PhilipsPower Pro Aqua Cordless 3-in-1 Rechargeable Vacuum Cleaner
R3,499
About
The new cordless (25.2V) PowerPro Aqua is a 3in1 powerful tool to deal with daily messes. A bagless vacuum cleaner includes a handheld for chair or corners, a mini turbo
brush for soft surfaces and a mopping system to clean damp dirt.
Product Features
- Cleans everyday messes with vacuum and mop
- PowerCyclone technology for high vacuum cleaning performance
- New mopping system with optimal wetness on hard floors
- Handheld for vacuuming furniture and hard to reach corners
- TriActive Turbo nozzle for powerful performance on carpets
- 3 layer filter technology captures micro particles
- Always at hand and convenient for daily usage
- Cordless cleaning: freedom to clean everywhere
- Bagless: one-step empty dust bucket, simple and hygienic
- Powerful 25.2V Lithium Ion battery for up to 1 hour cleaning
- Mini turbo brush for cleaning soft surfaces
- Instant click on/off mopping system for wet cleaning
- High maneuverability and light weight for easy handling
- Microfiber pads
- Battery voltage: 25.2 V
- Charging time: 5 hour(s)
- Mopping element: Unique mopping system
- Runtime: up to 60 minute(s)
- Surface coverage per tank: 50 m²
- Sound power level: 83 dB
- Usability
- Clean water tank capacity (max): 0.2 L
- Detergents that can be used: clear detergent or just water
- Design
- Color: Petrol blue metallic
- Design features: On-off
- Filtration
- Dust capacity: 0.6 L
- Exhaust filter: Foam filter
- Filter system: 3 layer German technology
- Nozzles and accessories
- Accessories included: 2-in-1 brush, AC power adaptor, Crevice tool, 1 pad holder, 2 microfiber pads
- Standard nozzle: TriActive Turbo Nozzle
- Sustainability
- Packaging: > 90% recycled materials
- User manual: 100% recycled paper
- Weight and dimensions
- Weight of product: 4.7 kg
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