Revolutionary Dewalt Dcv581h 20v Max Ac/dc Wet-dry Vacuum, Tool Only - Don't Overpay [E6AP580p]

DeWalt DCV581H 20V MAX Wet-Dry Vacuum

Introducing the DeWalt DCV581H 20V MAX AC/DC Wet-Dry Vacuum, a versatile and powerful tool designed for both professional and DIY enthusiasts. This innovative vacuum offers the flexibility of cordless or corded operation, making it perfect for a wide range of applications. With its robust 2-gallon tank capacity, it can handle large cleaning tasks with ease, such as emptying toilets or unclogging pipes. The DCV581H is a must-have for anyone looking for a reliable and efficient cleaning solution.

Key Features and Benefits

The DeWalt DCV581H is packed with features that set it apart from other wet-dry vacuums. One of its standout features is the HEPA rated wet/dry filter, which traps dust with 99.97% efficiency at 1 micron, ensuring clean air and a healthier environment. The filter is easily accessible and washable, allowing for convenient maintenance. Additionally, the vacuum's heavy-duty, crush-resistant hose provides durability and flexibility, making it ideal for both tough and delicate cleaning jobs. The on-board hose, cord, and accessory storage make it easy to carry and transport, while the 5' hose length ensures ample reach.

• HEPA rated filter for efficient dust trapping and clean air
• Heavy-duty, crush-resistant hose for durability and flexibility

Specifications and Practical Uses

With a tank size of 2 gallons, the DeWalt DCV581H is capable of handling a variety of cleaning tasks. Its 1-1/4" diameter hose provides ample suction power and flexibility, while the 20V MAX battery offers cordless convenience. The vacuum can be powered by either the included battery and charger or an AC outlet, giving you the flexibility to use it wherever you need it. Whether you're cleaning up after a construction project, cleaning your car, or performing general household chores, the DCV581H is up to the task.

• 2-gallon tank capacity for large cleaning jobs
• 20V MAX battery for cordless operation