Product Details
Titanium II™ 1800W Gold/Gray Corded Canister Vacuum Cleaner by Koblenz®. The Koblenz Titanium II PV-1800 Canister Vacuum Cleaner is the only vacuum you'll need for deep cleaning. It comes with a powerful 1800W motor and a retractable line cord for fewer tangles. Its cyclonic technology separates the dust from the dirt so it doesn't have to go through the filter twice. With its ergonomic handle and adjustable suction control, this vacuum is easy to use when you're getting
Specifications
Power: 1800W |
Width: 16.50" |
Depth: 10.20" |
Height: 9.80" |
Net Weight: 10.10 lb |
Color: Gold/Gray |
Includes
- 1 x Canister Vacuum Cleaner
- 1 x Telescopic Inox Wand
- 1 x Long Reach Hose
- 1 x "Turbo brush" Tool
- 1 x Crevice Tool
- 1 x Sofa Nozzle
Features
- Powerful 1800W
- Cyclonic technology with dust separation high efficiency
- Ergonomic handle with electronic suction control
- Retractable line cord
- Protected wheels for delicate floors
- Dust cup full indicator
- Inox telescopic wand
- Long reach hose
- "Turbo brush" tool, ideal for carpet and hard floors
- Crevice tool
- Sofa nozzle
- Bagless technology
Koblenz® is an international manufacturer of domestic and industrial floor care products, voltage regulators, battery backups and washers. The company was founded on July 15, 1959 as a manufacturer of voltage regulators, motors and pumps. During the 1960´s the company added vacuum cleaners and shampoo/polishers to its product line. In 1961 Koblenz developed its first vacuum cleaner, with an all-metal chassis and a single stage motor. The introduction of this vacuum cleaner in foreign markets was a success due to the ruggedness and durability of the product design. In 1968 Koblenz introduced the first line of Rug Shampooers and Floor Polishers. In 1972 the company started manufacturing washing machines. In 1998 the company introduced a Total Floor Care System to satisfy the every day needs of consumers worldwide. For over 50 years Koblenz has developed high quality Floor Care products targeted at solving real consumer needs in both the domestic and industrial markets.