Can this plug support a Vacuum?
2000128
It's a regular 15-amp plug - there are no ratings other than 15-amp max (just like a regular outlet). So, yes, it will.
2000129
This receptacle whose description is: TR7735W-BOX 3-Wire Receptacle Combo Nightlight with Tamper Resistant 2-Pole, White, is the 15 amp version. Check the vacuum's motor label or operator's manual for the motor's amperage (amps).If you need more capacity here's the 20 amp version: Cooper Wiring Devices TR7736W-BOX 3-Wire Receptacle Combo Nightlight with Tamper Resistant 2-Pole, White
2000130
Hi,Yes, its the the same as a 15A duplex outlet only with a built in dimmable night light.
1605254
I believe that it will work fine as long as you do not exceed the voltage and Ampere draw of the plug (120 V, pretty standard, 15 Amp, around that of a vacuum cleaner). Wire it properly and ensure that you have the ground wire connected. You should be fine.
1112006
Sorry Zeez I'm not sure but I don't believe so. I would call the company as they probably make a vacuum or adapter that would. Good Luck!
342829
Yes. You can attach the hose to the outlet to use it as a blower. I find that the output is strong enough when using it as a vacuum that I need to be careful as to where I direct it lest I blow everything off of the fridge.
586077
Yes, no problem. This is one of the best uses aa the vacuum is light to carry and the cord is long enough as well.
1895913
Probably not. This item is rated only up to 3 amps and any full-sized vacuum cleaner is going to draw considerably more current than that. (The description for this switch should probably say "small appliance" but even that might run afoul of things like coffee pots and toasters.)
1820268
Whatever is plugged into the tool power receptacle is the one that activates the vacuum. You can plug a multi-plug into that one and plug in 3 tools, just don't try to use more than one at a time.
693842
Nope, it's not made for that kind of function. I would look for a vacuum bottle. You can find short ones if you that is what you need.
451812
The vacuum uses ~4 amps (according to specs). At that rating, literally any 3-prong extension cord will work. I'd suggest going to the hardware or big box store and just compare the cords they have in your desired length for the lightest. Or compare shipping weights on amazon for cords of your desired length and pray.
1513207
I cannot say for sure, haven't tried this. The container would have to withstand the vacuum pressure. If you try it, wear safety glasses and stand back. Good luck.
41259
Yes. Make sure you don't overload this unit, like with a shop vac, etc or the circuit breaker will trip. Great unit.
980971
I purchased this item as a gift. But did notice it had a vacuum hose which I assumed was to do just that. Sorry I couldn't really answer your question completely.
2224647
Yes, there is a utility port on the right hand side to directly connect a vacuum hose. I use it to with my car kit as the unit is mounted in the garage. As far as the inlet/outlet, they must be behind the unit going into the wall, I don't see any outlets except for the utility one.
942468
The end of the hose that hooks into the wall has a power hook up that plugs into an outlet the outlet has to be near the vacuum hook up
341447
I do not think so...either way it doesn't work. Big waste of money and it broke my vacuum!
657856
I would thing not, it's a 110 plug and says it on back! You could probably plug into a 20 vac transformer! It will have to step it down to 110 vac!
332995
Positively yes. The bottom panel is "bookshelf" thickness and will support the heaviest of vacuums, no problem. You will need to leave out some of the shelves to get the vacuum in, of course.