Corded Upright Vacuum With HEPA Filter

After a cleaning pass, the operator can see the collection level, empty the cup and take the filter away from the motor housing for cleaning. We use the Corded Upright Vacuum With HEPA Filter for product programs that need this order to remain simple: the powered roller handles floor contact, the cup receives separated debris, and the selected H12 or H13 filter can be washed, dried and replaced as a service part.

This configuration is useful for product lines that need clear maintenance steps. The operator can see when the cup needs attention, remove the filter without opening the motor housing, wash it away from the machine and keep a dry replacement ready. Each task has a visible component and a simple sequence.

The vacuum uses mains power and a detachable 5-10 m cord. Plug, voltage and frequency are configured for the destination market. H12 or H13 is chosen as part of the product version, so finished units, replacement filters, packing and instructions can use the same filter identification.

Pearl-white corded upright vacuum with burgundy details and powered roller head.

Filtration Begins After Dust Separation

Cyclonic Cup Before the HEPA Filter

Debris enters through the powered floor head and moves up the straight wand into the transparent cup. Larger particles and fibres remain in the cyclonic collection area. The filter handles the air after that first separation stage, so keeping the cup and cyclone section clear reduces unnecessary loading on the filter.

The 1.2 L cup makes this sequence visible. Fine dust, crumbs and fibres can be seen through the PC wall, and the cup can be emptied before material crowds the cyclone area. The operator does not need to open an opaque bag compartment to decide whether service is required.

After emptying, the cup rim, cyclone surfaces and filter seat can be checked for trapped material. Each component is refitted in its normal orientation, and the locking points are checked by hand before the cord is connected. A correctly seated cup and filter keep the intended airflow path closed.

The powered roller and filter solve different problems. Hair around the roller changes floor-head rotation, while dust in the filter changes airflow. Looking at both service points separately helps the operator respond to the actual condition instead of replacing or cleaning the wrong part.

H12 Standard and H13 as a Project Option

Choose One Grade for Each Finished Version

H12 HEPA is the standard filter grade for this product. H13 HEPA is available when an OEM or ODM program selects that option. Each project confirms one grade for the finished vacuum and the matching replacement filters.

A finished market version should use one filter grade consistently. The filter fitted to the sample, the replacement part, the carton contents and the instructions are prepared around the same choice. This avoids a situation where an H12 unit is supplied with an H13 spare, or the reverse.

Filter fit is checked as well as the grade name. The end surfaces sit evenly in the filter seat, and the filter can be removed without damaging the pleats. A replacement should match the approved sample in outside dimensions, end caps and installation direction.

When a distributor plans both H12 and H13 versions, separate finished-product and spare-part references can be used for stock control. The physical parts remain easy to distinguish in packing and service records even when the exterior color of the vacuum is the same.

Removable pleated filter accessed above the transparent dust cup.

A Washable Filter With a Clear Service Routine

Remove, Clean, Rinse and Dry

Filter service starts only after the product is switched off and unplugged. The dust cup is checked first, then the filter is lifted out by its intended edge or end cap. Pulling on the pleated media itself is avoided because the pleats form the working surface of the component.

Loose dry dust can be removed according to the agreed instructions before washing. When rinsing is required, the filter is kept away from the main body and cleaned with clear water. The motor housing, electrical connector and powered floor head are not placed near the sink.

The filter is handled gently during rinsing. Twisting, hard brushing or crushing the pleats can change its shape and make refitting difficult. After visible residue has been removed, excess water is allowed to drain without forcing the filter into a closed container.

The dust cup and filter do not need to follow the same cleaning method. The cup can be emptied and wiped as appropriate, while the filter follows its own rinse and drying steps. Keeping those tasks separate prevents moisture from moving from the filter into the cup seat or motor inlet.

Washable filter rinsed separately from the unplugged vacuum.

Drying Before Reinstallation

Airflow Around the Removed Filter

A washed filter is placed in a clean ventilated area until it is completely dry. It is not returned to the vacuum simply because the outside feels dry; moisture can remain between pleats or around the end caps. Adequate drying time protects the motor airflow path from water.

