SPECIFICATION GLOSSARY: VACUUM CLEANERS

Moc silnika - what does it mean?

Motor power in watts describes the electric drive, not the cleaning performance on its own.

IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

How to understand Moc silnika?

Vacuum motor power in watts (W) describes the electrical power of the drive. It should not be treated as suction power. Airflow, vacuum pressure, system sealing, air-path design and the floor head can make two similarly rated motors perform very differently.

Use motor power as supporting information and compare it with suction data, battery performance and real test results whenever possible.

WHEN COMPARING PRODUCTS

More is usually better

A higher value is usually beneficial, but it should not be the only buying criterion.

WHY IT MATTERS

A single specification rarely describes the complete cleaning performance of a vacuum cleaner.

BUYING TIP

Compare products from the same class and check how the number translates into real use.

COMMON MISTAKE

Read this specification together with real test results and related measurements.

COMPARE TOGETHER WITH

real test results
related specification
product class

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