Comments on: MDs Industry-Acclaimed Power Brush http://blog.builtinvacuum.com/index.php/2006/08/23/mds-industry-acclaimed-power-brush/ Tue, 07 Feb 2012 23:46:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.2 by: Grant Olewiler http://blog.builtinvacuum.com/index.php/2006/08/23/mds-industry-acclaimed-power-brush/#comment-133 Mon, 28 Aug 2006 22:22:22 +0000 http://blog.builtinvacuum.com/index.php/2006/08/23/mds-industry-acclaimed-power-brush/#comment-133 The Stealth II will probably be in the hands of our dealers by the end of September. Our Stealth Powerbrush is no comparison to the AirVac Powerbrush. Ours is the only one containing an on-board computer which keeps it from breaking a belt, rubber-cushioned ball-bearings, a computer-balanced beater brush, 360 degree chevron design bristle, and sound absorption material. It uses half the electricity but runs twice as fast and twice as long. The AVP7500 is their power unit model. It is a plastic unit with cyclonic filtration. Ours is an all-metal unit can with extensive paper, cloth, and mesh filtration. Our unit is much quieter and does not have an external muffler. Our Model S2 would have the equivalent power. For your particular home you would order our Stealth Kit with the “pigtail” so you could obtain electricity from the nearest electrical outlet. For pricing you would need to contact your nearest dealer at: http://builtinvacuum.com/find-dealers.html The Stealth II will probably be in the hands of our dealers by the end of September. Our Stealth Powerbrush is no comparison to the AirVac Powerbrush. Ours is the only one containing an on-board computer which keeps it from breaking a belt, rubber-cushioned ball-bearings, a computer-balanced beater brush, 360 degree chevron design bristle, and sound absorption material. It uses half the electricity but runs twice as fast and twice as long.

The AVP7500 is their power unit model. It is a plastic unit with cyclonic filtration. Ours is an all-metal unit can with extensive paper, cloth, and mesh filtration. Our unit is much quieter and does not have an external muffler. Our Model S2 would have the equivalent power. For your particular home you would order our Stealth Kit with the “pigtail” so you could obtain electricity from the nearest electrical outlet.

For pricing you would need to contact your nearest dealer at:

http://builtinvacuum.com/find-dealers.html

]]> by: Chuck Penrose http://blog.builtinvacuum.com/index.php/2006/08/23/mds-industry-acclaimed-power-brush/#comment-132 Mon, 28 Aug 2006 21:42:47 +0000 http://blog.builtinvacuum.com/index.php/2006/08/23/mds-industry-acclaimed-power-brush/#comment-132 When will the Stealth II be avaialble? I am also considering the new AirVac Platinum Series power head, AVP7500. How does your best unit compare in technical specs and price? Do you sell the AirVac unit? What kind of package pricing do you offer. My home is already plumbed for a central vac, so I need a power unit and power brush kit. I have vac ports that do not have integrated AC power. Thanks. CP When will the Stealth II be avaialble? I am also considering the new AirVac Platinum Series power head, AVP7500. How does your best unit compare in technical specs and price? Do you sell the AirVac unit? What kind of package pricing do you offer. My home is already plumbed for a central vac, so I need a power unit and power brush kit. I have vac ports that do not have integrated AC power.

Thanks.
CP

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