Wired electric broom DENX DX2902 with 400 watts power and high suction performance
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340ر.س-47%Product description
DENX corded vacuum cleaner DX2902 is the perfect solution for comprehensive cleaning, designed to provide a comfortable and practical cleaning experience that suits various daily needs.
Specifications:
Power: 400-watt motor power.
Dustbin capacity: 0.8 liters, reducing the need for frequent emptying during cleaning.
Cable length: 4 meters, providing flexibility and ease of reaching difficult places and distant corners.
Suction power: up to 14 kilopascals, ensuring deep and effective cleaning.
Noise level: low, reaching 78 decibels, allowing quiet and comfortable use without disturbance.
Frequency: operates at 50/60 Hz for stable performance and consistency.
Large dustbin capacity: with an 800 ml capacity, you can clean large areas without frequently emptying the bin.
Exceptional performance: high suction power enables easy removal of fine and stuck dirt.
Comfortable and easy-to-use design: long cable and practical design provide a comfortable cleaning experience without effort.
Low noise: the low noise level makes it suitable for use at any time of the day.
Multi-functional use: multiple attachments meet various cleaning needs, whether for floors, furniture, or corners.
Built-in cleaning accessories: to ensure thorough cleaning of all surfaces and corners, DENX model DX2902 comes with a practical set of attachments, including:
Floor cleaning brush: effective for cleaning carpets and hard floors.
Crevice tool: ideal for reaching corners and tight areas.
Rotary brush: for cleaning furniture and delicate surfaces without scratches.
Why choose DENX model DX2902?
High efficiency and performance: removes dirt and debris from various types of surfaces.
Easy maneuverability: compact, lightweight design with a long cable to reach different corners.
Time-saving: thanks to high suction power and large dustbin capacity.
Comprehensive cleaning: various attachments allow you to clean every corner of your home.










