Noisy industrial cleaning: sound pressure level of Waybot robots in decibels
Modern standards for the maintenance and operation of premises dictate new requirements for cleaning equipment. It is not enough to simply clean thoroughly — it is important to do so discreetly, quietly, and safely for those around you. This is especially true in offices, medical facilities, shopping centers, and other high-traffic areas. In such spaces, the noise from traditional equipment is not just an annoying factor, but a cause of stress, complaints, reduced concentration, and a poor customer experience.
Noisy floor cleaning machines are being replaced by silent cleaning robots, and Waybot is one of the leaders in this field. Their devices are capable of cleaning during working hours without disturbing employees and visitors, thanks to their minimal sound pressure level — on average, only 50–58 dB. This is lower than the noise of a conventional vacuum cleaner and comparable to background conversation.
In this article, we will explain in detail how Waybot's quiet floor cleaning robot is changing the approach to industrial cleaning, why noise level has become a critical parameter in cleaning, and what benefits businesses gain from implementing such solutions.