Dapper Supply DP-CVC1119 3-in-1 Wet/Dry Vacuum – 10 Gal, 4.0 Peak HP

DP-CVC1119 Wet/Dry Recovery with 76.3-Inch Water Lift for Jobsite Spills

The DP-CVC1119 pulls 108 CFM through a 1800W motor rated at 4.0 peak HP, so a single unit clears sawdust, drywall grit, and standing water without swapping machines. The 10-gallon stainless steel tank and 16.4 ft cord keep a crew moving across a room before anything needs emptying or re-plugging. Between the wet, dry, and blower modes, it replaces two or three separate tools on a truck, and the 76.3 inches of water lift give it the reach a shop vac usually cannot match on flooded floors.

DP-CVC1119 Recovery and Filtration

• 1800W motor, 4.0 peak HP — 21 Kpa suction and 76.3 inches of water lift pull both fine dust and liquid off hard floors in one pass.
• 108 CFM airflow — moves debris through the 4.9 ft hose fast enough for post-construction and spill cleanup.
• 10-gallon stainless steel tank — rust-resistant capacity that cuts how often crews stop to dump liquid.
• 3-in-1 wet, dry, and blower modes — one machine vacuums water, picks up dry debris, then blows out corners and driveways.
• 16.4 ft power cord — covers a full bay or garage stall without an extension lead.
• Dual filter set — a wide filter for carpet and hair plus a cylinder filter for fine particles, with a bagged option for clean disposal.
• 78–80 dBA operation — runs quiet enough for occupied offices and retail floors.
• Included accessories — floor brush, crevice tool, utility nozzle, and wands ship with the unit.

DP-CVC1119 Applications and Environments

Restoration contractors reach for the DP-CVC1119 on water-damage callouts where a wet recovery vacuum has to lift standing liquid and then switch to dry pickup once the floor is clear. General contractors run it through post-construction cleanup in warehouses and tenant build-outs, pulling drywall dust and framing debris the same day. Auto shops and detailers use the blower mode to clear bays and dry engine compartments, while facility maintenance teams keep it on retail floors and office corridors where the 78–80 dBA noise level stays tolerable around staff and customers. The stainless steel tank holds up in these rugged settings where a painted drum would corrode, and the dual filter set lets the same machine move from fine dust to bulk debris without losing suction. Crews that run it daily keep the bagged filtration in place so emptying stays clean between jobs.

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