Overview
The RX Hepa series is a professional line of heavy-duty upright vacuum cleaners designed and manufactured in Italy. Known for its reliability and efficiency, it is ideal for contract cleaners and has been recognized worldwide, including use in prestigious locations like the White House.

Design and Construction
The RX Hepa vacuums are available in three sizes: 380e (15”), 450e (18”), and 500e (20”). They feature a robust design with metal brush supports and ball bearings, a telescopic handle for comfort, and a quick-release suction body. The stainless steel base guides provide durability and shock resistance.

Performance and Features
Equipped with high-efficiency electric motors (Class A), the RX Hepa vacuums offer low power consumption and high performance. The motors are precision-engineered for low noise and long service life. The vacuums include a complete set of onboard accessories, such as a stretch hose, telescopic wand, crevice tool, and upholstery tool.

Maintenance and Durability
Maintenance is tool-free, with easily replaceable rollers and metal supports. The vacuums have electronic protection features, including soft start, overload indication, and motor shut-off to protect moving parts.

Filtration System
The RX Hepa series features a six-stage filtration system, with an electrostatic microfilter ensuring over 98% filtration efficiency at 0.3 microns. Optional S-Class Hepa filters are available for healthcare environments, providing 99.97% efficiency. All exhaust filters are treated to prevent microorganism outflow.

Technical Specifications
The vacuums have an input power of 930-950W, a water lift of 2300 mm/H2O, and an air volume of 49 lt/sec. They operate at a noise level of 68.6 dB(A) and have a working capacity ranging from 630 to 850 m2/h. The total weight varies from 7.79 kg to 8.25 kg, with a cord length of 10 meters.

Applications
The RX Hepa vacuums are suitable for various carpeted surfaces, including hotel rooms, corridors, ballrooms, showrooms, stores, restaurants, cinemas, conference rooms, and cruise ships.