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Dyson DC19 T2
| Caractéristiques | |||
| Bag? | no | ||
| Weight without accessories | 5 kg | ||
| Noise level | 82 dB | ||
| Filter type | |||
| Suction | 28 kPa | ||
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| Airflow | 32 dm3/s |
| Electricity consumption | 1400 W |
| N.A. | |
| Bin capacity | 2 L |
| Range | 10 m |
| Guarantee | 5 year(s) |
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Vincent Alzieu
Test date: May 17, 2010
Test date: May 17, 2010
The DC19 T2 and the DC19 Allergy are identical except on two points:
- colour, yellow for the T2, violet for the Allergy,
- the filter. The filter on the Allergy is Hepa 12 certified, which means that it filters at least 99.5% of micro-particles. The T2 isn't certified, though Dyson does say that the air expelled is cleaner than the air that goes in.
Pluses
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Filter only needs cleaning every 6 months
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Energy consumption lower than average
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Very robust!
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Easy access to the filter, easy maintenance
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It consumes less power than others without being less effective
Minuses
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Intake of air on emptying dust repository can dislodge dust
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Very noisy: 80 dB
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Fine on carpet-tile and deep-pile but the specially designed brushes for this do better
Excellent machine for anyone who wants a low consumption and, above all, low maintenance hoover! The filter system really is more practical than on your average vacuum cleaner.
