Makes the invisible visible

A precisely-angled beam makes invisible dust visible on hard floors.¹

Green laser

The human eye’s evolutionary sensitivity to green light means we see it brighter than other colours, enhancing contrast and making hidden dust clearly visible.¹

Counts

A piezo sensor continuously sizes and counts dust particles.³

Measures microscopic dust particles

A piezo sensor counts dust particles passing through the inlet 15,000 times a second.

The sensor converts the acoustic vibrations of picked-up particles into an electrical signal, allowing the vacuum to intelligently react when more dust is identified.³

Reacts

Intelligently adapts power to dust levels.³

Powerful Dyson suction when you need it

A powerful Dyson Hyperdymium™ motor increases suction power when higher dust volumes are identified.³

1. Bin cyclone

Primary separation removes the largest particles. Powerful centrifugal forces separate dust, dirt and hair from the airflow.

2. Metal mesh filter

The stainless steel filter has 77,349 round holes, each created using chemical etching. They filter out anything over 250 microns.

3. Powerful cyclones

14 scrolled cyclones generate forces of up to 100,000g to remove dust from the airflow – so there’s no loss of suction.⁸

4. Pre-motor filter

Electrostatically charged Technostat^®
layer attracts smaller particles that would otherwise pass through.

5. Post-motor filter

1.78m of PTFE folded 136 times traps 99.97% of particles down to 0.1 microns, so you don’t breathe them in.⁷

Traps particles as small as 0.1 micron

The nano-structure of the filter is small enough to capture even smaller particles including pet dander and diesel soot.