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The input power of the vacuum cleaner motor is measured in watts. Even though this specification does not take into account the efficiency of the motor, the number of fans, or the overall vacuum cleaner design, motor wattage is a valid way to evaluate and compare the motor’s power.
One of the most common vacuum cleaner specifications is amps. The amperage rating designates the maximum amount of electrical current used by all of the electrical components in a vacuum cleaner when they are operating. The biggest consumer of electrical current will be the vacuum motor. Therefore, the amperage rating includes all electrical components, including the vacuum motor, the power nozzle motor, and the light bulb. The maximum amp “draw,” which is the number of amps the vacuum cleaner uses when running allowed for any appliance that plugs into a standard household outlet is 12.
In the United States, standard household current operates at 120 volts at the meter. Voltage within a home is sometimes called “110” because there may be voltage drops through the house wiring. However, there is no need to worry. Appliances are designed to operate within a range of 110 to 120 voltages.
A water lift gives a vacuum cleaner the power to pick up or “lift” debris from the floor surface. The airflow then removes it from the dust bag. Vacuum cleaners with more inches of water lift will have an easier time picking up sand and other heavier soils from carpet and flooring. Water lift is also a measure of a vacuum cleaner’s ability to deal with resistance within the vacuum cleaner. Cleaning ability of a vacuum cleaner.
Vacuum airflow is by far the most crucial specification in determining the cleaning ability of a vacuum cleaner. It is measured in cubic feet per minute (CFM). Airflow is the force of this airflow across a surface that picks up the dirt and transfers it to the dust bag or container. The more airflow, the better the cleaning ability of the vacuum cleaner.