Cyclo Vac knows how unfamiliar the technical terms used to describe ducted vacuums performance are to customers. We want to make sure you fully understand them; this is why we provide their description.
Airwatts
Airwatts reflect the ducted vacuum useful cleaning power. It refers to the motor's efficiency and performance and is calculated with a ratio between the airflow (CFM/CMH) and the water lift (H2O). Airwatts is key information and a data of great value when comparing ducted vacuum models.
Water Lift (H2O)
Water lift (H2O) is valuable information, very important to consider when comparing ducted vacuums. It represents the suction power (engine power) of the unit.
Airflow (CFM/CMH)
Airflow calculates (in cubic feet per meter or in cubic meter per hour) the volume of air that is being moved by the ducted vacuum system. Airflow augments the power unit's vacuum capacity. Still, suction power to clean efficiently is provided by the water lift (H2O).
Water lift (H2O) versus Airflow (CFM/CMH)
As you have seen earlier, both water lift and airflow are important. These two technical data combine to ensure ducted vacuum performance. Airwatts most certainly provides interesting information as it combines both airflow and water lift measurements. Relying on this data surely is interesting as it ensures optimal vacuum power and airflow. Check out Cyclo Vac models for an effective in-depth cleaning.
