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Built for real world workflows. Spectra 1000 features ≈7 lb push/pull force.

A technology upgrade is only as valuable as its day-to-day usability. The Spectra 1000’s slim stance glides through doorways and around fixed equipment, and its ≈7 lb push/pull force means most staff can position it without strain.

Typical setup is as simple as Positioning the unit, tapping the touchscreen, and exiting the room - often in under two minutes.

A technology upgrade is only as valuable as its day-to-day usability. The Spectra 1000’s slim stance glides through doorways and around fixed equipment, and its ≈7 lb push/pull force means most staff can position it without strain.

Typical setup is as simple as centering the unit, tapping the touchscreen, and exiting often in under two minutes. Standard cycles finish in only 5–10 minutes, helping EVS teams keep pace with turnover targets.

Mechanical complexity is deliberately low: one moving part limits wear points and simplifies preventive maintenance. Every cycle is auto-logged to a cloud dashboard, where managers can export data including date, time, users, locations, interruption alerts, and utilization data. Facilities that have integrated the system report onboarding sessions measured in hours, not days, and little to no disruption of established cleaning workflows.