ICE® i24YT 24" Traction-Drive Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber - 16 gal
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Think of a school cafeteria, a gym lobby, the main aisles of a grocery store or an open office floor. A 20-inch machine needs too many passes, and most 28-inch machines won't go through a standard door without pulling the squeegee. That middle ground is where a 24-inch walk-behind floor scrubber earns its keep, and the ICE i24YT is ICE's traction-drive answer in its new Y series.
Two pad drivers sit side by side on a 24-inch path, in a body only 26 inches wide. The traction drive moves the machine forward and in reverse, so your operator steers instead of pushing 441 lb. It scrubs with up to 99 lb of pad pressure, carries a 16-gallon solution tank and a 17-gallon recovery tank, and runs on a 24-volt lead acid or AGM battery pack charged by the on-board charger. ICE backs it with 5 years parts and 5 years labor.
ICE rates the i24YT at 28,000 square feet an hour and about 3 hours per charge. Take off 30 to 50% for turns, refills and edges and you still get roughly 14,000 to 19,600 square feet an hour of real cleaning, enough for a cafeteria, a string of classrooms and the halls between them in one shift.
Both versions are the same scrubber with the same on-board charger and the same 24-volt, 150 Ah battery capacity. The only difference is the type of battery that arrives installed.
Lead acid ($8,845). The lowest price to get running. Somebody has to check the water level before charging, every time, and keep the battery tops clean.
AGM ($813 more). Sealed and maintenance-free: no watering, no acid spills. Pick it when several people share the machine or nobody owns battery care.
Want lithium instead? The ICE i24YTL is the same 24-inch scrubber with a lithium-ion battery that ICE warranties for the life of the machine, and it weighs about 170 lb less. Our guide to lead acid, AGM and lithium floor scrubber batteries walks through the running costs.
| ICE i24YT | ICE i20YT | Tornado BD 26/20 | ICE i28BT | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | From $8,845 with batteries | From $8,588 with batteries | From $11,650 with batteries | From $15,452 with batteries |
| Cleaning path | 24 in, 2 pads | 20 in, 1 pad | 26 in, 2 pads | 28 in, 2 pads |
| Tanks (solution / recovery) | 16 / 17 gal | 16 / 17 gal | 20 / 22 gal | 26.4 / 31.7 gal |
| Pad pressure | 66 to 99 lb | 66 to 99 lb | 110 lb | 39, 79 or 119 lb |
| Squeegee | 31.5 in | 31.5 in | 33.8 in | 40.5 in |
| Rated productivity | 28,000 sq ft/hr | 24,000 sq ft/hr | 29,493 sq ft/hr | 30,667 sq ft/hr |
| Warranty | 5 yr parts, 5 yr labor, 3 yr travel | 5 yr parts, 5 yr labor, 3 yr travel | 4 yr parts, 2 yr labor | 5 yr parts, 5 yr labor, 3 yr travel |
Figures from each manufacturer's product sheets, manuals and our product pages. Battery coverage on all four machines is shorter and separate.
Not sure which size your building needs? Send us your square footage, floor type and door widths, or call (855) 601-5678, and we'll tell you which scrubber fits, including when the answer is the smaller one.
The i24YT is the 20-inch i20YT's bigger brother. It keeps the same tanks, console, transaxle and curved 31.5-inch squeegee, but the die-cast aluminum scrub head carries two 11-inch pad drivers turned by a single brush motor through a drive belt. With lead acid batteries it costs just $257 more than the i20YT for 4 more inches of path, and the 26-inch body still rolls through a 36-inch door with the squeegee on. For a room full of open floor, that's the cheapest time you'll ever save.
Now the honest part. The tanks didn't grow with the deck: at 16 gallons, you'll stop to refill sooner on a big open floor than you would with the Tornado BD 26/20 or the ICE i28BT, both of which cost more. The 24-inch head uses standard 3-lug pad drivers, not the magnetic driver of the 20-inch Y series. ICE rates it for slopes up to 5%, so it's a flat-floor machine, and at 441 lb with batteries it ships by freight.
Two pad drivers on a 24-inch path. 20% wider than a 20-inch machine, so a big room takes fewer passes.
Up to 99 lb of pad pressure. Enough weight on the pads for daily cleaning, scuffs and ground-in soil in one pass.
Traction drive, forward and reverse. The machine moves itself, so your operator only steers, even with full tanks.
16 and 17 gallon tanks. The recovery tank is bigger than the solution tank, so you scrub a full tank before you dump.
26-inch body, 31.5-inch curved squeegee. Passes a standard 36-inch door without taking anything off, and picks up clean in turns.
Two-stage vacuum and 68 dB(A). Strong water pickup that's still quiet enough for daytime cleaning in schools, clinics and stores.
Your i24YT arrives with its lead acid or AGM batteries installed, the on-board charger, the curved squeegee assembly and two 11-inch pad drivers (ICE 9040011). ICE's matching brushes for this deck are 12-inch, so plan on 12-inch floor pads, two at a time. Pads aren't included; tell us your floor and we'll send the right ones with the machine. For grout and textured tile, ICE sells 12-inch brushes (9050012, 9050012P and the L-800 lug version 9050012U at $254.00 each).
