KarcherDS 6 Water Filter Vacuum Cleaner (Model: 1.195-220.0)
R5,599
About
The DS 6 vacuum cleaner with water filter ensures not only thoroughly clean floors, but also fresher, up to 99.5% dust-free exhaust air. And therefore a much more pleasant indoor climate.
In contrast to conventional vacuum cleaners with filter bags, the DS 6 vacuum cleaner with water filter relies on the natural force of water which is whirled around the filter at high speeds. The dirt taken in is guided by the whirlpool, reliably filtered from the air and bound in the water. The result: extraordinarily fresh, clean exhaust air.
Multi-stage filter system consisting of innovative water filter, washable intermediate filter and HEPA 12 filter: Filters 99.5% of dust from the air for fresh, clean air and a pleasant indoor climate. Particularly suitable for allergy sufferers.
Practical parking position: Quick and easy intermediate parking of suction tube and floor nozzle during working interruptions. Space-saving storage.
Product Features
- Energy-efficient motor:
- As powerful as a 1400W device
- Low energy consumption
- Removable water filter: Easy to fill and clean
- Automatic cable rewind: Fast, convenient power cord storage at the push of a button
- Accessory storage on the device: All accessories can be neatly and accessibly stored in the provided accessory compartment
- Warranty: 1-year
Product Specifications
- Rated input power: 650W
- Water filter: 2L
- Operating radius: (m) 10.2
- Current type: (V/Hz) 220 - 240 / 50 - 60
- Weight without accessories: 7.5kg
- Weight incl. packaging: 10.8kg
- Dimensions: (L × W × H) (mm) 535 x 289 x 345
Equipment
- Suction hose, 2.1 m
- Telescopic suction tube
- Switchable dry floor nozzle
- Crevice nozzle
- Upholstery nozzle
- HEPA 12 filter (EN 1822:1998)
- Practical parking position
- Accessory storage on the device
- Defoamer "FoamStop"
- Motor protection filters
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