Dyson Cinetic DC54 filter-less cylinder vacuum cleaner

Dyson Cinetic DC54 filter-less cylinder vacuum cleaner - 5 Years guarantee - No dirty filters to wash or replace - Dyson Cinetic Science

The DC54 Animal Bagless Cylinder vacuum from Dyson has Cinetic™ cyclone technology, which extracts even microscopic particles to ensure a deep and thorough clean across all floors. It's efficiency means there is no need for a filter that would need washing or replacing, and also ensures there is no loss of suction. 

With the latest Ball™ technology, the DC54 is easily manoeuvrable with no awkward movements turning on the spot. Cinetic cyclone technology captures the dust that clogs the bags and filters of other vacuums. Non wrap 2 piece lightweight wand. Ball technology with central steering mechanism. Easy bin emptying. Includes combination and stair tool with tool holster, articulating hard floor tool and mini turbinehead.

• Multi cyclonic technology.
• 290 air watts.
• Ideal for pet hair.
• HEPA filter.
• Side suction for edge to edge cleaning.
• Length of hose 1.8m.
• Hose stretches up to 10m.
• Sits on stairs for easy stair cleaning.
• Dust capacity 2 litres.
• Dustbag full indicator.
• Automatic cord rewind.
• Foot operated cord rewind.
• Adjustable floorhead.
• Includes combination floor nozzle.
• Plastic extension tubes.
• Suitable for all floor types.
• 6.5m power cord.
• Size H51, W26.5, D37cm.
• Weight 7.8kg.
• Manufacturer's 5 year parts and labour guarantee.

Others claim 'No loss of suction' - but with only 50g of dust
Other vacuums base their 'No loss of suction' claims on IEC 60312-1 clause 5.9. This is a suction power test that can be passed using only a small amount of dust – before the vacuum's bin is full. So although it might claim 'No loss of suction,' the vacuum may actually lose suction after sucking up as little as 50g of dust.

How we do it
54 Dyson Cinetic™ cyclones have rubber tips that vibrate at a high frequency. This prevents the cyclone aperture from clogging. The cyclones are so efficient at dust separation that no filter maintenance is required – meaning no loss of suction.

The only vacuum with no bags to buy, no filters to maintain and no loss of suction
Bagged vacuums lose suction because the bag pores clog and block air flow.
Most bagless vacuums use inefficient cyclones to separate dirt and dust from the air. Dust that isn't captured passes onto the filter – clogging it. 
To prevent loss of suction, you need to regularly wash or replace the filter.

Hygienic bin emptying
Just push the button to release the dirt.

 

Large bin capacity
DC54 has a large bin – so you don’t have to empty it as often.

Long reach