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Shark AZ2002 Vertex Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum with DuoClean PowerFins, Self-Cleaning Brushroll, Large Dust Cup, Pet Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush & Power Brush, Silver/Rose Gold

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Color: Gray, Silver, Rose Gold


Features

  • SHARKS ULTRA-POWERFUL VACUUM: The Vertex is an ultra-powerful vacuum, with incredible suction and innovative cleaning technologies..1344.0 watts.Cord length (ft.): 30, Hose length (ft.): 5.5..Amperage : 11.8A
  • SELF-CLEANING BRUSHROLL: Engineered for more pet hair pickup with no hair wrap (vs. Shark bristle nozzles).
  • DUOCLEAN POWERFINS: A PowerFins brushroll and a soft roller combine on all floors. Continuous cleaning contact to dig deep into carpets, directly engage floors, and pick up more in every pass. (vs. original DuoClean).
  • POWERED LIFT-AWAY: Detachable pod for motorized cleaning under furniture or detach the nozzle to clean above the floor, on upholstery, furniture, stairs, and more.
  • PERFECT FOR PETS: Includes a self-cleaning Pet Power Brush for deep cleaning with no hair wrap and a Pet Crevice Tool to remove pet hair from hard-to-reach spaces like corners, ceilings, and between couch cushions.
  • ANTI-ALLERGEN COMPLETE SEAL: Works with HEPA filter to trap 99.9% of dust and allergens inside the vacuum cleaner. (Based on ASTM F1977 of particles .3 microns or larger.)
  • LARGE-CAPACITY DUST CUP: 1-quart dust cup for longer cleaning sessions.
  • ACTIVE GLIDE TECHNOLOGY: Smooth maneuverability on hard floors and carpets while maintaining powerful suction.
  • LED HEADLIGHTS: Powerful lights on the nozzle reveal hidden debris and pet hair around your home.
  • WHATS INCLUDED: Shark Vertex Upright Vacuum, Pet Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush & Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush.

Description

The Shark Vertex Powered Lift-Away is Shark’s most powerful vacuum, featuring DuoClean PowerFins. While the soft front roller pulls in particles, PowerFins deliver nonstop contact to pick up more in every pass. (vs. original DuoClean) Plus, Powered Lift-Away lets you detach the pod to go under furniture with a motorized nozzle or clean above the floor with a push of a button.

Brand: Shark


Special Feature: HEPA


Filter Type: Washable HEPA + Foam and Felt Filters


Included Components: Dusting Brush, Shark Vertex Duoclean Powerfins Powered LiftAway Upright Vacuum, Crevice Tool, Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush See more


Is Cordless?: No


Hose Length: 5.5 Inches


Style Name: Modern


Cleaning Path Width: 12 Inches


Number of Wheels: 4


Indoor Outdoor Usage: Indoor


Portable: No


Recommended Uses For Product: Carpet, Hard Floor, Furniture


Color: Gray, Silver, Rose Gold


Noise Level: 80 dB


Additional Features: HEPA


Filter Type: Washable HEPA + Foam and Felt Filters


Surface Recommendation: Hard Floor, Carpet, Upholstery


Capacity: 1 Quarts


Wattage: 1344 watts


Amperage: 11 Amps


Voltage: 120 Volts


UPC: 622356561631


Manufacturer: SharkNinja


Number of Items: 1


Brand Name: Shark


Included Components: Dusting Brush, Shark Vertex Duoclean Powerfins Powered LiftAway Upright Vacuum, Crevice Tool, Self-Cleaning Pet Power Brush


Model Name: Vertex Powered Lift-Away Upright Vacuum


Model Number: AZ2002


Number of Handles: 1


Form Factor: Upright


Control Method: Touch


Controller Type: Push Button


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 12"L x 15.09"W x 46.25"H


Item Weight: 16.38 Pounds


Is Product Cordless: No


Is Electric: Yes


Power Source: Corded Electric


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