Cordless Stick Vacuum

Overview

The cordless stick vacuum is a battery-powered, in-line vacuum built around a high-speed brushless motor. Air is drawn through the floor head and wand, cleaned of dust by cyclonic separation and filtration, and exhausted at the back of the handle. With no cord and a detachable battery, the same body converts between a full-length stick and a handheld unit.

Performance comes from motor speed rather than size. The digital motor spins an impeller above 100,000 rpm, and an electronic controller commutates it from Hall-sensor feedback. Three suction modes trade runtime against pickup.

How it works

The operator holds the Main Body, a pistol-grip housing carrying the trigger, mode button, display, and main control board. Pressing the trigger powers the High-Speed Motor Unit, whose impeller pulls air up through the wand from the Cleaner Head.

The head agitates the floor with a stiff brush bar for carpet and a soft roller for hard floors, both turned by a compact brushless brush motor, while an LED bar reveals fine debris. Dust-laden air then enters the Cyclone Separator, where stacked cones spin the stream fast enough to fling dust outward into the clear bin; a bottom door empties it point-and-shoot.

Air leaving the cyclone still carries fine particles, so it passes the Pre-Motor Filter mesh before the motor and the sealed HEPA Post-Filter HEPA element after it, trapping allergens in the exhaust.

Power comes from the Battery Pack, a clip-on 6S Li-ion pack with a BMS that balances cells and guards against over-current and over-discharge. When work is done the unit drops into the Charging Dock, a wall bracket that holds the body and attachments and feeds regulated charge to the pack. Crevice and combo tools clip on for detail work.