
Leifheit Nemo
Windows & mirrors
The Nemo integrates its tank into the handle to reach the bottom of windows. It empties through a tank plug, has a replaceable squeegee blade and features an IPX7-protected housing.
View all specificationsLeifheit Nemo
The Nemo integrates its tank into the handle to reach the bottom of windows. It empties through a tank plug, has a replaceable squeegee blade and features an IPX7-protected housing.
Specifications
| Brand | Leifheit |
|---|---|
| Store reference | NV-EA8CD1873399 |
| Size / format | Leifheit Nemo |
| Ingress protection | IPX7 |
| Stated area per charge | 130 m² |
| Battery | Li-ion |
Use & precautions
General care and precautions
- Check the permitted pane size, glass type and frame requirements in the instructions. Do not use on cracked glass.
- For a window-cleaning robot, attach its safety cord as instructed before placing it on the window and keep the area below clear. A backup battery is not a substitute for the safety cord. For a handheld window vacuum, empty its collection tank before the maximum level.
- Switch off the appliance before maintenance. Use only the power supply and consumables approved for this model.
EU declaration of conformity
Original declaration published by the manufacturer for Leifheit Nemo.
- Manufacturer
- Leifheit AG
- Technical type covered
- Nemo 51030 / 51031 / 51035 / 51042
The original document lists the applicable legislation, technical standards and signatory. Check that the technical type matches the label on your appliance.
Open the original declaration · PDF · 1 pagesDelivery & returns
When will my order arrive?
Home delivery in France is free. The stated delivery time is 3–5 days.
Full delivery detailsHow do I request a return?
You have 14 days after receipt to notify your withdrawal under the statutory conditions. Homecity pays the return shipping costs. Read the procedure before returning an item.
Read the return conditionsWhat should I do if there is a fault?
Contact Homecity with your order reference and a description of the fault to exercise your statutory guarantees.
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