The dyson vacuum cleaner is getting a new, less flammable cousin

NuWave Air Purifier is the latest of the electric vacuum cleaners in line with a wider shift towards cleaner alternatives and more sustainable energy. 

Its new model, which is priced at £399, is less flamable and comes with a longer life than some competitors, making it ideal for urban areas. 

Dyson’s purifiers are designed to operate at lower temperatures than those found in most electric cleaners, making them less likely to catch fire.

NuWave’s new model is the world’s first to offer the ability to purify water, making this one of the most innovative electric cleaners on the market.

Nuwave Air Purifiers have an average life of 20,000 cycles, which gives them a longer lifespan than many other competitors, as well as being able to run for up to seven years. 

The product is being made by a Chinese company called Huaxi, which also makes the electric air purifiers in the UK. 

It was announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

“It’s an extremely compact vacuum cleaner, it’s designed for indoor use, and it’s also incredibly low-maintenance, with no moving parts,” Huaxis CEO Yu Hong said. 

NuWave is the company behind the worlds first electric vacuum cleaner. 

This model, called the NuWave, is being offered in Japan, and is being sold in North America at $399.

It will be available for pre-order starting January 23. 

According to the company, it has been proven to reduce water waste by up to 70 per cent, which it says is a key advantage over conventional cleaners. 

Huaxi has also created a water purifier that is a similar design to the Nuwave, but it has the added feature of being able only to pure a specified amount of water at a time. 

While it is not a vacuum cleaner with a large capacity, the NuWash can purify up to 30 litres of water per cycle, making for a total of up to 180 litres of clean water. 

In addition to its water purification, the new model has an air purification system, which means it is able to purfry up to 10 litres of air per cycle. 

Other competitors have also experimented with electric vacuums. 

Luxembourg’s first electric vacuum, designed by Luxa, is currently on sale in the US. 

But these vacuumes have been criticised for using a lithium ion battery that is less reliable than batteries in other cleaners.

Nu Wave, on the other hand, uses a battery that lasts much longer than most batteries, and its design is far more sustainable. 

 Nuclear power is also a major industry for NuWave. 

However, NuWave is not the only electric vacuum cleaning to come out of China. 

Earlier this year, China’s first fully electric vacuum vacuum cleaner was unveiled by the company’s Chinese partner, Dyson. 

For the time being, the company is not taking orders for its new product. 

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