Dewalt DC500 Canister Wet/Dry Vacuum

DeWalt Heavy-Duty 2 Gallon Wet/Dry DC500 Vacuum DeWalt Heavy-Duty 2 Gallon Wet/Dry DC500 Vacuum Product Features: Runs off of 12V-18V DEWALT battery packs or 120V AC, Gore wet/dry filter...

Dewalt DC500 Canister Wet/Dry Vacuum Review A great portable, compact shop vacuum that can run on a battery. When I first saw the Dewalt DC500 Canister Wet/Dry Vacuum, I knew that it was a special tool. My biggest problem was parting with almost $1...

Dewalt  DC500  Canister Wet/Dry Vacuum

Product MPN
MPN:DC500

Key Feature
Design:Canister
Dirt Capture:Wet/Dry
Tank / Bag Capacity:2 Gallons

Motor
Voltage:110 - 120 V AC • 12 V DC
Amperage:3.0 Amp.
Consumed Power:340 Watt

Suction
Airflow:33.69

Tools
Number of Tools:2

Convenience
Cord reach:13.12 ft.
Hose Reach:5 ft.
Features:Blower • Cordless (Rechargable)

Special Features
Filtration Efficiency:0.3 �

Warranty
:1 Year Parts and Labor

Miscellaneous
Weight:7.2 lb.
Product ID:21309920

Details

This unique 2 gallon vacuum runs off of 120V AC or 12-18V batteries for portability and convenience. A high efficiency filter captures 99.7% of dust as small as 0.3 microns, such as drywall dust. The filter works wet or dry and can be rinsed to clean. The tank includes a drain port for easy

The price : $70.00After my second spilt cup of coffee in a couple weeks, and the embarrassment of driving clients around upon sawdust-covered truck seats, I determined it was time to find a sensible tool (ah, yes, a tool) to remedy this problem. Sure, I could stop …

When I first saw the DC500 Canister Wet/Dry Vacuum, I knew that it was a special tool. My biggest problem was parting with almost $100 to buy one. How could this size and type of shop vacuum cost so much? And why should a guy that has no …

This is a well-built tool that works fine for limited uses. It is not cheap, but is designed and built relatively well. It performs better than any similar tool that I’m aware of. By “limited uses,” I mean that it will not replace a regular shop …

I’ve had the DC500 for over a year now. It’s good for a variety of uses. Since it is cordless, it will go anywhere, which is handy for cleaning the car after my child eats crackers.

There are a couple of considerations you should heed with this unit. First, operation time on battery power depends greatly on the voltage of your rechargeable battery pack. Second, it fits the XRB (eXtended Run Battery) in the battery housing better than other battery packs. You might have to bend the spring clip slightly to have the battery seat more securely. Finally, it has a limited collection bin and tipping is all too easy. Other than these points, this is a handy workhorse.

The filter is a wash-and-reuse style that is very sturdy. Replacements can be purchased if the filter gets damaged.

The DC500 also functions as a blower, but it isn’t very powerful. It will blow excess dust from the work site, but the vacuum function doesn’t leave much behind.

I would have liked to see the DC500 be a charger/vacuum, even if it tacked on an additional $50.

Both good and bad !

Price was $99.00 Cdn, Good

Lack of battery and charging option, BAD

Seemed under powered, BAD

Nice Design, GOOD

Battery Life, REALLY BAD.

I put my 18V XRP battery in and started to clean out the back of my SUV, about 16 minutes later, the suction was so minimal due to the battery drain that it wouldn’t pick up a gum wrapper !

Put, the battery on the Charger and did a tune up. No real difference in run time to speak of.

Finally moved the SUV within cord range to finish up the cleaning, On AC power, the unit seems to have better suction and performance, but considerably louder !

No sure I would recommend this unit for someone that didn’t already have batteries and charger to power the unit.

I personally felt the unit was under powered and the small sized hose didn’t allow enough through to make it a practical or useful item !

I returned the Vac, to the store less than a week after buying it. I just couldn’t justify the purchase of this less than stellar Vac, that really doesn’t work well on DC (battery) power !

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