Nobles 24, Scout 24 Brochure

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Flush-mount
handle-locking
mechanism for
easy adjustment
that won’t
damage facility
Anti-static main broom automatically adjusts for carpet or hard flooring
Height-adjustable/folding handle for operator comfort and compact storage
On-board charger is always with the machine
Two-stage filtration to keep dust contained
Rear hopper for easy emptying
Light touch control console
• Dual brush settings allow for light or heavy cleaning
• Hour/battery meter
With no cord to trip over and a low 61 dBa noise level, the new battery-powered Scout 24 vacuum/sweeper is ideal for anytime cleaning.
• Eliminate the risk of trip-and-falls over a power cord, and the frustration of obstacle-wraps with the Scout 24’s battery-powered operation.
•A low 61 dBa noise level allows for cleaning day or night without disturbing employees or guests.
•Quickly and easily move into and out of narrow aisles with a compact 24" cleaning path.
• Maximize your cleaning coverage rate—and your productivity—by moving from carpet to hard surface without stopping.
• Clean twice the space of a wide-area vacuum and four times the area of standard uprights.
Scout™24
Cordless Vacuum/Sweeper
Clean anytime with the Scout 24.
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Scout™24
Cordless Vacuum/Sweeper
Ideal environments:
• Retail – Large box and department stores
• Healthcare – Hospitals, clinics and nursing homes
• Education – Elementary, secondary, colleges
and universities
• Hospitality – Auditoriums, casinos, banquet
facilities, hotels
Cleaning Path 24 inches
Sweeping Style Overthrow
Hopper Capacity 1.25 cubic feet
Battery Power 12 volt
Run Time 2 hours
Sound Level 61 dBa
Debris/airflow path through the Scout 24 cordless vacuum/sweeper.
©2004 Tennant Company Specifications are subject to change without notice. Material #1050-02 1/05
“The Scout 24 is really convenient and we can quickly clean
up even when the store is open. It allows us to get in and around items on the sales floor like clothing racks, and the side broom gets under overhangs and toe kicks.”
—April Tix, Receiving Manager, Galyan’s
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