The filter can stand on a clean rack with air reaching the pleated surface. Direct heat that could distort plastic or filter media is avoided. The vacuum remains unplugged while the filter is absent, and the open filter seat is kept away from dust and splashes.

Before refitting, the pleats, end caps and seating edge are inspected. A torn, deformed or persistently dirty filter is replaced rather than forced back into service. The dry filter is aligned with the seat and pressed into place without crushing the media.

A second dry filter can reduce downtime where the product is used on a regular schedule. One filter may dry while the matched spare is installed. Both filters must belong to the same H12 or H13 product version and fit the approved cup and filter seat.

Filter drying rack and an identical packaged replacement filter.

Replacement Filters as Part of the Product Program

Plan Spares With the First Order

Replacement filters are easier to manage when their grade and product fit are decided with the finished vacuum. Importers can include an opening quantity of matching filters in the same project, then use the approved dimensions and grade for later replenishment.

Neutral spare packaging can protect a dry filter from warehouse dust and handling. Branded packaging, labels and multilingual service instructions can also be discussed. The outside information follows the actual H12 or H13 part supplied inside.

Stock rotation is practical for washable filters because washing does not remove the need for eventual replacement. A filter that no longer returns to its normal shape, has damaged pleats or does not seat correctly is removed from service. The replacement is checked before the vacuum is connected again.

For retail or distributor programs, the product carton and spare-filter carton can use the same colors, logo placement and product reference. Each package identifies the compatible product, H12 or H13 grade, maintenance direction and required language, helping warehouse and service teams select the correct filter.

Powered Cleaning for Offices and Apartments

Floor Care With Serviceable Filtration

Offices often combine low-pile carpet tiles, hard corridors and entrance areas that collect dry grit and fibres. The powered roller handles floor contact while the cyclonic cup and filter manage collected material. The cord stays behind the operator as the head moves between work areas.

In apartments, the transparent cup helps show what has been collected from kitchens, living areas and entryways. Cup emptying and filter service can be carried out at separate times. The operator can empty visible debris after a route without washing the filter after every use.

Hotel guest rooms and serviced apartments benefit from a predictable maintenance routine. Staff can check the clear cup between rooms, inspect the roller for thread, and exchange a dry spare filter when the washed filter still needs time to dry.

Short-pile carpet, tile, stone and wood are suitable dry-floor applications for the powered head. Liquids, wet construction dust, hot ash and sharp debris are not included in this product use. The machine is disconnected before any maintenance area is opened.

Corded upright vacuum cleaning low-pile carpet tiles in an office.

Motor and Airflow Supporting the Filter System

270W Brushless Motor and Above 25 kPa Suction

The main body uses a 270W high-voltage DC brushless motor, and suction is specified above 25 kPa. Air travels through the powered head, wand, cyclonic cup and selected filter. Each connection should be seated correctly so the motor draws through the intended path.

Operating noise is below 75 dB for the complete assembled product. A change in sound may come from airflow restriction, a poorly seated cup or filter, or material wrapped around the powered roller. These service points are checked before assuming that the main motor requires attention.

The main motor has a running life of more than 500 operating hours. Regular cup emptying, dry filter installation and roller cleaning help keep the airflow path clear during routine use.

The powered floor head has an independent drive motor. It rotates at floor level while the main motor draws air through the filtration path, so the roller and suction airflow work together in the assembled vacuum.

Corded Versions for Different Markets

Detachable 5-10 m Cord

The detachable cord can be configured from 5 m to 10 m. A compact residential version may use a shorter cable, while offices, hotels or open rooms may need more reach. Walking the intended route with a sample is the most direct way to select a practical length.

We configure the plug, voltage and frequency together for the destination market. The matching product label, cord, instructions and carton information follow that electrical setup. A plug change by itself is not treated as the full regional configuration.

During use, the cord is routed behind the operator and kept away from the roller. After use, the cable is disconnected and coiled along its natural bend. Tight folds near either connector are avoided during both storage and packing.

The detachable design also lets the cord sit in a protected position inside the carton. The insert keeps the plug and machine connector from pressing against the transparent cup or powered head. The sample carton can be opened and repacked to verify this arrangement.

