DEWALT 20V Cordless Dry Hand Vacuum Review DCV501H Dust Extractor
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The DEWALT 20V Cordless Dry Hand Vacuum (DCV501H) is a job site/home solution that provides users with a small mobile package and powerful performance (46 CFM).
This small vacuum works well to pick up common Jobsite debris ranging from drywall dust to small screws and nails. It will clog up with larger materials because it has a 1-3/8" OD inlet hose.
The DEWALT DCV501H vacuum comes with 6 different cleaning attachment accessories to tackle any cleaning job from floor level to overhead.
The hand vacuum can be used to handle smaller messes or used in combination with the extension tube and floor accessory to clean up floor areas. A bright LED light illuminates the darkest areas.
A Washable HEPA Filter allows for clean efficient cleanup of fine dust and drywall and follows OSHA Table 1 Compliance under housekeeping rules. It comes fully equipped with an extension tube, floor nozzle, flexible hose, crevice nozzle, gulper brush, round brush, belt hook, accessory holder, and HEPA filter.
Up to 21.4 minutes of runtime per charge using DCB205 battery.
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I have one for about a week now and the one flaw that I noticed is there is no prefilter. Lots of complaints about the difficulty in cleaning between the pleats on the hepa filter. So after a little research, I cut a piece of old carbon foam filter from my air purifier, wrapped it around the Dewalt hepa filter, held on by a couple rubber bands. Works great and the hepa filter stays clean.
can you post a few pics!
sweet, thanks for the tip. im about to pull the trigger
PRELUBEEEEEEEE THE AIR FILTER WITH ANOTHER AIR FILTER
@@tle1015 Good filtration systems use pre-filters. Also saves on having to replace the expensive replacement filters often.
I am buying this vacuum and giving it to my wife for her birthday. Thanks for the review!
They need to make a traditional standup vaccum with an adjustable carpet powerhead and bright led true veiw light
TBH, I didn't watch any videos or read any reviews before I got mine today at Lowe's. I just needed a hand vac for cat litter, dusting, and light work to use with my 20v DeWalt batteries. Wow, am I surprised with what I got. I didn't think it would have as much suction as it does. This was an great buy...esp with military discount and tax free at Lowe's. Saved $15 and no tax to boot. Glad I got it...so many more uses than what I got it for.
Quite surprised and happy with its performance in the applications that I've intended/have used it for. The girlfriend enjoy using it to clean out the truck and around the house. Performance is noticeably better than the Bosch hand vac equivalent that I will now happily get rid of.
You can slide and remove the brushes from the guzzler attachment if desired.
Got mine from Acme. I have actually purchased all DeWalt 20v vacuums and DeWalt by far makes the worst vacuums on the market. I actually started clearing out a lot of my battery platforms and DeWalt won so I sold all other platforms except Ryobi and DeWalt with DeWalt being the majority and Ryobi for novelty items and sadly the vacuum was yet another factor in keeping Ryobi around. Ryobi is actually releasing a "Shark Duoclean type" vacuum that looks great. I truly wish DeWalt would get on board with some decent vacuum cleaners. They have the 60v battery system and could easily come up with a shop vac that could compete with Rigids industry leader shop vac and Ryobis hand vacs. DeWalt, if you read this or are looking for insight, fire whoever is designing your cordless vacuums and hire the guys from Ryobi or Rigid. Your cordless vacuums are the weak link in your product line bar none.
I’ve been on them for a couple years now. Really behind. It’s embarrassing.
@@runnerdude1990 u would think that they could make a better vac, Black and Decker have experience making vacs, but kinda failed with their DeWALT vacs
@@Lee-lb9qh it’s exceptionally bad. I own all DEWALT tools but I look like an idiot compared to the guys that started into Milwaukee right now.
I'm the same but makita and ryobi for novelty and garden stuff. That new powerstack gear looks impressive so hopefully they will bring out a better vac soon 👍🏼
I agree with you I have the 20v handheld model DCV517B it would be nice to see a comparison video on the portable vacs from dewalt want to buy but not sure if it’s worth if it’s going to preform the same then my 1st gen
Thank you man! This video sold the wife on it. I have the 2 gallon vacuum and that is super handy, I use it all the time.
Used this as a small shop vac as I was hanging some doors, and had to plane a good few mm off either side of all the doors. Attached the vacuum hose to my cordless planer and then attached the vacuum to my belt and off I went, it was great at collecting all the shavings
It's pretty handy if u wanna make a quick cut with the circ saw or sand something inside cause it's on my belt and I can hook it up with dust extractor attachment. A perfect dust buster and everyone in my house is reaching for it for their rooms lol. I'm gonna get some 8ah batteries for run time
Love the review I will have to grab one for dust in my garage!
