Concordia E-2000, Japan market Electrolux Ambassador

[paul]

Here are some images of my Concordia, along with my Epic 6500 SR and Royal Lux D795.

Very nice. Btw, what is the model ID of your Concordia power nozzle? If it's E-2000, it follows the Canadian format that made the tank and pn IDs identical. The US format would something like 6B or 7B.

 

[cheesewonton]

You are very astute, Elliot. See my reply to Cheesewonton.

This Concordia E2000 says Made in USA inside the bag door but has the little maple leaves in the A on Concordia. Go figure? My own Concordia too much work to get at right now : /

https://buyee.jp/mercari/item/m80281716120?conversionType=mer_top_browsing_history

 

[paul]

Very nice. Btw, what is the model ID of your Concordia power nozzle? If it's E-2000, it follows the Canadian format that made the tank and pn IDs identical. The US format would something like 6B or 7B.

I also wonder if the motor ratings would have been the same as the US and CA (tank - 8A/10A with pn; pn 1.8A).

 

[cheesewonton]

I also wonder if the motor ratings would have been the same as the US and CA (tank - 8A/10A with pn; pn 1.8A).

No. The Japanese models have a Japan specific 100 volt motor and that motor is no longer available. I asked Electromotor about that.

 

[paul]

Got that, but I was wondering how the North American motors compared to the Japanese in terms of power.

 

[centralsweeper63]

Thank you Paul, that answers my question from earlier. A power comparison would indeed be cool to see.

 

[paul]

Thank you Paul, that answers my question from earlier. A power comparison would indeed be cool to see.

You are welcome, Elliot.

 

[paul]

Was the tiger award for sales in Canada of sales in Japan? My Concordia is a 100 volt Japanese market vacuum.

It was in the US for sure and possibly in CA and apparently in JP; unless it was awarded in the US to a global sales manager.

 

[centralsweeper63]

Very interesting Paul.