Sample Review From a Maintenance Perspective

What to Check Before Approving the Version

A Corded Upright Vacuum With HEPA Filter sample can be checked from the service points outward. Begin with the filter grade and fit, install a clean dry filter, seat the empty cup, connect the wand and powered head, and then attach the selected market cord.

Run the assembled product on hard floor and short-pile carpet with ordinary dry debris. Observe the powered roller, listen to the complete machine and look through the cup after each surface. The test shows the relationship between floor contact, collection and filtration without taking the motor body apart.

After unplugging, remove and empty the cup, then take out the filter. Check access space, hand positions and the amount of contact with collected dust. A useful design allows the service task to be completed without forcing the cup, touching the pleats unnecessarily or disturbing the powered head.

If the filter is washed, record when rinsing ends and wait until it is fully dry before the next run. A spare filter can be installed for the second part of the evaluation. This makes the replacement and stock-planning process part of the same sample review.

The cord, plug and packing are checked against the selected market version. The carton should contain the same filter grade, cable length, instructions and accessories as the sample that was approved. This reduces service questions after units reach the distributor.

Maintenance observations can be recorded in plain terms: cup release, filter access, rinsing, drying, refitting, spare fit and waste handling. These points help a sourcing team decide how the product will be explained to retailers, service staff and end users.

Technical Specifications

Applications

Apartments and houses can use this version for routine dry cleaning on hard floors and short-pile rugs. The clear cup supports quick checks after kitchens and entryways, while the removable filter can be serviced away from the machine.

Office and studio programs can choose the cord length around outlet spacing. Low-pile carpet tiles and smooth corridors can be cleaned in one route, with filter service scheduled separately from daily cup emptying.

Hotels and serviced apartments can keep a dry spare filter for regular room schedules. Staff can exchange filters without operating the product with a damp component, then return the washed filter only after complete drying.

Distributors and retail brands can order matching replacement filters with the product. The spare grade, fit and packaging follow the selected finished version, whether the project uses H12 as standard or chooses H13.

OEM and ODM Configuration

We configure the Corded Upright Vacuum With HEPA Filter with the selected H12 or H13 filter, replacement-filter quantity, body color, logo position, cord length, plug, voltage, frequency, labels, carton and instruction language. The same choices are applied to the sample and packing approval.

Body color and burgundy accent details can be adjusted through an approved color sample. The transparent cup remains visible for collection checks, and color changes do not alter the powered-head direction, filter access or corded structure.

The minimum order quantity is 500 pieces. Samples are available, and the sample charge is confirmed separately according to the selected filter grade, electrical version, color, packing and accessories.

Kraft cartons or neutral packing are available, and branded color boxes can be discussed. Replacement filters may use neutral or branded individual packing. Instructions can cover cup emptying, filter removal, washing, complete drying, refitting and roller cleaning in the required language.

Logo placement avoids the clear cup, filter-access area, motor ventilation, moving joints and hand-contact points. The approved sample shows the final combination before production packing is prepared.

Product Functions

· H12 HEPA filter as standard, with H13 HEPA available as a project option.

· Removable, cleanable, washable and replaceable filter.

· 1.2 L transparent PC cyclonic cup for visible dust collection.

· 270W high-voltage DC brushless main motor and suction above 25 kPa.

· Powered roller floor head with an independent drive motor.

· Detachable 5-10 m cord with market-specific plug, voltage and frequency.

· Operating noise below 75 dB and motor running life above 500 hours.

· Neutral or branded packing with matching spare-filter options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is H12 or H13 supplied?

H12 HEPA is standard. H13 HEPA can be selected for an OEM or ODM project, and the finished product and spare filters follow the same chosen grade.

Can the filter be washed and reused?

Yes. The filter is removable, cleanable and washable. It must be completely dry before it is refitted and the vacuum is operated.

Can replacement filters be ordered with the vacuum?

Yes. Matching replacement filters can be included with the project in neutral or discussed branded packaging.

What are the MOQ and sample terms?

The MOQ is 500 pieces. Samples are available, with the charge confirmed separately for the required version.

For samples, filter options, electrical versions, packing or an OEM quotation, use the Send Inquiry page or the Contact Us page to contact TEH Electric Appliance.