What is the actual suction rating of the Shark IQ XL? null

Wattage isn't a measurement of suction power of a vacuum, it merely indicates he amount of electrical power consumed. A true suction rating rating should be in pA( pascals)-- like 1,000 Pa, or 1600pA. I can;t find that number anywhere on the Shark webiste ro any of thier product specifications.

I read somewhere a few months ago that suction is 5000pa when set to Max suction mode. But I don't remember the website.

We would like to let you know that this unit has 35.3 Watts and 1.8 Amps.

“What is the actual suction rating of the Shark IQ XL?”

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Wattage isn't a measurement of suction power of a vacuum, it merely indicates he amount of electrical power consumed. A true suction rating rating should be in pA( pascals)-- like 1,000 Pa, or 1600pA. I can;t find that number anywhere on the Shark webiste ro any of thier product specifications.
Answered by TheTillMan 4 years ago
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I read somewhere a few months ago that suction is 5000pa when set to Max suction mode. But I don't remember the website.
Answered by Anonymous 1 year ago
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We would like to let you know that this unit has 35.3 Watts and 1.8 Amps.
Answered by Shark Support Team 4 years ago
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