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What was ignored that having a 1600w vs 1000w means you can run the 1600w at a lower load for the same suckage which extends the product life.
by C1sc0cat 6y ago
What was ignored that having a 1600w vs 1000w means you can run the 1600w at a lower load for the same suckage which extends the product life.
- rsynnott 6y agoI'm not sure that that's true in a vacuum, and in any case most of the super-high-wattage vacuum cleaners didn't have controls for that (maybe very high-end ones did?) EDIT: Just noticed the accidental pun; by true in a vacuum I mean true without extra information, not true in a vacuum cleaner :)
- C1sc0cat 6y agoI think many have controls and you could always set it to 80%. This is a bit like having better VRM's and cooling improves the life of CPU's.