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EDIC® Satellite 17" Orbital Floor Scrubber, Carpet and Hard Floor Machine

by EDIC
SKU:17SAT-BK-SV
Save $340.00
Original Price $3,407.00
Current Price $3,067.00 + free shipping
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  • Manufacturer warrantyLifetime steel frame, 2 years motors and pump, 1 year orbital mechanism (EDIC)
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Overview

  • 17" orbital floor scrubber: 1,725 RPM orbits + 80 RPM rotation
  • Carpet encapsulation, tile and grout, stone, concrete and VCT
  • No side pull, chemical-free stripping
  • 4 gal tank with sink fill, 90 PSI dual spray jets
  • Pad driver, white pad and scrub brush included
  • EDIC warranty: lifetime frame, 2 yr motors and pump

One Orbital Machine for Carpet, Tile, Stone and Concrete: The EDIC Satellite


If your crew still wrestles a rotary floor machine that pulls to one side, the Satellite feels different from the first minute. The head moves in tight 1,725 RPM micro-orbits while it turns slowly at 80 RPM, so it doesn't swing. You guide it instead of fighting it, and new operators get it right on day one.

That orbital action is why one machine covers so many jobs. On carpet it runs low moisture encapsulation that dries fast, so offices and classrooms are back in use the same day. On tile and grout, the included scrub brush pulls soil out of the grout lines. On stone and concrete it scrubs, hones and restores, and EDIC built it for chemical-free stripping, which cuts stripper costs and keeps fumes out of occupied buildings.

Solution goes down where you want it. The 4 gallon tank fills straight from a sink through the built-in fill line, and a push button on the handle feeds dual adjustable spray jets from a 90 PSI pump that needs no priming. Compared with a rotary, orbital agitation uses less water and chemical and throws far less splash on walls and baseboards.

It's built the EDIC way: a steel frame with a lifetime warranty, a free-floating base that keeps the whole pad flat on the floor, a base that flips up for quick pad changes and 10 inch non-marking wheels for moving it between jobs. Left or right handed operators can run it, and the handle adjusts to their height.

Planning carpet care for an office? Our guide to encapsulation carpet cleaning covers how often to encapsulate, when to extract instead, and what your carpet maker allows.



Key Machine Features

  • Dual action orbital system: 1,725 RPM micro-orbits plus 80 RPM rotation

  • No side pull or torque, stable and easy to control

  • 17 inch cleaning path with 100% pad contact

  • Free-floating base that flips up for pad changes

  • Velcro pad driver, white scrub pad and scrub brush included

  • 4 gallon solution tank with integrated sink fill line

  • 90 PSI oscillating pump, no priming needed

  • Dual anti-drip spray jets, adjustable, push button control

  • 1,100 W (1.5 HP) motor, 12 amps

  • Adjustable handle, left or right hand operation

  • Commercial steel frame, lifetime frame warranty

  • 10 inch non-marking wheels and lift handle

  • 50 ft detachable twist-lock cord



What the Satellite Cleans

  • Low moisture carpet encapsulation in offices, schools and healthcare

  • Carpet tile maintenance and interim cleaning

  • Tile and grout deep scrubbing with the brush

  • Natural stone cleaning, honing and restoration

  • Concrete scrubbing, grinding and restoration

  • VCT and resilient floors: scrubbing and chemical-free stripping

  • Polishing and sanding hard floors

  • Pre-scrub before extraction on heavily soiled carpet

  • Restaurants, retail and churches where splash and noise matter



We Tested the Satellite at ISSA 2025

Before we listed the Satellite, we wanted to run one ourselves. Rod, the founder of OneUp Cleaning, tested an early show unit at the EDIC booth during ISSA Show North America 2025, on a smooth hard floor sample. This video is his, not a catalog shot, and you'll find his photos from the booth in the gallery at the top of the page.

His take: it was easy to run and maneuver. Press play and you'll see him guiding it with one hand. Simple and easy to use.



