The Dual-Voltage Hoover
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twocvbloke
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The watts will be the same on either voltage, it's the amps and Volts that change...
E.G. if on 120V it's 6 Amps, on 240V it would be 3 Amps, but on both voltages, it'd be 720 Watts...
I don't know what the power ratings are though on that one, plus I've never even heard of a dual voltage vacuum before... :\
E.G. if on 120V it's 6 Amps, on 240V it would be 3 Amps, but on both voltages, it'd be 720 Watts...
I don't know what the power ratings are though on that one, plus I've never even heard of a dual voltage vacuum before... :\
raycarter
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Dual-voltage Hoover
During the late 1990s, Hoover made a dual-voltage Guardsman upright, model U4291, That was available in the US. It was very similar to the cleaner pictured above, except the entire base was black with a clear furniture guard, a deep gray bag with a vertical stripe pattern, and a Chrome-plated steel handle with a clear sleeve on the handgrip, and a single, large plastic cord hook projecting from the upper front of the handle.
During the late 1990s, Hoover made a dual-voltage Guardsman upright, model U4291, That was available in the US. It was very similar to the cleaner pictured above, except the entire base was black with a clear furniture guard, a deep gray bag with a vertical stripe pattern, and a Chrome-plated steel handle with a clear sleeve on the handgrip, and a single, large plastic cord hook projecting from the upper front of the handle.
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