inch and 3/8‑inch water‑inlet interfaces compatible with common high‑pressure pump units.
Core Values Brought by S6 Tank‑cleaning Robot
‑ Eliminate confined‑space risks: Robot completes all cleaning tasks inside tank. Personnel remain outside to avoid oxygen shortage, fall and other safety dangers.
‑ Visual and traceable operation: Real‑time footage and before‑after image archives support project documentation.
‑ Flexible mobility for complex tank bottoms: Omni‑directional rotation plus lifting and tracked chassis negotiate bumps and debris to maximize cleaning coverage.
‑ Easy deployment & labor‑saving: Light‑weight body enables handling by 1‑2 persons without large confined‑space work crews.
MUAN S6 secondary‑water‑supply tank‑cleaning robot fits residential domestic tanks, building water pools, fire‑fighting pools, rooftop water towers, storage facilities for hospitals, hotels, schools and industrial parks. It helps property teams and cleaning contractors carry out regular water‑storage‑facility maintenance in a safer way.
FAQ
Q1: Does the tank need full water draining before cleaning?
A: Full draining is generally unnecessary; low‑water‑level operation is available. Actual water‑level requirements depend on tank structure. Site survey is recommended.
Q2: What manhole size is required to place S6 inside tank?
A: Dimensions 430×380×530 mm, weight 24.5 kg. Standard‑size manholes are normally acceptable. Please verify with actual on‑site dimensions.
Q3: Can cameras work under turbid water conditions?
A: Three‑channel HD cameras with LED lighting deliver close‑range real‑time footage for tank walls and floors. Before‑and‑after cleaning materials can be archived for comparison.
Q4: What auxiliary equipment is required?
A: A 300 bar high‑pressure pump and regular water source are needed. Both 1/4‑inch and 3/8‑inch water‑inlet connections are provided.
Q5: Is remote guidance and operational training available?
A: Operational training and after‑sales guidance are supported, subject to purchase agreement.
