IMOU launches latest smart robot vacuum cleaner and mop, the RV-L11-A

With LiDAR guidance, self-emptying function and smart charging, the RV-L11-A keeps homes spotless without the fuss

IMOU RV-L11-A
(Image credit: IMOU)

Known for producing some of the best video doorbells and security cameras, IMOU has today announced the latest addition to its lineup of smart home solutions. The RV-L11-A robot vacuum cleaner and mop is designed to be the ultimate cleaning companion, offering cutting-edge convenience, efficiency and performance in the world of home cleaning. 

Packed with smart features, including Quick Mapping and an Auto Dirt Disposal Base to self-empty, it is the ideal 3-in-1 smart home gadget for sweeping, vacuuming and mopping. It seems to adopt the most-wanted features of any top robot vacuum cleaner, and for only £389.99, we predict it's going to be popular choice. 

Before you find out more, have you ever considered whether you'd be best suited to a cordless vacuum cleaner or robot vacuum cleaner? Have a read of our comparison guide to find out for yourself!

IMOU RV-L11-A: Price and availability 

The IMOU RV-L11-A will very soon be available from major UK retailers including B&Q, Currys and Very, with an RRP of £389.99. 

IMOU RV-L11-A

(Image credit: IMOU)

IMOU RV-L11-A: Features 

LiDAR (Light Detection and Ranging) technology

The RV-L11-A can map a room with incredible precision to ensure efficient cleaning every time. The mapping camera spins six times per second, measuring the distance to 2,016 different points in the room, with a measuring range of 26 feet and a scanning frequency of 6 rotations per second. In addition, it features a multichannel sensor system and utilises smart algorithms that enable it to create the most efficient path to avoid obstacles and glide effortlessly under furniture, ensuring no spot is left untouched. It's intelligent enough to detect when it's on carpets and automatically increase its suction power for more effective cleaning.

3-in-1 cleaning system

The IMOU RV-L11-A is not just a robot vacuum but also a mopping device. It features a 300ml dust bin, a 250ml water tank and a mop cloth holder, making it a helpful and versatile cleaning tool. With a powerful motor with 2700pa suction power, and a V-shape brush roller, the vacuum can effortlessly pick up dirt, debris and pet hair, leaving floors spotless. The electronically controlled water tank can also be adjusted through the app to control water usage for each individual room’s atmosphere (for example, low water usage in the bedroom, medium in the living room and high in the kitchen).

Self-emptying 

Convenience is prioritised with the robot vacuum as it provides smart, hands-free cleaning with Auto Dirt Disposal. This ensures users only have to worry about emptying the dirt disposal base every 30 days as it effortlessly disposes of dust and debris automatically into its self-empty station, keeping rooms clean and fresh without the hassle.

Integrated app

Cleaning schedules and preferences are made easy when connecting to the IMOU app. Through this, schedules can be set and tailored to each zone in the room, or users can simply let the device roam freely, with full control at the user’s fingertips. 

Smart charging

When the RV-L11-A is low on power, it returns to the charging station to recharge autonomously, leaving little to no thought needed for cleaning. Once fully charged, it resumes cleaning right where it left off, ensuring a consistently clean home.

Still hungry for more vacuum cleaner knowledge? Check out our maintenance guides for more information: 

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Lizzie Wilmot
Staff Writer, Home

Lizzie is T3's Home Staff Writer, also covering style, living and wellness. She works closely with Bethan Girdler-Maslen, T3's Home Editor, ensuring all the latest news, trends and recommendations are covered. Outside of T3, Lizzie can be found mooching around Bath, attempting (or at least trying to) a new DIY project or spending time with family and friends.