I’ve always noticed how the American version of machines firing up sound sounds different in the us then it does in the uk I don’t know why that is but it must be the region.
Also Nate J's HVR200A sounds like that when it's powered on I think it's something to do with the voltage being different. Also you can date this Henry from the serial number on the rating sticker the first 2 digits are the year and the second two are the week
![[2006] Numatic Henry HVR200-22 vacuum cleaner - Performance testing](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jlW9wdyMgiQ/mqdefault.jpg)
shut up you dont kn ow about hen ry
Bro finally someone in the us has one of these guys I’m not the only one
Some other US people have it too like Nate J, John Smith, Performance Reviews ect
I have one and I’m in the US
This is an american spec of a henry
Reasons:
Yellow cord
Nacecare stickers
120v
No numatic logo
Comes with airo brush
Thats all
I’ve always noticed how the American version of machines firing up sound sounds different in the us then it does in the uk I don’t know why that is but it must be the region.
How old is it
@@gemmaoutwood9748 2009
Probably the voltage difference. Remember in the US we use 120V, whereas in the UK they use 240V.
They also use yellow/orangish cords for some reason too
Also Nate J's HVR200A sounds like that when it's powered on I think it's something to do with the voltage being different. Also you can date this Henry from the serial number on the rating sticker the first 2 digits are the year and the second two are the week
Mines even older than his. Face is printed on and no back parking bracket.
@@natej4230 yeah urs is an early 2012 model his is either late 2012 - mid 2014
@@vacuum_collector262013 model
@@natej4230I think the parking bracket came out in 2013/2014 ish
I got a new Henry today ❤❤
I have the hetty version