What is the suction power of this machine?
796416
The amount of pressure used in the vacuum process is measured in inches of mercury and is between 18-22, or 609.5475468-745.0025572 millibars.
2095051
I beleive it's 12 amps. I do know it is more than the bagless model. That one reason I purchased this one. Great suction. Still very happy with it. Had it for4+ mths.
1121693
I only can tell you that my house is 1650 square feet of vacuuming area, and it does everything. I usually turn it on (get cords and stuff off the floor), go outside, and when I come back in, it has cleaned all the rooms and put itself back on the charging station. It's a joy to have!
2038690
I have used this shop vac for general cleaning up and it does seem to have enough suction power.
391324
We have hard floors with area carpets. The vacuum seems to be able to work on all the surfaces. The suction head is the main link in the process.
662151
I can't use full power on area rugs it sucks them off the floor. I use a turbo nozzle with rotating brush it has enough suction to power it. Cleans my carpets better than Eureka upright with brush. It is a commercial vac very well made comes with a 2 year warranty.
653512
It has 12 amps a crevice tool and a dusting brush. The cord is 17 Ft. It has plenty of suction and the hose does not clog
1083790
It is 12 amps. It has better suction than any 12 amp vacuum I have ever had. I have had mine for 1 year now and it has been the best vacuum I have ever used. It maintains most of it's cleaning power until the bag is almost full.
2110863
Don't have a pet, but I probably wouldn't recommend it if you have a lot of pet hair. It's suction power is not nearly that of a full size vac.
1730148
so far, so good. compared to our other vacuums, this one has far advanced suction power to clean hard floors.
294754
I'm not a professional. I don't understand the question. You do not want more suction than this machine has - I've never used it higher than 60%.
411560
For a small machine the suction is pretty good. I have only used it twice, but the carpet dried quickly so I'm assuming this was due to the machine drying up a lot of the water and shampoo used for cleaning.
674861
It really depends on the vacuum. If your vac is one of those tiny bucket vacs you might have trouble as those are usually on the threshold of not being to suck up anything at all anyways. I've never seen any measurements for suction loss though I'd imagine it's very minimal. The cyclone maintains the same static pressure so as far as CFM goes it really comes down to what size and length hose you're connecting to the cyclone's inlet. That's going to play more of a role than anything else when it comes to airflow.
1412689
I don't know it does not have a lot of suction . Its not my favorite buy of vaccums foe sure
60665
Dont buy this machine. It hardly has any pressure. I returned mine and the seller gave me an extremely hard time and didnt refund all of my money. It puts out as much pressure as the ones you get for a 10 gallon fish tank. I bought to use for airbrushing my nails and it clogged several times.
911000
No idea but check its performance before you buy. The suction is so strong that it sticks to the carpet and you cannot easily glide it over the floor. Had a refund on mine.
1010353
I don't think this machine would have that much suction. It is really good for the usual loose dirt,, stones, etc in the carpet. Hope that helps. Jb