UV Vacuum Bed Cleaner New Model System 1

UV Vacuum Bed Cleaner New Model

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 300 PCS

Supply Capability:: 30000 PCS/month

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Quick Details

· Type: Dual filters

· Installation: Hand Held

· Bag Or Bagless: With Bag

· Function: Dry

· Certification: EMC, EMF, ETL, GS, RoHS, PSE

· Power (W): 350

· Voltage (V): 120

· Model Number: YJ-3005A

· Brand Name: Any

· Place of Origin: China (Mainland)

· Product name: bed vacuum cleaner

· Feature: Kill 99% bacterial

· Color: Optional

· Certificates: GS ETL PSE

· Type: Bed cleaner

· Vibrating: With vibrating pad for bad

· Patent: Dual suction entries

· Patent contury: China, Japan, USA(Pending)

· Voltage: 100V-230V 50-60HZ

Specifications

-bed vacuum cleaner
-Kills 99.9% dust mite
-Dual suction entries patented
-Dual suctions patented
-GS PSE

why UV vacuum is needed?

Our environment getting worse than before, we are surrounded by suspended particles in the air & dust mites. These particles & dust mites were hidden in the sheet, carpet, downy toys, even in our clothes. Many questions caused by the mites, such as itching & acne & serious allergy. “there is a allergy in my family” became the hot issue between parents recently. Our UV vacuum use the ultraviolet rays to kill bacterias & dust mites with the support of scientific reports. We created the YJ-3005 series UV vacuum to solve this kind of problem efficiently.

GENERAL SPECIFICATION

- Model/Modelo: YJ-3005B

- Specifications/Especificaciones: AC 100V 50/60 HZ

- Motor/Motor: ML 1030G 100V/50-60HZ

- Unload motor speed/Velocidad del motor: 30000 RPM + - 10%

- Noise level (Distance 1 m): < = 75 db< span="">

- Pressure resistance/Presión: 1500V/5mA/1 Min

ELECTRIC SPECIFICATION

- Control switch/Botón:TOUCH (4 stages)

- Operate sequence/Secuencia: OFF - UV light - UV light+vacuum - UV light+vacuum+tapping pad

- Fuse/Fusible: 8A

OUTER SPECIFICATION

- Product color/Color: optional

- Material/Material: ABS Fire prevention

- Plug/Enchufe: PSE plug

- Length of power cord/Cable: out 5.0 m

- Product size/Tamaño del producto: 29.2 x 27.3 x 17.1 cm

- Inner box size/Caja interna: 31.5 x 28.7 x 18.3 cm

- Master carton size/Caja externa: 59 x 32.9 x 20.7 cm

- Load quantity per carton/Cantidad por cartón: 2 pcs

- Net weight/Peso neto: 2.07 kg

- Load quantity 20'ft/Contenedor 20 ft: 1760 pcs

- Load quantity 40'ft/Contenedor 40 ft: 3080 pcs

- Load quantity 40 HQ/Contendor 40 HQ: 3360 pcs

- bed vacuum cleaner

UV Vacuum Bed Cleaner New Model

Q:A little old lady answered a knock on the door one day, only to be confronted by a well-dressed young man carrying a vacuum cleaner.quot;Good morning,said the young man. quot;If I could take a couple minutes of your time, I would like to demonstrate the very latest in high-powered vacuum cleaners.quot;quot;Go away!said the old lady. quot;I haven't got any moneyand she proceeded to close the door.: Not sure if this is a question?? I've done the same thing. They drive me crazy!

Q:Is it just me or is anyone else afraid of vacuum cleaners?: *shudder* They are the anti-christ.

Q:I'm looking to buy one, but don't see any quality reviews, so let's see what the yahoosers say.: i bought a bissell from wal mart, i think it was 169, a heated power steamer or something like that. i've used it several times (not because it did a bad job the first time, i just have 3 dogs and DETEST pet hair everywhere) anyway, it does an excellent job getting rid of the pet hair, you just have to make sure and clean the brush and bottom of the steamer each time you use it so it doesnt' clog. but anyway, my overall experience is that it did well to clean my old carpets (they were here when we moved in) it dries quickly, it didn't leave a musty wet smell, and it's fast and easy to use. hope that helps

Q:I have some cordless phones and a vacuum cleaner, both of them don't work (broken). I don't know if I can just throw them in the garbage and they will take them? or maybe there is a place where I can take them to be recycled?Help me please: Sell them to a second hand shop or something? You might get some cash in return :P Cause some second hand shop fix things.

