Gausium Phantas vs Sparkoz TN10-PRO: compact multi-function robot comparison
Spec-informed comparison of the Gausium Phantas V1.3 and Sparkoz TN10-PRO compact autonomous cleaners for Australian offices, retail, and hospitality.
Phantas and Sparkoz TN10-PRO are both compact autonomous cleaners aimed at offices, retail, and hospitality. Phantas is a 4-in-1 platform covering scrubbing, sweeping, vacuuming, and dust-mopping. TN10-PRO covers scrubbing, sweeping, and vacuuming on published specifications but not mopping. Operators should compare floor mix, passing width, battery runtime, and which cleaning modes they need in a single unit.
Gausium Phantas V1.3
Compact 4-in-1 autonomous cleaner (scrub, sweep, vacuum, dust-mop) with ~600 mm minimum passing width and 40 Ah LFP battery. Suited to mixed commercial interiors.
Best for
- One machine across scrub, sweep, vacuum, and dust-mop
- Tighter layouts — min passing width ~600 mm
- Low-pile carpet and hard-floor mixes in one unit
- Longer sweeping runtime on published specs (~14 h)
Watch-outs
- Theoretical coverage ~950 m²/h — actual throughput varies in complex layouts
- Smaller tanks than dedicated mid-size scrubbers
Sparkoz TN10-PRO
Compact autonomous cleaner with scrubbing, sweeping, and vacuuming. Lighter battery configuration (20 Ah) on published specifications. No mopping mode.
Best for
- Hard-floor and carpet sites that do not require autonomous mopping
- Operators evaluating compact TN-series platforms
- Sites where 350 mm scrub/vacuum path width is sufficient
- Shorter charging cycles (<2 h on 20 Ah battery)
Watch-outs
- No mopping mode on published specifications
- Lower theoretical coverage (~756 m²/h vs Phantas ~950 m²/h)
- Shorter published runtimes for scrubbing and vacuuming (~3 h)
Side-by-side comparison
| Dimension | Gausium Phantas V1.3 | Sparkoz TN10-PRO |
|---|---|---|
| Cleaning modes | Scrub, sweep, vacuum, dust-mop | Scrub, sweep, vacuum |
| Mopping | Yes | No |
| Theoretical coverage | ~950 m²/h | ~756 m²/h |
| Min passing width | ~600 mm | Confirm with supplier |
| Scrub path width | ~330 mm | ~350 mm |
| Clean water tank | 11.5 L | 10 L |
| Battery | 40 Ah LFP | 20 Ah |
| Scrub runtime | ~4–4.5 h | ~3 h |
The verdict
Phantas is the stronger fit when you need four cleaning modes including dust-mopping, tighter aisle geometry, or longer sweeping runtime in one compact unit. TN10-PRO is the stronger fit when scrub, sweep, and vacuum are sufficient and you are standardising on the Sparkoz TN platform. For dedicated hard-floor scrubbing at higher throughput, also evaluate Gausium Scrubber 50. Robotec supplies Phantas in Australia under Purchase, Lease, and RaaS.
Frequently asked questions
Does Phantas mop as well as scrub?
Yes. Phantas includes a mopping mode on published specifications (~330 mm path, up to ~400 m²/h mopping efficiency). TN10-PRO does not include mopping on published specifications.
Which robot is better for hotel corridors?
It depends on floor mix. Carpet-and-hard-floor corridors that need vacuuming and mopping in one compact unit often suit Phantas. Sites that only need scrub, sweep, and vacuum may find TN10-PRO sufficient. Guest-noise windows and charging locations should be confirmed on site.
How does Phantas compare to Scrubber 50?
Phantas trades dedicated scrubbing throughput for 4-in-1 versatility and a narrower footprint. Scrubber 50 is the better fit for hard-floor-dominant sites needing higher scrub capacity and larger tanks. See our Phantas vs Scrubber 50 comparison for a full side-by-side.