DXV09P DeWALT 9 Gallon Poly Wet/Dry Vac

The 9 Gallon* wet/dry vacuum is perfect for job site and large clean-up applications. It also features a washable dust cartridge filter for small, dry debris and wet materials.  This vacuum also features a strong handle for easy carrying, large on/off switch with water-resistant design for safe and quick access, convenient, built-in 10’ power cord and accessory bag to get all your accessories/tools organized. Large Rubbert Swiveling casters provide ease of movement in any direction while a built-in tank drain makes draining easy.   

Feature:

• Sturdy 9 Gallon* wet/dry vacuum ideal for large pick-up applications 9 Gallon* poly container
• Powerful 5 peak horsepower** motor provides just the amount of suction needed to most any cleanup job
• Ultra durable rubberized casters allow smooth swiveling for ease of movement
• 10' power cord with cord wrap helps reach almost any cleanup need
• Built-in blower port powerful enough to blow  sawdust and debris from most any workshop
• Built-in accessory storage bag conveniently attached to the backside of the vacuum to keep all accessories neatly organized
• Large built-in tank drain makes it easy to remove liquids picked up

Accessories included: 1-7/8" X 7' hose, 2- extension wands, washable & reusable cartridge filter, floor nozzle, utility nozzle, crevice nozzle, disposable filter bag &  accessory storage bag

Specifications

• Gallon Size: 9*
• HP: 5**
• CFM: 90
• Cord Length: 10'
• Hose Length: 7'
• Hose Diameter: 1-7/8"

Accessories

• Cartridge Filter: DXVC6910
• Disposable filter Bag: DXVA19-4101 ,
• 1-7/8" X 7' Hose: DXVA19-2500，
• 2 Extension Wand: DXVA19-1202
• Utility Nozzle: DXVA19-1300
• Crevice Nozzle: DXVA19-1400
• Floor Brush: DXVA19-1900

Packaging Information

• CTN dimension (inches): 18 x 18.3 x 22.25
• Length (inches): 18
• Width (inches): 18.3
• Height (inches): 22.25
• Weight (lbs): 23

*Tank capacity refers to actual tank volume and does not reflect capacity available during operation. 

**Peak Horsepower" (PHP) is a term used in the wet/dry vacuum industry for consumer comparison purposes. It does not denote the operational horsepower of a wet/dry vacuum but rather the horsepower output of a motor, including the motor’s inertial contribution, achieved in laboratory testing. In actual use, motors do not operate at the peak horsepower shown.