International items may be subject to customs processing and additional charges. help icon for Shipping - opens a layer As the buyer, you should be aware of possible: Your country's customs office can offer more details, or visit eBay's page on international trade. Estimated between Fri. Oct. 7 and Fri. Oct. 14 Powerful Suction and Smart Moving CordZero™ Freedom to Clean Anywhere LG CordZero™ is strong & powerful cordless vacuum cleaner employing Smart Inverter Motor™ to guarantee maximum performance with high efficiency and durability in a compact size. Lithium-ion battery of by LG Chem CordZero™ features an innovative built-in lithium-ion battery PowerPack™ that provides 200 watts of suction power and continuous cleaning for up to 40 minutes. Automatic Location Recognition Technology constantly maintains distance from user’s body at 100cm, using four interconnected sensors located on body and handle.Active Following Wheel Technology

enables effortless, smooth and paced movement in accordance with the user by interacting with the handle sensor. BAF (British Allergy Foundation)Provides information and certification on allergies, food intolerance and chemical sensitivity.SLG (German testing institute)5 stars: retains dust at 99.999％Four-layered carbon filter (HEPA 14)Traps 99.999％ of potentially harmful dust particles and expels clean air. New Carpet &Floor Nozzle Powerful pick-up performance on Various Floor surface. SLG (Dust Sealing level) 2 in 1 Brush 300 × 440 × 316 356 × 614 × 336 Azerbaijan : (+99412) 465 5454Bahrain : 8000 1919Georgia : 032 2000 333Kuwait : 2431 0054Oman : 800 75545Pakistan : 0800 15454Qatar : 800 0054UAE : 800 54Yemen : 800 54 54 Climber harnesses power of Lg cordzero™ to scale office tower Powerful suction and Smart Moving LG CordZero™ 2 in 1 handstick offers convenient cleaning and long lasting cleaning and suction power thanks to its Dual PowerPack™.

Dual PowerPack™ provides a running time of up to 60 minutes in Regular Mode and 40 minutes in Power Mode with its replaceable lithium-ion dual battery pack. Easy Grip Handle &180° Swivel Built in 2 in 1 Brush Litium-ion Dual Power Pack Max mode 40min/ Min mode 60min (on Dual Battery) 270 X 190 X 105 828 X 378 X 127At CES 2016, LG showed off its new CordZero series. The suite of cordless vacuums offers power without, well, power cords. The CordZero Canister model is the most impressive of the series. Nothing about the canister is revolutionary per se, but a clever combination of vacuum technologies elevates this LG above the rest. First and foremost, this CordZero is a canister vacuum. Typically this would mean tugging the body of the vacuum awkwardly from room to room while you clean, but the CordZero has a secret weapon to address this problem of mobility: Robosense technology. It's not the first time we've seen this kind of functionality from LG.

At CES 2012, LG brought the Kompressor Follow Me, which had had little gears in the wheels that responded to a tug of the hose by lurching the whole unit forward. Robosense works very similarly, propelling the CordZero forward as you move it. hoover upright vacuum cleaners reviewsNo longer will you wear yourself out dragging the canister around.best rv vacuum cleaners Playing around with the CordZero Canister, we can say that it feels lighter and more nimble than an ordinary vacuum. vacuum cleaner suppliers in sri lankaThat's because LG shaved the weight of the motor down by 48 percent. The brush head has a good pivot, so you'll be able to more easily maneuver around corners. It's great to handle, but can the CordZero actually clean?

We won't know for sure until we get it into our vacuum testing labs, but the tech is good. The CordZero Canister follows you around without nipping at your heels. In a press release, LG claims that the Smart Inverter Motor can generate 79,000 RPM. The company is so confident about this motor that it's willing to place a 10-year warranty on it. Overall, the CordZero canister is lighter and more efficient than an ordinary canister. And it has to be—as a cordless machine, there's no spare juice to power poorly optimized parts. To that end, it has many of the features that we praised in other cordless vacuums during our Best Cordless Vacuums of 2015 roundup. The unit itself has a handle for easy carrying. LG claims that the 80V lithium-ion battery can run for 40 minutes on minimum suction and 17 minutes on full power. When the battery is depleted, it'll require four hours to recharge. Still, this LG's battery life stacks up well with its competition. 40 minutes on low power should be enough time to maintain a floor that's cleaned regularly, and 17 minutes should be just enough to spot clean bigger messes.

On the features front, the CordZero also stands out. A telescopic wand and two nozzles are nothing special on regular vacuums, but it's much more unusual to see them on a cordless. Most cordless vacuums can switch between hardwood floors and carpet, but this LG also comes with a parquet brush head–a tool used for scratch-sensitive floors. If you have fancy floors that need protecting, then you may be able to stomach the hefty recommended retail price of $1,099. Some consumers will be put off by the price, but technology is headed in a cordless direction. From trading in landlines for cell phones and cable for streaming, Americans are cutting cords all over the place. So why not cut the cord on your vacuum as well? LG Cordless Stick Vacuum with Smart Inverter Motor and Dual PowerPackLG pulled off a strange, but very cool marketing stunt recently that had a famous rock climber called Sierra Blair-Coyle. Blair-Coyle was the winner of the 2015 US Extreme Rock Climbing contest and rather than climbing rocks this time, she scaled the outside of a glass skyscraper using suction created from a pair of LG CORDZERO K94SGN vacuums.

The vacuum is a cordless unit and was powered by batteries and worn on the climbers back during the feat. Suction from the vacuum was passed through large hoses that look like something you would see on a car wash vacuum to large black suction cup style pads. The suction created by the vacuums had to hold their own weight combined with the weight of the climber and rigging for a total of 70kg to eh slippery surface. The climber wore two of the vacuums on her back with one providing suction to each of her hands. Presumably, she had to turn the vacuum off to allow the suction cup to lift from the glass surface as she moved up. This was no free climb; the climber was harnessed with safety ropes in case the vacuums failed so she wouldn’t plummet to hear death. Even though she was harnessed up during the climb, it appears that the climb was very grueling. There were straps attached to her feet that were in turn attached to the suction cups to give her footholds as well. Clearly, this woman isn’t afraid of heights.