IT Dusters CompuCleaner Xpert - Electric Air Duster Blower for PC, Laptop, Console, electronics and Home Cleaning, environmental alternative to spray air can duster keyboard cleaner

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This duster comes with three different nozzles as well as some brushes for putting on the finishing touches. The most useful nozzle for dusting is the one with the most narrow opening. They are thin enough that you can blow crumbs out of chiclet-style keys that you would find on wireless mini keyboards. The wider nozzles are better suited for drying off wet items or clearing out pipes. So… despite my usual colourful language and slight occasional exaggerations, this electric air duster is so powerful there won’t be any question if it’s powerful enough. If something, you should pay attention not to have the smallest nozzle too close to the most delicate of things you might clean with this, so that you don’t end up breaking your equipment! The air intake on the bottom of the device has a soft spongey filter to prevent dust getting in and harming the motor. While it comes with a spare and you can replace the filter. It can clog up pretty fast and this can force you to stop to clear it. Like I said its a small thing but I though it was worth mentioning. Electric Dusters are much safer than compressed air cans because the only thing coming out of them is air, but compressed air cans may emit the chemical liquid that is contained inside them, and this may cause damage to your computer parts and electronics. Also, the chemicals used in compressed air cans are very deadly and not safe for the environment. So, this is definitely not a green way to clean your computer or electronics. Selecting a good electric air duster is very important if you care for your computer or electronics, so here I am going to list down the best electric dusters that you can get for yourself.

Some Precautions for Using Electric Dusters

Soon to build my first ever PC and figured I should get some practice by dissembling my old PS4 and PS4 pro and cleaning them from top to bottom. I bought this kit in advance (as I didnt really fancy using compressed air) to clean out the dust that I knew would be in the fan and the heat sink (as well as the mobo) but wasnt sure how powerful it would be...but holy smokes it surprised me. I suppose compressed air cans that you buy give more accuracy for more delicate cleaning (especially in tight spots) but the blower featured in this kit did the job more than well. You simply plug it in, and either push the switch on the handle down on one side with your thumb for normal setting (which imo is more than enough) or push the switch the other way for full speed and it sends even old caked dust flying off the components.Also comes with nozzles to increase spread or to focus air being blown into a more concentrated spot which is great for pushing off really hard dust. Normal speed was enough to do the job as full speed made me slightly anxious as to whether it might actually damage components (would encourage anyone to use it with a decent amount of distance away from the component you are cleaning). Brushes are fairly decent too but the main piece of kit is the blower. really worth it. Saves having to constantly buy cans of air This version of the DataVac ED500P comes with three different nozzles: a concentrator nozzle, an air-flare nozzle, and an air-pin pointer. It also comes with a four-piece detailing tool kit for hand cleaning crumb caches. The air-pin pointer most closely resembles the function of a can of compressed air except that it has a bendable stem that can be used to direct air around tight corners.

Minor issues. Loud, not terrible, good trade off for the power & no more need for use once products. If you only clean your hardware every once in a while, the DataVac ED500P might be overkill. But if you prefer to keep a meticulous workspace, then this is an eco-friendly way to clean your keyboard on the daily. ERGONOMIC: The lightweight and robust design houses an industrial 500 watt (.0.75hp) motor that will never lose pressure and is built to last. Weighing in at just 900g, the CompuCleaner can be used at any angle unlike canned air making it super manoeuvrable. A very popular and powerful electric air duster that has been trusted by many users.MetroVac DataVac ED-500 is a 500-Watt electric duster with a 0.75HP motor and comes with various attachments or nozzles to clean different things. It can be used to clean Desktop PC, laptops, keyboards, camera lenses, MacBook keyboards, CPU heatsinks, case fans, and various other electronics and household items. Basically this is well suited for cleaning anything that you can clean by blowing air into to get the dust out! Holy horsepower!The CompuCleaner runs directly from mains power to produce a powerful and consistent stream of fresh air. Lightweight and robust, the CompuCleaner is perfect for cleaning sensitive electronics, hardware and household items which may be difficult to clean conventionally or hard to reach. As you probably can gather from the title, I absolutely love this thing (yes, even if it sounds a bit sad and/or weird) – but at the same time I feel so stupid for buying and buying cans of compressed air over and over again…. Just should have done the investment for an electric one ages ago and I would have saved so much money!

Cons: Only three nozzle attachments, A bit louder. CompuCleaner 2.0 Electric Air Duster Specifications Generally speaking, you should do a light dusting every three to six months, but you may want to clean your case more frequently if you keep your desktop on the floor, where dust tends to accumulate. The same applies if you have pets in the house, as the hair and dander they shed can do a number on your rig's internal components. Electric Duster VS Compressed Air Can The CompuCleaner Original 2 is the latest generation model from the best selling CompuCleaner range. It has a built-in air filter that removes particulate matter from the incoming air and a variable power control that allows you to control the power of the airstream, making it easy to go light on delicate fans and CPUs. This also makes it easy to regulate the two unavoidable side effects of noise and heat. The X3 Hurricane produces plenty of both. Pro Advice: Always clean your Computer at least once a month using the Electric Duster. Also, these Electric Air Dusters can get hot when in continuous operation, so give them a little rest or pause in between when cleaning things.You can use compressed air dusters or an electric air duster on your computer without having to worry. When using compressed air dusters, be sure to pay particular attention to the manufacturer’s usage instructions, to ensure that a minimum of liquid is released. Use them in short bursts and hold the can upright. The ED500P is a totally capable electric duster, which is almost powerful enough to do yard work. But this is not without its downsides. The first one you will notice is that the DataVac is quite loud. It is easily as loud as a Shop-Vac and if you plan to do some serious cleaning projects with it, you may want to consider ear protection. The other side effect is that this device runs hot after a few minutes of use. Thankfully, the sturdy plastic handle mitigates any discomfort that this may cause while you are using it, though you should still avoid touching its all-steel frame when you use it. If you plan to do some serious PC case cleaning projects with your electric computer duster, the ED500-ESD is definitely worth the extra cost over the ED500P. If, however, you have other uses in mind, you will probably get a better value from going with the older model.