Yes, the Hutt W8 window cleaning robot can be used horizontally, e.g. by positioning it for an N or Z pattern. Care should be taken with sloping surfaces such as winter garden roofs as the instruction manual only recommends vertical glass and requires supervision. The in-house data does not contain any specific information on this, so this is based on manufacturer's instructions and tests.

Ideally, the window cleaning robot should start at a clear, easily accessible point on the window so that it can carry out its cleaning systematically and efficiently. There is no fixed requirement that it has to start at a certain corner or position, as the robot is equipped with laser sensors that recognise edges and obstacles and automatically adjust the cleaning path. You can start it simply by pressing a button and control the cleaning path with the remote control if required. Practical experience has shown that the robot can clean right up to the edges, but manual reworking may be necessary on very dirty or hard-to-reach edges. It is therefore advisable to position the robot at a point from which it can cover the window as completely as possible, for example at an upper corner or in the centre of the edge.

Yes, the Hutt W8 window cleaning robot can handle frameless windows. Thanks to its self-regulating suction power and laser sensors for edge and obstacle detection, it sticks securely to the glass surface. The Hutt W8 is also suitable for sloping glass surfaces, such as conservatory roofs. Its strong suction power and intelligent path planning enable effective cleaning even on inclined surfaces.

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This can also be used for velux windows