Is this eureka rechargeable by using a small unit left plugged into wall?
2002800
Yes, it comes with a combination vacuum storage rack/battery charger. Mine came with 2 batteries and I leave one in the vacuum and the other in the charger and just swap them out when needed.
2002801
yes it is and charges faster then most rechargeables, it is a great little vac
2002802
The answer is "YES". We charge it for eight to nine hours each time we used up the battery. Hope this helps.
2002803
Yes it has a wall mount for the vacuum and the second battery.. its very simple and effective
2002804
Yes it comes with the vacuum, we hung ours on the wall and keep it there when not in use, it has always stayed charged.
2002805
I'm not sure what you mean by small unit. It has a bracket that you mount on the wall and plug in then you hang the vacuum on the bracket. Then it charges the battery. The bracket also has a spot for the extra battery that charges it as well. I don't leave the extra battery on it charging all the time fearing it will ruin the battery. I just try and swap the batteries every couple weeks. So far we have no complaints.
678122
No, it plugs DIRECTLY into a wall socket. Connecting plugs are at the back of the above photo; they fold into the charging unit when not in use.
1604983
If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no. You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
1668262
It is rechargable. It has a charging stand that plugs into an electrical outlet, and the hand unit has a rechargable battery in it that sets in the stand to charge. I leave mine in the charging station all the time, except while in use. It has never lost its charge. Always a full charge on it.
1167509
the unit takes standard aaa batteries.uses very little power so i would not use rechargables as they discharge in the unit.
1780866
Mine did. It just plugged into the wall. The unit is quite flimsy however. If I had it to do again, I would probably go a different direction.
1603694
Yes, definitely rechargeable. Comes with a wall charger, or you can use an existing Micro USB charger from another device. I have used other USB chargers. It seems to have a couple hours of wandering around before it needs to get plugged in again.
2143504
The base charging cradle is circular and it sits flat on the table, counter, hutch, etc. It is not designed to be hung on a wall/pegboard. The vacuum sits vertically in the charging cradle. A blue light in the handle flashes when the unit is charging - it remains lit when fully charged. Mine sits neatly in my laundry room where it is readily available for use. Great little machine.
49452
According to the manual the unit can be left plugged in when it is not in use. If not left continuously plugged in it should be charged after each use and once a month otherwise.
349038
Yes you have to remove the battery to recharge it, unfortunately there is no wall mount for either the charger or the vacuum. Minor details but I wish Black and Decker would introduce a wall mount, it would make a very good product great.
1604985
If there is, it's by no means accessible to the average consumer. The clear answer is no.You can charge this through its micro usb port and then have it ready to power an electronic off the (full-size) usb slot when needed on the go. If it dies, you get a new one. If that's a concern then get a better, more expensive one.
868709
No, it is plugged into the wall. It is one of my favorite things that I own.
690551
No, battery is already in the vac and I don't think it is removable. Of course, it is rechargeable. The charger cord is about 6 feet long and plugs into a regular wall outlet. I just keep it plugged in all the time (when I'm not using it) and it lasts as long as I need it to. I've had the unit for a year or more and haven't had any battery problem and no noticeable degradation in vacuum power. My cleaning lady liked it so much for doing carpeted stairways and odd places, like behind commodes, that she had me buy one for her to use for her other customers.
399607
That picture shows the battery charger, so no- it uses a rechargeable battery that fits into the charger. The charger then plugs directly into the wall.
2180752
No...if it is in the same room as it's 'docking' device, it will find it and 'dock' itself to the device to be recharged. However, if it is in a separate room from the 'docking' device, you will have to physically move it back to the device.
2171116
Yes, it must be plugged in to be used. The good thing is, it won't run out of charge during use.
1144041
This unit isn't battery powered. Don't know why they don't show the cord in the picture. You need to plug it in to a wall socket. :-)