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True Multi-Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner with Low Suction Lose bagless

True Multi-Cyclone Vacuum Cleaner with Low Suction Lose bagless

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Guangzhou
Payment Terms:
TT OR LC
Min Order Qty:
500 PCS
Supply Capability:
30000 PCS/month

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Quick Details

Type: 

Cyclone

Installation: 

Canister

Bag Or Bagless: 

Bagless

Function: 

Dry

Certification: 

CB,CE,CSA,EMC,EMF,ETL,GS,LFGB,RoHS,SASO,UL,UR,Reach Central Vacuum Cleaner,CE/GS/ROHS/REACH/EMC/ERP

Power (W): 

1400

Voltage (V): 

230

Model Number: 

T3801

Brand Name: 

OEM Central Vacuum Cleaner,OEM

Place of Origin: 

Jiangsu China (Mainland)

Color: 

Any One or Mix

Material: 

PP/ABS

Name: 

Hepa Central Vacuum Cleaner

MOQ: 

One 20FT

Max Power: 

1600W

 

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Detail:

Floor Dust Cleaner Packing: Product Size:365x255x265mm Giftbox Size: 400x310x310mm Loading Quantity: 20FT:700 units 40FT:1580 units 40HQ:1800 units

Delivery Detail:

45 Days for One Container Floor Dust Cleaner

 

Specifications:

Product Size: 380*255*265mm

Gift box Size: 400*310*310mm

NW: 4kg

GT: 6kg

20FT: 750pcs   40FT: 1580pcs     40HQ:1800pcs

Power: 1200W/ 1400W/1600W (1600W motor recommended)

Noise Level: 70dB (Under 1600W motor)

Dust Capacity: 1.5L

Airflow: 2.0m3/min (Under 1600W motor) 

Suction Power: 230W (Under 1600W motor) 

Filtration System: HEPA filtration

Cord Length: 5-6m

Voltage: 100V/120V/127V/220V/230V/240V

Accessories & Parts information:

2 in 1 small tool; Normal brush; Hard floor brush;Hose;2 pcs plastic tube or metal telescopic tube

Feature: Nice design, High efficiency, HEPA outlet filter, Shared handle for dust bin and whole unit; Airflow control on handle; 360°swivel hose.

 