Specifications - EDIC Satellite Orbital Floor Scrubber
Manufacturer EDIC
Model Number 17SAT-BK-SV
Cleaning Path 17 in / 43.2 cm
Pad Driver Included, Velcro
Motor Universal, 1,100 W (1.5 HP)
Amps 12 A
Orbital Action 1,725 RPM micro-orbits, 3/8 in (24/64 in) orbit diameter
Rotation 80 RPM
Pump 90 PSI / 6.2 bar oscillating pump, no priming
Spray Tips Dual, anti-drip, adjustable
Pump Control Push button on the handle
Solution Tank 4 gal / 15.1 L, integrated sink fill
Motor Base Free-floating, flips up for pad installation
Wheels 10 in non-marking
Power Cord 50 ft detachable, 14/3 gauge, twist-lock plug
Dimensions 48 in H x 28 in L x 19 in W
Weight 127 lbs / 57.6 kg
Warranty Lifetime on the steel frame; 2 years parts and labor on the drive motor and pump motor; 1 year parts and labor on the orbital mechanism

In the Box

  • EDIC Satellite orbital floor scrubber

  • Pad driver with Velcro

  • White scrub pad

  • Scrub brush

  • 50 ft detachable power cord with twist-lock


Frequently Asked Questions

How is an orbital floor scrubber different from a rotary floor machine?

A rotary spins the pad at about 175 RPM, which pulls the machine sideways and takes practice to control. The Satellite vibrates the pad in tiny 1,725 RPM orbits while it turns slowly at 80 RPM, so it stays put and goes where you steer it. The fast orbits do the scrubbing, so you use less water and chemical and get much less splash.

Can it clean carpet?

Yes, with low moisture encapsulation. You spray a little encapsulating solution and the Satellite works it into the carpet; the soil dries into crystals that your regular vacuuming picks up, and the carpet is usually dry within an hour or two. For heavy soil, use it to pre-scrub before an extractor. Our encapsulation guide explains when to encapsulate and when to extract.

Can it strip floor finish without chemical stripper?

EDIC designed the Satellite for chemical-free stripping, taking the finish off mechanically with water instead of stripper. How much comes off per pass depends on the finish, so test a small area first.

Does it pick up the dirty water?

No. The Satellite has no vacuum. On hard floors, pick up the slurry with a wet vac or an auto scrubber after scrubbing or stripping. On carpet, encapsulation leaves almost no moisture behind, so there's nothing to pick up until you vacuum.

What comes in the box?

The machine, a Velcro pad driver, a white scrub pad, a scrub brush and a 50 ft detachable power cord with a twist-lock plug.

Should I get the Satellite or an EDIC Saturn floor machine?

The Saturn 175 RPM is a traditional rotary from $1,229, great for stripping with chemical, scrubbing and spray buffing if your operators know rotaries. The Satellite costs more but adds carpet encapsulation, tile and grout, stone and concrete work, a built-in solution tank and pump, and no side pull, so less experienced staff get consistent results.

How much does it weigh, and how do I move it?

127 lbs. It rolls on 10 inch non-marking wheels and has a lift handle, and the 48 x 28 x 19 inch footprint fits most vans. Plan on two people to lift it into a vehicle.

What power does it need?

A standard grounded outlet. The 1,100 W motor draws 12 amps, and the 50 ft cord detaches with a twist-lock plug, so a damaged cord can be swapped without opening the machine.

When does it ship?

The Satellite is new for late 2026, and EDIC is shipping the first machines right after the ISSA show in November. If the page shows a pre-order date, that's EDIC's current estimate, and we confirm the ship date by email after you order. It ships free, direct from EDIC.

What is the warranty?

EDIC covers the steel frame for life, the drive motor and pump motor for 2 years parts and labor, and the orbital mechanism for 1 year parts and labor. Pads, brushes and other wear items aren't covered except for manufacturing defects.


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