Water, rubble, workshop · review
Two filter stages and an automatic tool socket, in a drum built to be knocked about.
The bottom line The filtration pairing is right and the socket is automatic. Check the live price where you are — the spread is wide.
The SXVC30XTDE is Stanley’s 30-litre site machine: 1 600 W, a washable cartridge filter plus a paper bag, and an automatic start/stop socket.
The bag takes the bulk, the cartridge catches the fine fraction that escapes it. That order is what keeps a pleated element usable — running bagless on dust is how they die.
Start/stop automation means the machine senses the tool’s trigger. It is the specification that decides whether a vacuum becomes dust extraction or stays a cleaning machine.
Two metres is short on a machine this size, so expect to move it. And the market-to-market spread on this reference is unusually wide — the live price on this page is the one for your country.
| Container | 30 l |
|---|---|
| Power | 1 600 W |
| Filtration | Washable cartridge filter plus paper bag |
| Power take-off | Automatic start/stop socket |
| Hose | 2 m, kink-resistant |
| Tubes | Two metal extension tubes |
| Part number | 51695 |
| Amazon reference | B06Y2T25P5 |
| EAN | 8016287516952 |
Because the bag is what keeps the cartridge alive. It takes the bulk of the debris; the cartridge only handles what escapes. Vacuuming plaster or sanding dust bagless loads a pleated element within minutes, and that is the fastest way to ruin one.
It starts and stops with the tool rather than needing a switch, and most machines run on for a second afterwards to clear the hose. That single behaviour is the difference between extraction that gets used and a socket that gets ignored.
7.8/ 10
The filtration pairing is right and the socket is automatic. Check the live price where you are — the spread is wide.
A workshop with power tools, where the two-stage filtration matters more than the drum size
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stanley SXVC30XTDE | 77 € | 30 l | B06Y2T25P5 |
| Vacmaster VQ1530SFDC | 88 € | 30 l, stainless steel | B08C34L9X2 |
| Bosch UniversalVac 15 | 91 € | 15 l | B06XT2BCCH |
| Lehmann LTOVI-1530 | 60 € | 30 l, bagless | B0FHH9KWDZ |
At 77 €, it sits -53 % 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, United States. 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.
