features of the highly popular Henry model, but with full professional TwinFlo power and performance. Features Tritex filtration, extended commercial 12.5m cable rewind, storage system and protective bumper skirt. The ProFlo range feature outstanding performance and convenience on both carpets and hard floors. Supplied with additional Hairo brush, a powerful and compact air-powered turbo brush that's great on stairs, animal hairs, couches and chairs; and a robust rubber, cut to fit , power tool adaptor, which connects the vacuum hose to a power tool outlet .
580W
9Ltr Capacity
1.9m Suction Hose
45Ltr/sec Airflow
76dB Low Working Noise Level
2 Fixed & 2 Swivel Castors
Hairo Brush
23-32mm Power Tool Adaptor
Energy Efficiency Class C
Product contents:
1.9m Nuflex hose, 270mm combination floor nozzle, 65mm dusting brush, 32mm crevice tool, 2 x aluminium extension wands, hairo brush, 23-32mm power tool adaptor and aluminium bend with volume control.

Out of stock, voted cold.

Wild Screwfix Chase none available at this price in 12 regional areas I checked

Sorry, none of these stores currently have this item in stock.
Please search another location, or find an alternative product.

Plenty available at £149-99 Item http://www.screwfix.com/p/numatic-nrv200-21-580w-9ltr-dry-vacuum-cleaner-230v/7715f

this is the lower power one too not the older 1200w

I grabbed one in Northern Ireland. Not sure of availability everywhere else but know there is one still available in Lisburn.

Oos in all my locals, but a steal if you can get one! Heat added :smiley:

no stock anywere

oos locally but heat added :wink:

Always out of stock

Cold as no stock anywhere and not a chance of getting any more in, I dont know why they keep it advertised on their webpage, they should take it off!

Would be hot if there was any stock, but there is none in Kent either.
Time to expire?

Fantastic price, great quality

Still showing stock in Lisburn

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Has anyone had first hand experience of the new 580w models and the old 1200w ones? Surely, short of an engineering miracle, halving the power of the vacuum must have significantly affected performance.

Are these actually any good?

People seem to love them, but is that because of its cute face, or can it actually do a decent job too?

Having had almost every vacuum in existance over the past three years, we have settle on a numatic Henry for the house and an industrial numatic for the garage. We still have a ergo rapido too but all the Dysons have gone (absymal) as have the g-techs, hoovers and dirt devil's.

Nothing can bear Henry for house renovations and then house tidying thereafter.... Hence why all cleaners have them and all the tradesmen that were good enough to bother tidying up after thenselves