Multifunction Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Remote Controller
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Sets per Month set/month
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Work Voltage : | 14.4 V |
Input Voltage: | AC 110-240 V |
Power: | 24 W |
Dustbin Capacity: | 0.35 L |
Charging Time: | 5 hours |
Noise Level: | Less 50dB |
Working Time: | 90-120 minutes after full charging |
The Minimum Area One Charge | 120-150 Square meter |
Battery: | 2200 Lithium battery |
Body Size: | 330*90 mm |
Remote Control Size: | 126*35.5*10 mm |
Color Available: | White, Blue, White, Black |
Print Logo: | Yes |
Function: | 1) Along wall edges mode
2) Spot cleaning mode
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- Q: If i reduced considerably the size of the hose of a vacuum cleaner say by 4, is the suction power goin to increase by 4? Since pressure is equal to force/area. im trying to make my vacuum cleaner ultra powerful. thank you.
- In a machine with perfect efficiency (which doesn't exist), your math may add up, but in this case the motor only has a limited amount of power. Decreasing the nozzle size would introduce more drag on the motor, which as said before, could burn it out.
- Q: how many watts does a vacuum normally use?
- If you mean a vacuum cleaner, it depends on model and manufacturer. I would doubt that most domestic ones use more than 750 watts, though. But there should be a nameplate with that information on it. Now, industrial vacuum cleaners can be a bit bigger and use more power - like hundreds of horsepower.
- Q: I essentially am looking for a carpet/floor upright vaccum cleaner. I was looking around in stores and found a lot of choice however. I notieced the following things about various brands.1. Bissell = Seems to be the cheapest and offers more features for it's price but looks kind of flimsy. Is this a good brand. Offers 1 yr warranty.2. Dirt devel = Cost a little more and looks better. Offers 2 yr warranty?3. Hoover = I know this is a well known brand but all I was able to see was the steamvacs. My mom had one and it's about 4 yrs old. Its very good still cleans up.Also I noticed Canaster Vacuum cleaners. What are the advantages of these? What is the purpose of having a canaster? I just don't want to get a habbit of purchasing a vacuum every 1 year because it breaks....
- About canister vacs: Canisters are great at cleaning hardwood floors, drapes and hard to reach spots. Most canisters also come with an assortment of tools and attachments for special cleaning jobs. Some may find it awkward because you pull the vacuum from behind. If you don't want to replace your vacuum every year, go with a Dyson. It is the best purchase you will ever make. I spent hours looking in stores for the perfect vacuum and ended up finding just what I needed, the dyson dc15 animal, online (MUCH lower prices and better info) The suction never wears out, so you won't need to replace it. It is great at getting up hair and for people with allergies.
- Q: I've been reading reviews about vacuum cleaners and seemed to sum it all up pretty good about this one.. anybody got experience with the hoover tempo widepath?
- Check out Masons they are experts on vacuum cleaners...
- Q: There are many other things in our houses that make a racket, and the dogs and kitties are alright with them, but, drag out the Hoover, and, wow!, it's as if you were coming after them with a chainsaw.Why is this?
- Probably because... well... it makes a big noise. I don't know why but all I know is that when I turn on my vacuum, my dog runs like his life is at stake... Ah the joy of having pets...
- Q: I'm just curious about how often people vacuum. I have gone through yet another vacuum cleaner in a little over a year. I think it is because I vacuum every day sometimes twice a day and most people I know have vacuums that last years but they only do it once a week...possibly twice a week at the most. Thanks!
- LOL..Not as much as I would like. My Daughter HATES the Vacuum cleaner and I cant vacuum when she is hear, nor when she is asleep. Also, Im a SAHM so she is here with me all the time. But,I vacuum once or twice a week when my Mom has her.
- Q: How would you rate the Rainbow vacuum cleaner? Please only responed if you have used it or own one. Thank you.
- I have been in the cleaning business for 20 years and have had some experience with vacuum cleaners. I think you could have an excellent vacuum for around $300-$400. (Panasonic, Sanyo, Sharp) After seeing the Rainbow demonstrated, I just don't think they are worth the money. I also don't get how they clean the air. Basically, they are passing the dirty air over some water (not through it). and call this cleaning the air and filtering out the dirt. Check out some of the above vacuums online and save yourself some Christmas money. I just recently bought a Sanitaire SC6600 for our house and we really like it. Paid Approx. $325.00. It is commercial, 2 motor system, tools and stretch hose on board, carpet or hard floors (your can turn the beater brush off and just have air flow). Hope this helps.
- Q: We were also thinking of a VAX. The make we have is Goblin but it's not working so well. Thanks.
- The best vacuum cleaner for a good price is the Shark Navigator. It will cost about the same but is far better
- Q: Okay, I won't tell you who thinks what, but one of us think that you should dust your furniture, before you vacuum that way whatever dust gets on the floor its vacuumed up. The other thinks you vacuum before you dust...So which is it, do you dust before you vacuum or after?Please help this is so small but I would just like to do one of those kinda I told you so things.. Its a wife thing!
- Always dust AFTER vacuuming because almost all vacuum cleaners expels some dust particles into the air. Now tell him you were right and make him take you out to dinner. <edits I see the majority says dust first, and I 100% disagree because of experience and having been a house keeper all my life. Think about it or better yet get a flashlight, turn the lights off and turn on the vacuum cleaner then shine your flashlight at the vacuum cleaner while it's running and you can see the dust particles flying out of it... and where will it go? on your freshly dusted furniture. I rest my case.
- Q: Are tornadoes nature's vacuum cleaners?
- I can tell you've never been around after one has hit! Vacuum cleaner? I don't think so. There is stuff all over. I lived in Kansas,going though one will get your heart pubbing,only to have your heart brake,when you come out of the basement to see EVER THING you had is gone.
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Multifunction Robot Vacuum Cleaner with Remote Controller
- Loading Port:
- Shenzhen
- Payment Terms:
- L/C,T/T
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 Sets set
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 Sets per Month set/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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