30 liters, indicating the volume of dust and debris the vacuum cleaner can hold.
Power Rating:
Information about the motor power, typically measured in watts, indicating the suction power of the vacuum cleaner.
Filtration System:
Details about the filtration system used in the vacuum cleaner, such as the type of filters employed (HEPA, sponge, etc.).
Usage Type:
Whether it’s designed for dry vacuuming, wet vacuuming, or both.
Tank Material:
The material of the vacuum cleaner’s tank, which may be plastic or stainless steel.
Cord Length:
Information about the length of the power cord for flexibility in maneuvering the vacuum cleaner.
Hose and Nozzle Attachments:
Details about the hose length and the types of nozzles and attachments provided for different cleaning tasks.
Wheels:
Whether the vacuum cleaner is equipped with wheels for easy mobility.
Weight:
The weight of the vacuum cleaner, which can impact ease of use and portability.
Power Source:
Whether the vacuum cleaner is corded or cordless.
Additional Features:
Some vacuum cleaners may come with additional features such as a blower function, a carrying handle, a parking position for the tube and nozzle, and cord storage.
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