Shark Anti Hair Wrap 2 Battery Cordless Vacuum Cleaner

Versatile cordless vacuum cleaner. Up to 80 minutes run-time. DuoClean floorhead glides from carpets to hard floors. Anti Hair Wrap Technology actively removes hair from the brush-roll. Flexible wand bends to reach under furniture, store & charge anywhere. Transforms into cordless handheld vacuum with attachments.

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Versatile cordless vacuum cleaner. Up to 80 minutes run-time. DuoClean floorhead glides from carpets to hard floors. Anti Hair Wrap Technology actively removes hair from the brush-roll. Flexible wand bends to reach under furniture, store & charge anywhere. Transforms into cordless handheld vacuum with attachments.

Up to 80 minutes run-time – when using double battery pack in extended run-time mode, with non-motorised toolTwin battery model. Removable batteries can be charged wherever suits you. Charge both batteries at once with dual charging cradle.

Anti Hair Wrap Technology – Unique bristle-guard actively removes hair from the bristle brush-roll as you clean, helping to keep it tangle-free. Glide from carpets to hard floors with DuoClean’s double brush-roll design.

Reach, charge & store anywhere – Unique Flexology wand bends so you don’t have to. With one click, easily clean under low-lying furniture. Fold for compact, freestanding storage. Charge wherever suits you.

Versatile cleaning – Transforms into cordless handheld vacuum cleaner, perfect for stairs & soft furnishings. Includes attachments. Features Anti-Allergen Complete Seal. Signature LED headlights.

Additional information

Floor suitability

Suitable for carpets and rugs.
Suitable for deep pile carpet and rugs.
Suitable for wool carpet.
Suitable for hard floors.
Suitable for laminate flooring.
Suitable for upholstery.
Suitable for stairs.

Vacuum cleaner features

Weight 4.1kg.
Size H118, W26, D24.5cm.
Charge time: 3.5 hours to fully charge.
Running time from 16 minutes to 80 mins, depending on the setting used.
Low battery indicator.
Number of batteries in pack: 2.
Detachable handheld included.
Comes with a wall mountable docking station.
Power boost – clean with increased power.
HEPA filter – traps small particles and pet dander, making it excellent for allergy sufferers.
Washable filter – wash regularly to maintain suction.
Motorised floor head – drives bristles in to carpet to remove ground in dirt.
Adjustable floorhead – switch between carpet and hard floor at the touch of a button.
Includes crevice nozzle, upholstery nozzle, dusting brush, combination floor nozzle.
Dust capacity 0.4 litre.
25.2 volts.
Noise level: 80dB.

General information

Model number: IZ251UK.
Manufacturer's 5 year (2 year on batteries) guarantee.
EAN: 622356231237.

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8 Reviews For This Product

  1. 08

    by Liz

    Fantastic. Really menuverable and small to store. The narrow head means you don’t have to move the furniture much to get around everything. Really happy with the purchase. I had an old Dyson and this is so light in comparison.

  2. 08

    by Birksy

    Price was good. Powerful hoover. You get x2 batteries which I only thought you got one. All gadgets with it.

  3. 08

    by Dana

    Love how it folds down for easy storage, and the super suction leaver for them stubborn spots where cotton is stuck in the carpet or dog hair. Does feel a bit flimsy on carpet but great for hard floors.

  4. 08

    by Fred

    This product is easy to use and very versatile, if you purchase with an additional battery then you will always have enough power!

  5. 08

    by Elizabeth

    Had a Shark hoover before and it cost me £100.00 more with having also to purchase another battery. This product excellent value for money. Came complete with 2 batteries and charger. Fantastic product. Thankyou.

  6. 08

    by Claire

    No more untangling of hair from the brush head this Hoover is a dream.

  7. 08

    by Lori

    I have just purchased this model and I love it. Would definitely recommend this cordless vacuum.

  8. 08

    by Leah

    I have had mine a year now and couldn’t fault it the anti hair wrap does work, every so often you pull some out of the bottom but the tool inside collects all the hairs and slides straight off in the bin after each use. Would recommend, no regrets, glad I got this instead of a Dyson! Just searching for a friend and see there is a few negative reviews so I wanted to write a positive!

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