Q: They were invented to suck dirt and dust anyway, right ? Geez !! And why did mine have to break ????
sometimes broken vacuum cleaners can be fixed...
Q: survey - why do vacuum cleaners suck so much ?
Not as much as most politicians do.
Q: We must have had 10 vacuums in the past 5 years. We have been buying bagless upright vacuum cleaners in the $80-$150 range. We run a playgroup from our house so we vacuum alot!! At least 3 times a day. These cheap cleaners just don't last. The loose suction very quickly and eventually just break. So we have decided to invest in a better quality one. Any suggestions of a good quality vacuum cleaner that will last and do a really good job time after time. We don't really care about bag/bagless or upright/canister. We just want something that works well and will last. We are looking in the $400 max price range. So far we have been looking at Dyson, Oreck and Electrolux. Please help!!!!
This Site Might Help You. RE: Which Vacuum cleaner should we buy? We must have had 10 vacuums in the past 5 years. We have been buying bagless upright vacuum cleaners in the $80-$150 range. We run a playgroup from our house so we vacuum alot!! At least 3 times a day. These cheap cleaners just don't last. The loose suction very quickly and eventually just...
Q: My pool vacuum has no suction and I have no psi rating, my polaris wont work either. Is something clogged how do I unclog it?
Some Polaris' are pressure washers and need a separate pump to make them work. Others are vacuum side cleaners and use your pool pump to power them. Check your filter it is likely dirty and causing low pressure and low water flow. You're welcome!!
Q: Hello,I am looking for sanitaire vacuum cleaners online i can purchasewhere can i do my research except google
Have you looked at the H20 Vac? Sorry, I don't know if you meant sanitary for your home/people, but the H20 Vac seems to do both. It uses tap water as a filter, so there's no nasty bags to replace, no dust going anywhere, etc. It uses steam power can clean wet messes as well (like a ShopVac). The water filter system traps dirt, instead of letting it go back out into the air like most vacuums do, even if they say Hepa Filtration or some BS.
Q: Has anyone purchased one of these outrageously expensive vacuum cleaners? We have a yellow lab that sheds like crazy. We have a horrible time with vacuum cleaners. We have had Dysons and just had one die on us. Does anyone have any feedback on these vacuums?
we have a Miele Blue Moon. We also had a very hairy dog. But we bought it because of allergies. it picks up and keeps dust mite droppings which no other vacuum does. but you have to change the HEPA once a year for it to do that. The bags and hepa are rather costly but we have had it 9 years and it works great. The only other tip I'd give is keep the height setting one setting higher if you find it is overheating when you vacuum. we have shag carpet so it was overheating the powerhead set at 1. We love it and it definitely works better than the less expensive models.
Q: how is bagless an improvement over the old fashioned vacuum cleaners with bags? I hate having to deal with the filth that comes out of the bagless machines. What was wrong with the bags? Am I missing something here?
I love mine! I will ABSOLUTELY NEVER own a bagged vacuum ever again! I do understand the dust issue, but I've found that dumping it out creates a minimal mess, which is contained in a small area around my garbage bin. That gets cleaned up when I sweep the kitchen floor. What was wrong with the bags? The one in the machine was always full, and I never had replacements. Buying them was a huge process, because they were never available in anywhere near convenient. I always had to go to the department store where I purchased the vacuum cleaner, or a specialty store to find them. And making sure I got the right ones was also a hassle...did I need type J, or was that the last vacuum cleaner we had? Maybe it's type I. For me, the small amount of dust created in emptying the can is well worth the opportunity to vacuum whenever I need (as opposed to whenever I could, depending on whether or not the bag was full). The good news is that bagged vacuum cleaners are still readily available. If the bagless doesn't work for you, then shop for a bagged option that does. :) Edit: Hmmm...I was just reading the link that AdamG provided. It, too, suggests that bagless machines create a horrible dusty mess if emptied inside. This makes me wonder if it's a brand-specific issue, 'cause I have definitely not had that problem. There's a small (less than 2-feet across) dust cloud that's created when I bang the filter against the inside of the garbage bin, but most of that settles inside the garbage bin (and again, the rest is easily cleaned up later). Do y'all find that you're getting more dust than that?
Q: I just bought Kirby Sentria vacuum cleaners for $1400. The salepersons were here for 5 hours doing their demo.I kind of am changing my mind I have had it for less then 2 hours.The paper says that I have 3 days to change my mind. Should I keep it or take it back?Is it hard to take it back?
You should have no trouble taking it back. Call the number on your paperwork and also WRITE them a letter and keep a copy. (just to cover your a$$). But do it right away. Personally, I LOVE mine.
Q: I'm looking for a new canister vacuum but can't get my mind around the BAGLESS Dyson- seems like you still have to be careful about getting dirt and dust back into the air. Please leave your thoughts and feedback on vacuum cleaners and HURRY! I can't wait too much longer to make a decision!Thanks
Well, I've had both kinds and definitely prefer the bagless. I always found with my old Hoover that just taking the full bag off was enough to have dust and dirt flying back into the air. 4 years ago we had it and bought a Dyson new off OKorder. It was truly money well spent. We never have to search for bags or spend money on them. As for emptying it, I don't have a problem with dust going back into the air. I just put the canister far down into the garbage can and hit the release. There is never a whoosh of dirt - it just sinks to the bottom of the garbage. We have the Dyson DC17 Animal.
Q: my sister has guinea pigs, and it is so hard to live sometimes because they make my eyes itch so much! so anyway.. what are those machines called they cleans the air you breathe? thank you so much!
Vacuum cleaners and air purifiers. Air filters clean the air as well, but only work with your heating/air conditioning unit. Vacuum cleaners suck up dust and dirt from floors, upholstry, curtains, etc. Air purifiers clean the air by removing airborne pollen, dirt, dander, etc. They work without the use of your heating/air conditioning unit, and are portable.

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