Dyson Flat Out 914606 User Manual

2006

     

Dyson Airblade™ 

hand dryer

The Dyson Airblade™ 

hand dryer uses 

640km/h sheets of 

air, scraping water 

from hands in just  

10 seconds. 

2008

Radix Cyclone™ 

technology +

intermediary 

cyclone

Improved cyclone 

technology includes an 

intermediary cyclone, 

to capture even more 

microscopic dust than 

any other cyclone.  

2009

Dyson digital  

motor

The Dyson digital 

motor is smaller than 

conventional motors, 

yet it spins up to 

104,000rpm – five 

times faster than a 

racing car engine.

2009

DC31 Handheld

The next generation 

of Dyson handhelds,  

powered by the 

Dyson digital motor. 

It’s the most powerful 

handheld.

2009

Air Multiplier™

technology

Dyson Digital 

Slim™

Dyson Ball™ 

barrel vacuum

The Dyson Air 

Multiplier™ fan  

with no blades. 

Air is amplified 15 

times, giving an 

uninterrupted stream 

of smooth air.

1974     

Ballbarrow

While renovating, 

James designs 

the Ballbarrow. A 

wheelbarrow with a 

load-spreading ball 

that stops it sinking 

into the mud.

1993       

Dual Cyclone™

technology

Dual Cyclone™ 

technology and DC01, 

the first vacuum with 

no loss of suction.

1995

DC02

Dyson cyclone 

technology is 

developed to fit the 

shape of a barrel 

vacuum. Within 14 

months, it’s the UK’s 

best-selling barrel.

2001

Radix Cyclone™ 

technology

Dyson develops Radix 

Cyclone™ technology. 

Dust and dirt is now 

captured from the 

airflow using eight 

cyclones.

2005

Ball™  

technology

No more wheels. 

DC15 rides on a 

ball to steer without 

the awkward moves 

of conventional 

vacuums. 

2010

2011

The Dyson Digital 

Slim™ vacuum 

cleaner has twice the 

suction of any other 

lightweight cordless 

vacuum cleaner - and 

it doesn’t lose suction.

Turns on the spot. The 

only barrel vacuum 

cleaner with a central 

steering mechanism -  

for greater control.

The Dyson Airblade™hand dryer was awarded the Carbon Reduction Label from the Carbon Trust and Planet Ark for the product’s life cycle measurement and communication of total greenhouse  

gas emissions released, along with a commitment to further reduce these emissions in the next two years.

The Australian International Design Award™ is the independent symbol of product design excellence. It represents that this product has been assessed by an independent panel of Australian and 

international design experts who recommend that Standards Australia endorse it as an example of design excellence. Australian International Design Awards. A division of Standards Australia.

Over 35 years of invention