| Models | Windsor Chariot iVac 28 |
|---|---|
| Cleaning path | 28 in (71 cm) |
| Brushes | Two counter-rotating cylindrical, 28 x 4 in (71 x 10 cm) |
| Brush speed | 1,725 rpm |
| Productivity, theoretical | 28,600 ft²/hr (2,660 m²/hr) |
| Debris bag capacity | 2,150 in³ (35 L), cloth and paper bags |
| Vacuum motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Vacuum airflow | 200 cfm (95 L/sec) |
| Vacuum sealed suction | 13.8 in water lift (3.43 kPa) |
| Brush motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Propel motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Nominal power | 1,548 W |
| System voltage | 36 V DC |
| Maximum speed | 3.5 mph (5.6 km/h) |
| Minimum aisle U-turn | 56 in (1,425 mm) |
| Maximum climb and descent | 9.5 degrees |
| Tires | 10 in (254 mm) solid gray non-marking |
| Brake | Electric parking brake, sets when the operator steps off or hits the emergency stop |
| Frame | Powder coated steel |
| Weight empty, without batteries | 495 lb (225 kg) |
| Model Numbers | Windsor Chariot iVac 28 (Kärcher 1.012-526.0) |
Technical specs may include optional equipment that is not included with all units.
Reconditioned Windsor Chariot iVac Stand On Vacuum 28"
Our Take (from the SES Sales Team)
“If you have a lot of carpet, the Chariot iVac changes the job. The operator stands on the platform and drives, and two 28 inch cylindrical brushes spinning in opposite directions throw debris into the vacuum nozzle, so one person can cover what used to take a crew with uprights. Windsor rates it at 28,600 square feet per hour. Convention centers, hotels, airports, casinos, office floors and big school buildings are where it pays for itself fastest. It runs on 36 volt batteries, so there is no cord to manage, and it is compact enough to turn around in a 56 inch aisle. A new one costs a lot more; a reconditioned one from us is a smart way to cut vacuuming labor.”
A stand-on vacuum that replaces a crew of uprights
The Windsor Chariot iVac is a battery-powered, self-propelled stand-on carpet vacuum. Two counter-rotating 28 in cylindrical brushes agitate the carpet and sweep debris into a central vacuum nozzle, and it collects in a cloth and paper bag system.
The operator rides on a platform with a presence pedal. Step off or hit the emergency stop and the electric parking brake sets automatically. It handles ramps up to 9.5 degrees and runs on non-marking tires.
Condition: Reconditioned. Rebuilt and tested in our shop. Warranty from SES: 90 days parts and 30 days labor.
What you get
Big-area carpet care with one operator
Where it pays off
Features
Why customers pick the Chariot iVac
- ✓Two counter-rotating 28 in cylindrical brushes
- ✓200 cfm vacuum with a cloth and paper bag system
- ✓Stand-on platform with operator presence pedal
- ✓Electric parking brake and emergency stop
- ✓Climbs and descends ramps up to 9.5 degrees
- ✓Turns around in a 56 in aisle
- ✓10 in solid non-marking tires
- ✓Powder coated steel frame
Specifications
Windsor Chariot iVac 28 at a glance
| Models | Windsor Chariot iVac 28 |
|---|---|
| Cleaning path | 28 in (71 cm) |
| Brushes | Two counter-rotating cylindrical, 28 x 4 in (71 x 10 cm) |
| Brush speed | 1,725 rpm |
| Productivity, theoretical | 28,600 ft²/hr (2,660 m²/hr) |
| Debris bag capacity | 2,150 in³ (35 L), cloth and paper bags |
| Vacuum motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Vacuum airflow | 200 cfm (95 L/sec) |
| Vacuum sealed suction | 13.8 in water lift (3.43 kPa) |
| Brush motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Propel motor | 0.75 hp (560 W) |
| Nominal power | 1,548 W |
| System voltage | 36 V DC |
| Maximum speed | 3.5 mph (5.6 km/h) |
| Minimum aisle U-turn | 56 in (1,425 mm) |
| Maximum climb and descent | 9.5 degrees |
| Tires | 10 in (254 mm) solid gray non-marking |
| Brake | Electric parking brake, sets when the operator steps off or hits the emergency stop |
| Frame | Powder coated steel |
| Weight empty, without batteries | 495 lb (225 kg) |
| Model Numbers | Windsor Chariot iVac 28 (Kärcher 1.012-526.0) |
Technical specs may include optional equipment that is not included with all units.
Questions
Windsor Chariot iVac: common questions
How much carpet can it vacuum per hour?
Windsor rates this model at 28,600 ft² per hour theoretical, driving at up to 3.5 mph.
How is it powered?
It runs on a 36 V battery system, so there is no cord.
How does it pick up debris?
Two 28 in cylindrical brushes spin in opposite directions and push debris into the center vacuum nozzle, where it is collected in a bag.
Can it go up ramps?
Yes. It is rated for climbs and descents up to 9.5 degrees, and the parking brake sets when the operator steps off.
Will it fit in my hallways?
It needs a 56 in aisle to make a U-turn. Ask us if you want to check doorways or elevators.
Have a lot of carpet to cover?
Tell us the square footage and the layout, and we will help you figure out whether a stand-on vacuum will save you labor.
