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SEBO Airbelt E1 Kombi Canister White

SEBO Airbelt E1 Kombi Canister White

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The three AIRBELT E models are powerful, ultra-quiet, mid-size canister vacuum cleaners with attractive curves and contours that feature three on-board attachments, a large .92-gallon bag, a generous 25-foot cord and 37-foot cleaning radius, protective rubber-coated wheels, a durable telescopic tube with quick-release connections, and a full bag or clog indicator. They also feature excellent filtration, a push-button cord rewinder, and a soft-foam bumper that protects the vacuum, furniture, and walls from scuffs and scratches.

The E series offers two straight-suction models that provide a choice of cleaning heads. The AIRBELT E1 Kombi includes a combination nozzle with retractable bristles for use on rugs and hard floors, while the AIRBELT E2 Turbo includes an air-driven turbo head for rugs and a parquet brush for hard floors. Both models have a suction-control knob located on the canister body.

Features

FLAT-TO-THE-FLOOR, 3.5-INCH PROFILE - A low, cleaning-head profile makes reaching under furniture and beds easy!

MID-SIZE CANISTER VACUUM - The AIRBELT E models are considered mid-size canister vacuums, which means they are smaller, more compact machines that weigh about four pounds less than SEBO’s D-model canisters.

THREE FULL-SIZE, ON-BOARD TOOLS - A crevice nozzle, an upholstery nozzle, and a dusting brush are always on board and ready for use. Also, many optional attachments are available that can be fitted to the telescopic tube or the hose handle.

LONG, 25-FOOT CORD, AND 37-FOOT OPERATING RANGE - Its cleaning radius saves time because it can clean large areas without changing electrical outlets. Plus, the seven-foot suction hose provides superb user maneuverability.

PUSH-BUTTON CORD REWINDER - The power cord rewinds by simply pressing a button.

LARGE-CAPACITY FILTER BAG - The .92-gallon filter bag is convenient and economical because fewer bag changes are needed and closing its built-in hygiene cap prevents dust from escaping during bag removal and disposal.

THREE PROTECTIVE, RUBBER-COATED WHEELS MOUNTED ON STEEL AXLES - The superb, rubber-coated castor wheels glide easily and gently over all floor types, providing exceptional maneuverability and protection of floor surfaces.

SOFT-START FEATURE - The vacuum’s gradual power-up capability extends motor life.
CONVENIENT PARKING AND STORAGE AIDS - When the suction hose and telescopic tube are connected to the parquet brush, turbo head, or combination nozzle, they can be firmly stored on the canister’s underside or backside housing.

FULL BAG OR CLOG INDICATOR - When a full bag, clog, or excessively dirty microfilter is detected, an indicator window turns orange, which warns the user of inadequate airflow to cool the motor. If this condition persists, its thermal cut-off switch will shut down the motor after a short duration of time.

PATENTED AIRBELT BUMPER - The textile-covered, soft-foam bumper protects furniture, walls, and the vacuum itself from incurring scratches and scuffs during use. It also diffuses exhaust air, which contributes to its ultra-quiet performance.

THREE-STEP FILTRATION - It features a pre-motor filter, a three-layer AeraPure™ bag, an S-class exhaust microfilter, and a tightly sealed casing.

TURBO HEAD AND PARQUET BRUSH, OR KOMBI NOZZLE, BUT NO POWER HEAD - The E1 and E2 models have telescopic tubes and suction hoses without integrated power cords, so they do not accommodate electric power heads. Instead, the E1 Kombi only comes with a combination nozzle with retractable bristles. The E2 Turbo comes with an air-driven turbo head and a parquet brush. Both models clean hard floors and rugs.

SUCTION-CONTROL KNOB ON CANISTER BODY - Because the E1 and E2 models have hoses and telescopic tubes without power cords, their suction-control knobs are located on their canister bodies, not the handles.

Specification

Suction Motor 1200 Watts
Brush Motor 175 Watts
Airflow (motor rating) 120 CFM
Water Lift (motor rating) 95 in.
Belt Guarantee 5 Years
Height Adjustment Manual
Suction Motor Protection Thermal
Bag Capacity .92 gal.
Handle Weight 1.5 lbs.
Body Weight 11.4 lbs.
Variable Suction Control Yes
Bare Floor Cleaning Yes
Dusting Brush Included Yes
Cleaning Wand Included Yes
Cord Length/Range 25 ft./37 ft.
Power Head Width 12 in.
Hose Length 7 ft.
S-class Filtration Yes
Adjustable Handle Yes
HEPA Filtration Available No
Use Without Power Head Yes
Brush Height Settings 4
Brush Wear Compensation Manual
Brush Speed 2700 RPM - E3
Sound Level E1, 2 - 58 dBA/E3 - 62 dBA

 

SEBO Airbelt E Series User Manual

SEBO Airbelt E Series Demonstration Video 

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