THE PROBLEM
One weak battery can shorten the whole shift
Floor cleaners often run on deep-cycle battery packs. When one battery fades faster than the others, runtime drops and cleaning schedules become harder to complete. Operators may only discover the problem after the machine stops early.
THE CADEX SOLUTION
Test for usable runtime, not battery age
Spectro CM-24 helps validate Minimum Operational Reserve Energy based on capacity, the health indicator that governs practical runtime. For deep-cycle applications, the pass/fail level is commonly set around 60% to help confirm full-day service or assign weaker packs to lower-demand tasks.
HOW IT WORKS
Find the weak link after service
A 30-second EIS scan estimates capacity and state-of-charge without loading the battery. Measuring leftover charge after service can show whether packs are matched. A well-matched string should remain close in state-of-charge; low performers can be replaced with batteries of similar capacity.
WHY IT MATTERS
Capacity governs battery life and runtime
The source material repeatedly frames the battery as the weakest link and explains that capacity fade should be observed so each battery can be fully used until replacement is needed.
BENEFITS
What users gain
Reduce mid-shift battery failures.
Improve cleaning schedule reliability.
Identify low-performing batteries in a pack.
Keep stronger packs for demanding routes.
Store service history through QR codes.
Ideal for
Facility service teams, cleaning contractors, floor-care equipment dealers, rental fleets, airports, malls, hospitals, schools, and warehouses.
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Protect cleaning uptime with better battery checks
See how Cadex can help your team confirm runtime, reduce battery surprises, and make better replacement decisions for floor-care equipment.