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Portable performances


When it comes to cleaning up venues following events, Pacvac highlights here the many benefits of going cordless.


Events, large or small, often require a significant level of attention to detail to ensure eventgoers are presented with a pristine venue, with clean and tidy facilities. That's not to mention the requirement of cleaning up the aftermath once everyone has departed.


Whether it be a trade show, exhibition, presentation or small meeting, it’s almost guaranteed that a wonderful individual or team of professional cleaners have completed the thankless task of cleaning, both before the guests arrive and after they leave.


How long should that cleaning task take? Well, that all depends on what tools of the trade they’re equipped with. One thing we can guarantee is that having a cordless backpack vacuum cleaner is a must have for the cleaning caddy, in order to ensure an efficient and easy clean.


Why go cordless?


Pacvac pioneered the design and manufacture of backpack vacuum cleaners in Australia over 40 years ago, and the company has been perfecting their craft ever since. With a strong passion to ensure they deliver a product offering which is renowned worldwide for comfort, durability and productivity, it is guaranteed that arming your professional cleaners with a cordless Pacvac backpack vacuum is a smart choice.


Everything in society today is cordless, and cleaning equipment shouldn’t be any different. Pacvac’s Superpro battery 700 Advanced is a cordless vacuum cleaner that will keep you cleaning for longer and more efficiently.


The need for speed If you were cleaning an area the size of a standard football


pitch (7140m²), it couldcould take upto 23 hours and 30 minutes less time if you were using a cordless backpack vacuum, compared to a corded tub vac. To translate that to your daily tasks, if your average day consists of four hours of vacuuming with a tub vac, you could reduce this to under one hour by using a backpack vacuum (according to ISSA/ Pacvac calculations).


Ease of use


It’s no secret that cleaning with a backpack vacuum is far more efficient than using alternative floor-based vacuums, however a cordless backpack vacuum simply increases cleaning efficiencies even further. Obstacles such as stairways, lifts, staging setups and lobbies filled with potted plants and furniture are often cumbersome to clean when using a vacuum cleaner with a cord.


Cordless backpack vacuums offer increased manoeuvrability, eliminate the issue of constantly unhooking the extension lead from around obstacles, plus it completely removes the need to spend a long time searching for power outlets that give you the reach you need.


The Superpro battery 700 Advanced is a versatile backpack vacuum cleaner powered by lithium-ion batteries, designed with efficiency in mind. This vacuum is conveniently packaged with four batteries; two batteries are required for machine operation and Pacvac supplies an additional two battery packs so that you can continue cleaning while your spare batteries charge. With a lengthy runtime of up to 45 minutes per set, a brushless long-life motor and a HEPA filtration system, this machine is hard to beat.


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