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Question: How many amps of power does this vacuum have?
Document: Unfortunately, I can't tell you which one to buy:  while a lot of the pros above cancel each other out, I really value the quietness and lighter weight of the Electrolux. But on the other hand, the main point of a canister vacuum is the ease with which you can clean many different things thanks to the detachable wand and attachments. And in that case, the better dusting brush, rotating attachments, and the fact that everything rides on board is a big plus for the Panasonic.
With the exception of the heavy power nozzle, the unit us easy to move around. All in all, not a bad vacuum, well priced (assuming you are looking for something with a realistic budget).
And best of all, the vacuum comes with enough bags to last two years of average use.The powered brush is pretty high-power, but this also makes it quite heavy, a trade-off you'll have to get used to. Also, since this is a high power vacuum, you'll need to use it on a circuit without any other big items or you will trip your breaker.
I've been using the same Miele S312 vacuum for about 15 years, and also have a PanasonicMC-CG917 "OptiFlow" Bag Canister Vacuum, so I was happy to get this to compare. I found it to be superior to the other (also HEPA) vacuums in terms of raw rug cleaning power, with a few issues. * DOES IT SUCK? :  In this case, Electrolux lives up to its name.
I researched a long time to make sure I got the right vacuum cleaner. It is of very good quality, has lots of suction and power, and seems like it will last me a long time. It was exactly what I was looking for! I never write reviews, but found this to be very worthy of my time. If you get it, you will love it!!! It is great on both hardwood and carpet and comes with plenty of extra bags.
With a dog and two cats, we vacuum several times a week. This unit definitely gets more dirt out of our carpets than our old one did. It is efficient at sucking the dust and pet hair off of the wood floors too. Another plus is the weight. It is very light and easy to maneuver, especially on stairs.Although some people find the power button on the handle to be a drawback, I do not. It is not in the way of where I put my hand on it.
I have only used this for a short time, but am already impressed with it. It was easy to assemble out of the box, and worked immediately - no tweaking, long hours of studying the manual, etc. Features and functions were fairly easy to see and use.It is a canister vac with an extending wand on the hose, and many attachments. Most of the attachments are the the standard; brush, crevice tool, smooth floor tool, etc.
We were having serious problems with getting our dog hair off the furniture and keeping if off the floors. Only problem with this unit is the small bag. Good thing they aren't that expensive. Lots of power and we are very happy with it.
The storage issues are annoying but not a deal-breaker. If you don't have wall-to-wall carpeting (which will benefit greatly from the "Power nozzle" floor tool), however, it may not be worth the price.
Not as maneuverable but has more vac power than my Dyson Ball DC40 vac. Bagged vacuums are generally more powerful than bagless versions, and this Electrolux JetMaxx is a very capable bagged canister to fulfill almost all home cleaning needs.
Answer: 12 amps120 volts60 hz