Wessel-Werk EBK 360 Power Nozzle with Integrated Wand for Central Vacuum Systems

Power Nozzle is as described and is an awesome replacement for the old Kenmore one we had acquired in our new to us home. It is easy to set up the proper height for the surface and is also more maneuverable and quieter. Very satisfied with the performance of this power nozzle. Shipping was a few days longer than originally expected but we were notified of the expected delivery date changes and it arrived on the new scheduled date. It was well packed arrived in perfect condition. We can recommend this power nozzle. Only problem we have experienced is that it operates but doesn't lock onto the hose we have in the basement but I think and adapter will solve that problem if the old power nozzle down there gives up.

Maybe this is you? Bought an older home with ancient central vac. It quit, home warranty replaced unit with new Nutone but left same piping, low voltage outlets measuring about 1.5in in diameter. I replaced with newer outlets, same low voltage, same diameter, just newer...real easy. Next problem, dirty heavy hose with no power attachments and it came apart because nothing locked together, it all pressure fit so as soon as I’d fit the pieces together and start pulling across my carpet, the suction would dig into the carpet and BAM, the hand piece would come loose. Gave up, started using canister vac, eyesore that lived in corner of kitchen for years getting tripped over. Finally visited vac shop after doing research and seeing that I could, with the right pigtail hose, get a wand and ELECTRIC POWER HEAD! Yaaaaas! I have carpet and bare floors, but more carpet, I want that power head baaaaaad. Tell vac shop guy. He says, buy a Miele canister vac. I leave. I come back week later. Still want power head. He says, won’t work with your low voltage unit. Buy Miele canister or upright. I leave. I come back a month later. He says, maybe you want new Simplicity Volt....499 dollars. I like it, don’t like price, and then I’d need new button lock hose which is another 100 dollars and doesn’t have a handle or on off switch...basically looks like my old hose but with button lock. Frustrated, I leave. Read vacuumland and reddit posts for days. Watch every YouTube video twice. Finally buy this unit and the beam 35ft pigtail hose because I have power outlet close to vac outlet on main floor, and can run extension cord on upper and lower floor. Get everything within a week. Vacuuming nirvana is had. Power head is heavy, like a Sherman tank, dragging me across my living room like I owe it money. The light is bright enough, not as bright as the Shark I used, but enough to illuminate under the table and chairs well. It works perfectly with the Beam hose, responds to the three way switch, no problems. The wand is quality, heavy, nice clicking noise when I adjust it, and one solid piece. The carpet height adjustment is sketchy, sort of skips around like an old stick shift. If my feet are flapping behind me, I know I’m on 1, if my shoulder isn’t being ripped from the socket, I’m probably on 3, and if I’ve got control, it’s on 5. I love it. It’s good pain. The fluff and fur from our two cats is GONE, finally...I can breathe again! It bumps over thresholds like nothing and keeps trucking. It eats Legos for breakfast. I get it out and my boys start frantically picking up their game controller cords and hot wheels. We play, let’s see who’s faster. Nothing is more satisfying than the sound of a lego being sucked through a 35ft hose. If you’ve got ultra soft carpets or delicate rugs, I’d worry about the agitation on the pile. We have hand knotted rugs but certain folks lost their complaining rights when we got cats, so I vacuum the tar outta these things and so far, no holes. If you have back or shoulder problems, be careful. The more suction behind the head, the stronger the pull because it’ll dig in and yank you around. If you plan on hauling it up and down stairs, be aware that the unit alone is as heavy as most uprights. Also, it’s probably too wide to do stairs, so think and a handheld or smaller turbo attachment for that. If you need a low voltage hose, the beam I bought on Amazon was cheap. It was 102$ with gas pump style handle, pigtail cord, three way switch, push button lock, and it works fine. It’s light, but kinks something fierce. I’ll probably upgrade later. The brush roller isn’t metal BTW, it’s not wood either. It’s very high quality plastic, better than anything I’ve seen. It’s a chevron style, single roll of bristles that channel towards the air inlet. I’ve noticed no scuffs on my pergo floors, but I’ve bumped the tar outta my baseboards and left scuffs so have a magic eraser handy. Also, eBay has good deals on central vac hose socks. Got a padded 35ft zipper sock for 18$ that helped with the kinking. One last thing, to release handle from the upright position, press button and gentle lean handle forwards before pulling back. It’s a catch release, so when you lean it forwards first, it gives the catch inside room to disengage and drop. If your pulling back, you’re putting tension on the catch inside and it can’t release. I noticed a few folks mentioned trouble with the release and it seems like it’d be easy to break.

I did a google search regarding the best vacuum cleaner power bar and this product turned up. After researching and reading the reviews from past buyers I decided to purchase this from Vacuum Parts Canada. I am not at all disappointed with this unit. It thoroughly cleans my carpets and removes all the dog hair deposited by my two dogs. It seems that it is well built and manufactured and is easy to manoeuvre. I have only had it two weeks but so far I am very happy with it's performance.

Looking for a Vacuum head replacement? Maybe you should consider the Wessel 360. We have an older Tristar vacuum, and this Wessel 360 head replacement has made our outdated vacuum come back to life. It's fun to vacuum again. The vacuum (seems to) pick up more debris than it ever did when brand new, as this head creates a lot of agitation. The light is a nice feature, and many question why a vacuum head needs a light. If you vacuum in dark and tight spaces, you need a light to see what you are about to pick up. The head unit is very powerful!! Remember folks, there are 3 primary performance functions for a good vacuum to work properly. Suction Agitation Airflow If any of these falls off, then your vacuum is not performing at it best.

Works well, steers well, has a bright light. It also seems to pick up long hair without getting it all wrapped around the power head beater brush (that's a first in my books!). The wand is telescopic and that function works well. I would give it 5 stars easily except for a couple points: it is quite heavy (not too big a deal...). The biggest downer are the buttons used to unlock the wand from the standing position and to change the height for different styles of carpet. These do NOT work well and are kind of annoying. Maybe mine is defective? Don't know - takes numerous tries to get the height set for what I need with a number of different pile heights of my carpets and rugs. As a result, I can only give 4 stars. Resolve this issue and it's easily the best power head I've ever used.