- ROOMBA SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP FULL
- ROOMBA SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIES
ROOMBA SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP SERIES
The 564 pet series product feature the AeroVac bin which combines the high-capacity capability without degrading the vacuuming power (has a suction motor). It holds three and a half times the amount of debris that the standard one that comes with the other 5-series products hold.
A high-capacity sweeper bin – this came new with the 532 and 562 pet series. Wireless Remote Activation– Allows Roomba to be controlled and scheduled remotely – Included with 570 and up. But, after the release of their 600 and 700-series models, the lighthouse technology was removed from their 500 and 600-series models. Similarly, 630 and above had lighthouse and 620 had virtual wall. When 500-series was first introduced, 535 and above had lighthouse while the 530 had the virtual wall. The unfortunate side-effect of this is that the same model has Lighthouse technology or Virtual Wall technology depending on when it was purchased. iRobot has a policy of including the Lighthouse technology only in the higher-end models of their latest series. Lighthouse vs Virtual Wall Technology: Virtual wall technology allows Roomba to block off areas and lighthouse allows Roomba to navigate between rooms thereby allowing cleaning of multiple rooms efficiently. Technology: Aerovac (suitable for pets) and cleaning (iAdapt and Dirt Detect) technologies are new on the 620 and higher models. The primary differences in technology between the different 500 and 600-series models are: Virtual Wall – Allows blocking off specific areas within a room. Dirt detection – spends more time on dirtier areas. slows down, lightly touches, and changes direction. Light-touch bumpers – Identifies furniture, etc. Voice Demo – Quick introductive video with self-demo – Cool!. Self-charging home base – Automatically returns and self-charges. Spot cleaning – Allows quick cleanup of spills and concentrated masses. 3-hour charging – Faster charging compared to the previous model that has charging time of 7 hours. The 790 model introduced in June 2012 adds a wireless command center to 780 for $100 more.Īll 700, 600 (introduced in 2008 and revamped in 2012), and 500 (introduced 2007) series models have the following common features:. The 780 model has a Touchpad Control as opposed to Buttons in the other models. ROOMBA SERIAL NUMBER LOOKUP FULL
The 770 and 780 models have a Full Bin Indicator. The 770 and 780 models have the Dirt Detect Series 2 technology that uses optical sensors to detect dirt and debris in addition to acoustic sensors used in the other models. The 760, 770, and 780 models have the AeroVac Series 2 bins that holds more than standard bins and also pulls debris and hair from brushes into the bin. 
The 760, 770, and 780 models have the dual-HEPA filters that capture dust particles as fine as 0.3 microns.The 700-series models introduced in 2011 have the following key technologies:
The Carpet Boost (980 only) feature increases the motor power as the Roomba transitions from regular floors to carpeted floors. Entire Level Cleaning allows one level of your home to be cleaned in one go (up to 2 hours) - if the battery runs out, the recharge & resume feature comes into play - it automatically returns to the charging base, recharges, and resumes until the job is done.
The iRobot HOME App allows scheduling from anywhere and at anytime.
iRobot HOME App, Entire Level Cleaning with Recharge/Resume along with Carpet Boost: These are additional features in the 900-series models. XLife Battery: Twice as many cleaning cycles as previous Roomba batteries. High-Efficiency Vacuum: A compact and efficient high-powered motor provides a five times improvement in air power than previous Roomba generations. Airflow Accelerator: The accelerator brings the vacuum power right down to the floor surface, creating a sealed channel that concentrates the airflow, drawing in more debris. Tangle-Free AeroForce™ Extractors: Dual counter-rotating extractors incorporate a durable rubber tread design that grabs and breaks down dirt and debris from any floor type. The main features of the new 900 and 800 series robots are: The Roomba 650 revamped in 2012 (current pricing: ~$350) is the best-value in the line-up. Roomba 880 introduced in November 2013 (current pricing: $545) is the best-featured model after the 980. The top of their product line is the Roomba 980 introduced in September 2015 for $899.99. The robots were first introduced in 2002 and the latest models are the 7th generation Roomba 960 introduced in September 2016 for $699.99 and the Roomba 860 introduced earlier last year for $499.99 and.
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