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The power value is measured in Watts. The higher this value the more powerful the motor of the cleaner. Values typically range from 600W to 2000W. Bear in mind that there are other factors which also affect suction power and cleaning efficiency including the bore or diameter of the hose and the number of levels in the filtration system so a more powerful motor will not always guarantee greater suction.

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životna snaga

철학; 농업 프로그램 & 법

a hypothetical force once thought by philosophers to cause the evolution and development of organisms

radna snaga

사회학; 일반 사회학

Termin koji je koristio Karl Marks da opiše skup mentalnih i fizičkih sposbnosti koje radnici koriste da stvaraju proizvode.

konjska snaga (KS)

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A standard unit of power equal to a rate of 33,000 foot-pounds of work per minute. Used to rate motors and gearmotors used on conveyor drives.

komandant združenih snaga

군대; 일반 군대

A general term applied to a combatant commander, subunified commander, or joint task force commander authorized to exercise combatant command (command authority) or operational ...

elektrostatički filter

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This is a type of filter media that consists of fine synthetic fibres on which the electric charge builds as air passed through them. And later this charge is used to pick dust, ...

papirna kesa

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The paper bag in a vacuum cleaner consists of a special paper enclosure in to which the dirt and air are directed as part of the filtering system.

napon

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The electric potential is expressed in terms of voltage. The voltage in typical house hold ranges from 130 – 220 volts.

vati

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Watts is the unit of measuring electric power. And in this context, it is used to indicate the overall power of the vacuum cleaner’s motor.

decibeli

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Expressed as "dB," this is the unit used to measure the intensity of a sound and is commonly used by vacuum manufacturers to determine how loud a unit will operate.