Water, rubble, workshop · review
A 2 000 W tool socket and a filter shaker at the bottom of the market — the specification list is unusually complete.
The bottom line The most specification per euro in this family. The wet/dry filter swap is the thing to remember.
The LTOVI-1530 is the cheapest machine in this family and lists more specifications than several that cost three times as much: 30 litres bagless, a 2 000 W automatic socket, a washable HEPA filter, a foam filter for wet work, a filter shaker and a blower port.
Two thousand watts runs a mitre saw or a plunge saw. A socket rated lower runs a sander and refuses the tools whose dust you most want captured.
Two elements, and the wrong one on a wet job costs you a filter. That is one step more than the current Kärcher arrangement, and it is the step people forget.
Airflow and suction. At this price the omission is unsurprising, and it means the machine cannot be ranked against the Bosch Professional or the Einhell on the numbers that describe a vacuum.
Verified on DE, GB, FR, IT, ES. Verified absent from US — readers there are sent to a local search rather than to a page that does not exist.
| Container | 30 l, bagless |
|---|---|
| Power take-off | Automatic socket rated 2 000 W |
| Filtration | Washable HEPA filter plus foam filter for wet work |
| Filter cleaning | Manual shaker |
| Blower | Yes |
| Part number | LTOVI-1530 |
| Amazon reference | B0FHH9KWDZ |
| EAN | 5905999067452 |
Yes, and it is the standout figure. Many domestic sockets are rated for a few hundred watts, which covers a palm sander and refuses a mitre saw. Two thousand watts covers the tools that actually make dust worth extracting.
A soaked HEPA element is finished. Wet pick-up on this machine means removing the dry filter and fitting the foam one first; there is no combined element as on the current Kärcher WD machines. Keep the foam filter in the drum so the two travel together.
7.2/ 10
The most specification per euro in this family. The wet/dry filter swap is the thing to remember.
A first workshop vacuum where the tool socket is the reason for buying
cleaning machines from the same category, at nearby prices. Only what all of them publish is shown: a column with holes compares nothing.
| Model | Price | Container | Amazon reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lehmann LTOVI-1530 | 60 € | 30 l, bagless | B0FHH9KWDZ |
| Stanley SXVC30XTDE | 77 € | 30 l | B06Y2T25P5 |
| Vacmaster VQ1530SFDC | 88 € | 30 l, stainless steel | B08C34L9X2 |
| Bosch UniversalVac 15 | 91 € | 15 l | B06XT2BCCH |
At 60 €, it sits -64 % against the 165 € median of the 13 models in this category published here.
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on August 16, 2026.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for cleaning machines and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
1 250 W · 65 l/s airflow · 200 mbar · HEPA filter
The only machine here that publishes both numbers that matter — airflow and suction.
Best for: Trade use, or a home workshop where the vacuum runs alongside tools most weeks
≈ 170 €
1 000 W · 15 l · five paper bags included
The small, cheap, sensible one — and the bags in the box are most of the value.
Best for: A flat, a car and light workshop use, where storage space decides more than capacity
≈ 91 €
L class · HEPA filter · button filter cleaning · 2 000 W tool socket
Einhell's site-grade answer: dust class L with a HEPA element and a socket rated for a real power tool.
Best for: Site and workshop use where the vacuum runs off a saw, and where L-class filtration with a HEPA element is the requirement
≈ 195 €
Prices quoted in these summaries are dated readings. The live price is shown next to each product.