Q:Please read further to answer question. 10 points for best answerYou are comparing two vacuum cleaners in an appliance store and notice that one israted at 120V, 9 Amp while the other is rated at 120V, 12 Amp.WHY?: Which one carries the highest electrical current? A - The 12 amp one because 12 amp 9 amps! Duh! Which one has the highest resistance? A - The 9 amp one has the higher resistance. R = voltage/current Duh!

Q:An appliance repair shop has 5 vacuum cleaners, 12 TV sets, and18 VCRs to be repaired. The store employs two part-time repairmen. One repairman canrepair one vacuum cleaner, three TV sets, and three VCRs in 1 week, while the secondrepairmen can repair one vacuum cleaner, two TV sets and six VCRs in 1 week. The firstemployee is paid $250 a week and the second employee is paid $220 a week. Tominimize the cost, how many weeks should each of the two repairmen be employed?: x = number of weeks for first repairman y = number of weeks for second x + y ≥ 5 3x + 2y ≥ 12 3x + 6y ≥ 18 graph to get the corner points the corner points are (2,3) and (4,1) z(x,y) = 250x + 220y z(2,3) = 1160 z(4,1) = 1220 thus x = 2, y = 3

Q:It's 2014 and it doesn't really seem like vacuums have come that far. What's worse, they like everything else on the market are made for the dump. So whatever deal I happen to find on a seemingly decent vacuum is really going towards the next seemingly decent vacuum..... the vacuum I own is a perfect example! it ran me about 50 bucks but it's crap, and overall the cleanliness of my carpet, and air are the real cost of my savings...The only vacuum that I can say really proved itself in front of me was a Kirby, but there's no way in hell I could justify quot;to myselfdropping 1500 or more (depending how good the salesman was) on a vacuum cleaner....even ifit'll suck dirt through 12 inches of cotton...So to my question, what vacuum cleaner brand, model, etc. has the best suction and filtration but also won't break the bank??? Somewhere around $100-$200 maybe even $300 if need beAny info is appreciated, thanks in advance: 1. Stay away from Dyson, they are high-priced disposables as you will see if you visit the nearest tip = there are always loads of them there. 2. Vacuum cleaners need a certain amount of maintenance which most folk can't be bothered to do so the cleaners fail. It takes me less than an hour once a month to clean out stuff such as long hairs from the rotating bush mechanism and apply a spot of light oil here and there. 3. They are made to suck up dust and small items of debris such as grit particles and small leaves. Avoid trying to suck up large and claggy items such as cat or dog poop, chewing gum and thongs which will definitely wreck the cleaner. 4. Oh yes and what is the make of my now four year old lightweight cleaner? It's a VAX which cost me around $130.

Q:How would you rate the Rainbow vacuum cleaner? Please only responed if you have used it or own one. Thank you.: Works great - maybe the best. BUT...it is a big hassle! I love the ease and thoroughness of a Dyson ball! Easy to empty, you don't pull it around and it is always ready in a moment's notice! The Dyson does a wonderful job with greater ease. The cost is only a fraction of the Rainbow also. barb

Q:There are many other things in our houses that make a racket, and the dogs and kitties are alright with them, but, drag out the Hoover, and, wow!, it's as if you were coming after them with a chainsaw.Why is this?: I think it depends on the individual animal, but most are indeed afraid of the vacuum. As others have already said, it's loud and close to the floor. It's strange, though, that I've had a couple of ferrets who only cared about one particular vacuum, but when we got a new vacuum, just ignored it. It seemed to be that only a certain frequency of sound would freak them out -- any other frequency was okay. Strange. Generally speaking, though, I have had many animals who were terrified on the thing, but I've also had animals, ferrets and dogs specifically, who would attack it. So it's fight or flight. Either way, they seem to view the big noise as a threat.

Q:They are just sitting around my bedrooms. How do I hide them away?: Do you have any closets you could put them in? Don't put them back in the box, that sounds horribly full of unnecessary work every time you want to vacuum. Other than that, I can't think of anything. Look for weird little nooks in your house-- there's a good sized gap between the side of the fridge and the wall that's probably big enough for a vacuum in my apartment, so maybe you could find somewhere similar.

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