Philips Home FC6148/01 Energy Care FC6148/01 Handheld battery vacuum cleaner 108 V
The Philips MiniVac EnergyCare 10.8 V vacuum cleaner has lightweight and powerful, long-lasting Lithium-Ion battery technology. The efficient charging system stops using power when the battery is full, so no energy is wasted.bBrush tool and crevice tool/bThe charging stand of the MiniVac holds both a brush tool and a crevice tool. The brush tool makes sure you don't damage delicate surfaces when cleaning, while the crevice tool gives you access to hard-to-reach places.b2-stage bagless cyclonic/bThe bagless cyclonic airflow keeps the dirt inside rotating to ensure optimal high suction power and lasting cleaning performance. Its 2- stage filtration system ensures that, once inside, the dirt cannot escape. The first filter blocks most dirt, while the second filter traps the finer dust particles.bAerodynamic nozzle design/bThe aerodynamic nozzle design of the Philips MiniVac is created to ensure optimum dust pick-up of even the finest dust particles. The ergonomic shape of the nozzle helps you to clean even the most hard-to-reach areas.bOne-step click-off nozzle/bThe Philips MiniVac vacuum cleaner is easy and quick to empty and hygienic to clean. The Philips MiniVac has a nozzle that easily clicks off in just one step, so you can empty the Mini Vac without touching the dirt.bComfortable grip/bThe Philips Mini Vac has a looped handle that ensures optimum grip. You can grab the Mini Vac in any way you like. The soft rubber coating feels gentle and gives the firm grip you need.bLonger-lasting lightweight Lithium-Ion batteries/bThe powerful Lithium-Ion (Li-Ion) batteries of the Philips Mini Vac have longer-lasting power versus standard Nickel-Cadmium (NiCd) batteries. Li-Ion batteries are also very lightweight, giving you a more enjoyable cleaning experience.bSystem switches off when full/bThe efficient charging system automatically shuts off when the batteries are fully charged.It therefore stops using power and saves energy. Other charging systems normally keep charging even when batteries are full and therefore waste energy.