On ICE's current parts list, the optional Center-Lok pad driver (9040011K) and the L-800 lug pad driver (9040011U) are $254.00 each, the brush drive belt (8126005) is $123.94, the brush motor kit (8160530) is $440.00 and the complete squeegee assembly (8158000) is $435.32. The Linatex squeegee blades are 8118054 front ($46.20) and 8118055 rear ($60.66); polyurethane blades for oily floors are 8118154 front ($57.40) and 8118155 rear ($73.38). Pads, brushes, pad drivers, squeegee blades, hoses, the belt, the charger and wet or AGM batteries are wear items, so the warranty doesn't cover them.
After every shift, drain and rinse both tanks, clean the float shut-off and filter, wipe the squeegee and turn the blade if the edge is worn, then charge with the recovery tank propped open for ventilation. On lead acid batteries, check the water level before you plug in. Once a month, clean the battery tops, check the cables, the recovery lid seal and the brush belt, and charge the batteries if the machine is sitting unused. Drain everything before storing it anywhere that could freeze.
ICE USA, a division of ICE Cobotics in Holland, Michigan, builds walk-behind and ride-on scrubbers and the Cobi 18 robotic scrubber. Its scrubbers carry 5 years parts, 5 years labor and 3 years travel, among the longest in the industry, and its rotationally molded tanks carry lifetime parts coverage. We're an authorized ICE retailer, so that warranty is yours from day one. See all our walk-behind floor scrubbers or every ICE Cobotics machine.
| ICE® i24YT Walk-Behind Floor Scrubber Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | ICE |
| Manufacturer | ICE USA, a division of ICE Cobotics |
| Model | i24YT (i24YT-LA with lead acid, i24YT-AGM with AGM batteries) |
| Cleaning Path | 24 in, two discs |
| Pad Drivers | Two 11 in, 3-lug (9040011) |
| Pad Speed | 220 rpm |
| Pad Pressure | 66 to 99 lb |
| Brush Motor | 24 V, one motor driving both pad drivers by belt |
| Squeegee Width | 31.5 in, curved |
| Solution Tank | 16 gal |
| Recovery Tank | 17 gal |
| Rated Productivity | 28,000 sq ft/hr |
| Drive | Transaxle traction drive, forward and reverse |
| Maximum Slope | 5% |
| Vacuum Motor | Two-stage |
| System Voltage | 24 V |
| Batteries | 24 V, 150 Ah, lead acid or AGM |
| Runtime | About 3 hours per charge |
| Charger | On-board |
| Sound Level | 68 dB(A) |
| Dimensions (L x W x H) | 52 x 26 x 44 in |
| Weight | 227 lb without batteries, 441 lb with batteries |
| In the Box | Scrubber, batteries, on-board charger, squeegee assembly, two pad drivers; pads sold separately |
| Warranty | 5 years parts 5 years labor 3 years travel Lifetime parts on rotomolded tanks Wear items and batteries excluded |
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Yes. The i24BT is no longer on ICE's price list, and the i24YT is its 24-inch traction-drive replacement in ICE's new Y series. It keeps the 24-inch path, the two pad drivers and the traction drive, and adds a 16-gallon solution tank, a 17-gallon recovery tank and up to 99 lb of pad pressure. If you own an i24BT, send us its serial number when you order parts, because many parts changed.
Both come with 24-volt, 150 Ah batteries installed and the on-board charger. Lead acid costs less but needs the water checked before every charge. AGM is sealed and maintenance-free, which suits shared machines and crews where nobody owns battery care. If you'd rather have lithium, look at the i24YTL.
ICE lists about 3 hours per charge and rates the i24YT at up to 28,000 square feet an hour. After 30 to 50% for turns, refills and edges, plan on roughly 14,000 to 19,600 square feet an hour, or about 42,000 to 58,000 square feet per charge.
The body is 26 inches wide and the squeegee 31.5 inches, so it passes a standard 36-inch door without removing anything. ICE rates it for slopes up to 5%, so plan your route around steeper ramps. With batteries it weighs about 441 lb.
It comes with two 11-inch 3-lug pad drivers (ICE 9040011). ICE's matching brushes for this deck are 12-inch (9050012, 9050012P, 9050012U), so plan on 12-inch pads, two at a time, sold separately. Tell us your floor and we'll suggest the right pad or brush.
They share the tanks, console, transaxle and 31.5-inch squeegee. The i24YT has a 24-inch deck with two pad drivers turned by one belt-driven motor; the i20YT has a 20-inch deck with a single magnetic pad driver. The i24YT covers more floor per pass for only a little more money. The i20YT is the better pick for tight rooms, restrooms and narrow aisles.
ICE covers its walk-behind scrubbers for 5 years parts, 5 years labor and 3 years travel, and its rotationally molded tanks for life on parts. Under ICE's current policy, wet and AGM batteries are wear items, with 1 year of labor and travel on standard batteries. Pads, brushes, pad drivers, squeegees, hoses, belts and the charger aren't covered. Register the machine with ICE, online or by warranty card.
The charger is on board. Park in a ventilated area, switch the machine off, check the water level if you run lead acid batteries, prop the recovery tank open and plug into a grounded outlet. The charger stops by itself when the batteries are full.
The scrubber with its lead acid or AGM batteries installed, the on-board charger, the curved squeegee assembly and two 11-inch pad drivers. Pads and brushes are sold separately. It ships by freight on a pallet.