Description

Compact, low-profile carpet extractor

Get a deep clean, even in hard-to-reach areas, with the Tennant E5 compact low-profile carpet extractor. Easily maneuver around obstacles and under furniture with the low-profile design. Fully cleanable Hygienic® tanks reduce risk of mold, bacteria and odor for a healthier environment. This deep cleaning extractor adjusts to different carpet depths without tools and is easy to operate and maintain.

Highlights

Improve productivity and cleaning results in congested and hard-to-reach areas with low-profile, compact design.
Reduce operator fatigue and improve productivity with low-effort pull-back operation and Insta-Adjust™ ergonomic handle.
Easy to fill, empty, and clean Hygienic® tanks offer a unique compact design. Ergonomic handles and grips ensure easy pick-up.

Inside the E5

Easily clean around and under objects like beds, desks, and tables with the compact, low-profile design. The Insta-Adjust™ handle extends cleaning reach.
Unique double-tuft float-adjust brush design adjusts to different carpet pile depths—no manual adjustment needed.
Maximize cleaning performance across the entire cleaning path with dual overlapping spray jets and exceptional vacuum suction.

E5 Specifications

FEATURE	SPECIFICATION
Cleaning path	15 in / 380 mm
Brush motor	0.4 hp / 0.30 kW
Brush speed	1,200 rpm
Solution tank capacity	5 gal / 19 L
Solution pump pressure	65 psi / 4.458 bar
Spray jet count	2-quick connect
Recovery tank capacity	5 gal / 19 L
Waterlift	86 in / 2,180mm
Vacuum motor	1.2 hp / 0.89 kW
Power cord length	50 ft / 15 m
Dimensions (LxWxH)	72 x 19 x 28 in / 690 x 480 x 710 mm
Weight	102 lb / 46 kg
Sound level (operator’s ear)	69 dBA
Warranty	See your sales representative or authorized distributor for complete warranty details.

Optional tools available.

Specifications subject to change without notice and will vary throughout the operation of the machine; averages are shown.

TENNANT E5 Fit Checks for Compact Carpet Extraction

TENNANT E5 is a compact carpet extractor for teams that need low-profile deep cleaning on carpets, entrance mats, rugs, and hard-to-reach areas without moving to a larger floor-care machine. It fits buyers comparing a Tennant carpet cleaner, rug cleaner, dry foam carpet cleaner, or low foam carpet cleaner when the real job is controlled carpet extraction in tight commercial spaces.

Buyer check	Why it matters	What to confirm
Low-profile deep cleaning	Compact carpet extraction is useful under desks, around furniture, near entrance mats, and in areas where a larger machine is awkward.	Confirm carpet zone size, furniture layout, mat placement, edge access, and whether the operator needs to clean around fixed fixtures.
Carpet and rug cleaner fit	Searches for carpet cleaner, rug cleaner, and carpet extractor often point to the same buyer need but different site conditions.	Check pile depth, soil level, backing condition, spot-cleaning needs, and whether the surface is carpet, rug, or removable entrance mat.
Dry foam carpet cleaner comparison	Some buyers compare dry foam or low foam cleaning before choosing an extractor workflow.	Confirm chemical process, moisture tolerance, drying window, residue expectations, and whether extraction recovery is required after cleaning.
Hygienic tanks and maintenance	Carpet machines need clean handling of solution, recovery water, and routine service points to protect indoor hygiene.	Review tank access, emptying routine, rinse process, storage, staff training, and how the machine will be maintained between jobs.

Choose TENNANT E5 when the priority is compact carpet extraction, low-profile deep cleaning, and practical handling in commercial carpet zones. For hard-floor scrubbing with solution recovery, compare a scrubber dryer instead. E5 is strongest when a team needs a dedicated carpet extractor for rugs, entrance mats, tight rooms, hospitality areas, offices, and scheduled carpet maintenance.

Related planning paths: compare cleaning machine options for facility workflows, review floor cleaning machine planning when matching equipment to site conditions, use floor scrubber vs buffer when the job shifts to hard-floor cleaning, and browse all products when comparing carpet extractor, scrubber dryer, polisher, and blower options.