Key Takeaways

  • Type:Canister Vacuum Cleaner (Cordless)
  • Best For:Bare Floor, Hard Floor, Carpet
  • Features:HEPA Filtration, Cordless
  • Status:Out of Stock
  • Weight:15.4 lbs

The Clarke VP600 Canister Vacuum is a canister vacuum cleaner from Clarke last listed at $828.00. It offers HEPA filtration and a 15.4 lb body. It is currently out of stock.

Quick Specs

Brand
Clarke
Type
Canister
Power Source
Cordless
Wattage
800 W
Noise Level
47 dB
Weight
15.4 lbs
Filter Type
HEPA
Motor
800W
Cord Length
33 feet
Design
Canister with dual directional casters
Wand
Telescoping aluminum with airflow bypass
Storage
Onboard cord, dust brush, crevice tool
Target Use
Commercial (hotels, schools, offices, retail)

About This Vacuum

The Clarke VP600 is a commercial-grade canister vacuum built for hotels, schools, offices, and retail spaces. Developed with a Copenhagen design institute, it features two fully directional caster wheels that move with you without dragging. The 800-watt motor delivers strong suction while running at just 47 dBA (54 dBA on Power Boost), so it won't disturb occupied spaces during daytime cleaning. The design prioritizes ease of use. A large step-on power button sits within reach, and the telescoping aluminum wand lets you swap accessory heads without bending. An airflow bypass in the handle prevents accidental pickup of delicate items like area rugs. The magnetic closing lid gives quick access to the filtration system, and onboard storage keeps the 33-foot cord, dust brush, and crevice tool organized. The 3-level HEPA filtration system captures fine particles. At 15.4 pounds, it's built for durability in commercial settings. The VP600 is purpose-built for facilities management, cleaning services, and businesses that need long-term reliability.

Frequently Asked Questions

On the machine. Onboard storage holds the power cord along with a dust brush and a crevice tool.

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