Before a J10 sample leaves the JIAJINGCAT (AutoWipeBot) line for ship or partner review, we run a UPS backup functional check and confirm the safety tether attaches and holds as specified — and we hold the unit if either check fails.
I am Chen, factory lead. Today’s bench was not about housings or mould finish. It was about what happens when power drops while a unit is on glass, and whether the tether hardware on that sample is ready to do its job. On window robots, buyers ask this before they ask about colourways. So we treat it as a gate, not a brochure line.
What we checked today
On the functional-check bench we pull finished or near-finished J10 samples and verify two safety-path items before the unit is cleared for ship or partner hand-off:
- UPS backup functional check — we cut external power under the stated bench procedure and confirm the backup path engages. We log start/stop times and the operator initials. We do not invent a “pass rate” for the batch in this diary; we record whether this sample met the functional check.
- Safety-tether attach and hold — we confirm the tether point and hardware on that sample attach as specified and hold under the bench hold check. A tether that looks correct in the bag but will not seat on the unit does not leave the bay.
- Procedure vs unit — if this sample does not complete the stated UPS or tether bench procedure, we stop and investigate before anyone reprints packaging.
I sign the functional-check sheet before logistics gets a green light. If the sheet is blank, the sample does not leave. That sounds strict because glass work is unforgiving of wishful thinking.
We do not publish certificate numbers in this diary. JIAJINGCAT (AutoWipeBot) prepares its export platforms for CE (European Union), UKCA (United Kingdom), and FCC (United States) markets; certificate IDs are published when released. Today’s work was UPS and tether functional checks, not a notified-body report.
Why this honesty matters for buyers
OEM and distributor buyers ask what keeps a unit on glass if mains power fails mid-pass. My honest answer is two layers, not one slogan: UPS is a backup path when external power drops; the safety tether is the mechanical backup. Neither replaces a site’s own work-at-height rules, training, or rescue plan. We say that out loud so partners do not hear “zero risk” from us.
That boundary protects the partner more than it protects our ship date. Holding one sample is cheaper than explaining a field incident that started with a skipped functional check. It also keeps what we ship aligned with what we checked: the unit in the box was built and checked, not assumed.
If you are evaluating us as a window cleaning robot OEM partner, ask how UPS and tether functional checks are logged on samples. You should hear the same story I just wrote — not a marketing rewrite. For the current J10 / platform specs overview, start at our products hub.
Boundary (read this once)
We do not ship or release a J10 sample that fails the UPS backup functional check or the safety-tether attach/hold check. Schedule pressure is not a reason to skip either. UPS and tether reduce risk on suitable glass under stated conditions; they are not a substitute for site safety management. We also do not invent customer names, fake pass rates, or certificate IDs in these diaries.
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If you need the OEM brief or want to schedule a factory / video walkthrough of the UPS and tether check bench, email xinye1331@gmail.com or use Contact.
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