Finally. You’re the only one I’ve found who mentioned the DeWALT proprietary dust extractor connection. I was only interested in it to use with my DCS438 cut-off tool. Seems I need an adapter anyway so I have no reason to go with this over our Dyson cordless handheld. On that note, I wish it worked more like Dyson for dumping its contents through a hinged door without splitting into multiple pieces.
Another Dyson cordless hand vac feature I’d like to see is powered attachments.
Wood chips, leaves pine needles etc. clogs this thing immediately. The intake is only 1 inch inner diameter and there's tight clearance between the inlet and the filter. Anything bigger than about a half inch jams between the inlet and filter. The vacuum power is underwhelming. The dust bin holds about a pint but the filter will clog long before it's full. Calling it a work site vacuum is a stretch but it's handy & convenient for small (very small) jobs around the house. 2 stars out of 5.
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Hi again...LOL
I got mine from Acme Tool when they first came out for $129.00 on sale. I love this vac and use it daily. Battery lasts great with a 6 ah flexvolt on it. Thanks for the great review!
JUST GOT ONE FOR $120 DELIVERED
@@TJB1510 cant beat that!!!
@@TJB1510 $99 just now delivered
THAT'S A GREAT PRICE. 8-|
EXCELLENT DEWALT TOOL.
@@SadalDay i got mine for $2.99 delivered
I paid $99.00 for mine from Amazon
0:01 "Today we are going to look at dewalt's new corded handheld hepa vac..."
Corded vac, eh? 😎🤣
Wow, I missed that in editing.
Awaiting mine and I’m excited. I’m a dewalt addict
Hello
Thank you so much!
From Hungary 🇭🇺
The cleaning head is awful on carpet. Luckily, the wand and cleaning head from the Henry Hoover work with this Dewalt.
I just won mine so I can’t complain 😂
I bought one of those 2 weeks ago and I LOVE IT!!!
Great channel, solid review as always
$On sale today for $94 USd at Canadian Tire. Did a great job on my car, which is where I plan on using it mostly. Wish it had a blower component too.
Should the led light stay on fow a while after turning it off
Yes
Hi !
Thank you for this great review !
Does a great job picking up dog hair on carpeted staircases. 😎👍
Can you use this on wood floors?
I got mine for that reason...yes! Esp in corners. I have a robot that does the wood floors. My DeWalt does the finishing touches quick
Can the flexible tube be used to extend the hard tube and floor swivel thing?
yes
Hello , How many minutes does a 5 Ah battery last please?
Anyone put a suction Guage to see how much power it has,
Is it powerful?
46 CFM
Yes. Vacuumed my truck and van with this thing. Picks up heavy dirt with ease.
that piece is for the circular saw
Looks handy
Can I use my 6ah flexvolt battery?
Yes
Thanks for the quick reply, it's that I just bought one & used it for about 5 mins to test & I turned it off & it wouldn't start after that, took the battery out a few times & it started working again....
@baz69er13 That is odd, but if you used a small battery it might have got hot.
Yeh, I contacted the seller & mentioned it to him & he asked what battery I was using thinking it was too powerful etc, I told him what battery I was using & he hasn't replied back, it's got the usual 3 year warranty, so I'm not too concerned, but will see if it happens again, thanks again for you quick response regarding this matter......👍
Compares with Milwaukee’s m18 compact teacup vaccum. Only thing Is Milwaukee is a step ahead with their newer fuel one that has the two stage debris separator to reduce clogging and longer vacuuming times without having to empty.
Tons of complaints of clogging on reviews of the Milwaukee. I think they are both junk.
@@plmn93 depends on what you are using it for. If you are using it for small job site clean ups then it’s good but if your trying to use it like a full corded 16 gal shop vac then that’s your problem
@@jayling8086 I'm just saying the Milwaukee isn't really any better...the reviews for it are bad. They are both very limited. There would be a big market for a tool-brand vacuum that performed as well as say Dyson or Shark but using the batteries many of us already have. But nobody seems willing to do that.
Man I bought the very last dyson corded model they released the cinetic big ball and decided to take it to work since we only use the stick at home. They claimed it has a lifetime no maintenance filter and I have smashed it over the years as a painter and it never missed a beat. If they can use that filter design for a cordless work vacuum it would be a perfect work vacuum 👌🏼
@@stevec7435 seems like it works until you take it apart and it's caked full of shit
Thorough review. Nice.
Why does Dewalt still make new tools with brush motors? :(
Have you ever wore out the brushes in a battery operated vacuum? Is the efficiency of a brushless system worth the extra cost? IMHO, brushless motors became a marketing term for companies to charge more and in many cases did not provide a lot of benefit to most consumers.
The damned filter looks like it’s been through hell after 20 minutes. That I don’t like. It’s a pain the ass to clean well. You almost need two fiters. My filter is shredding up after only a week. The filters are like 15 20 bucks too. Other than that, the vacuome works well. What’s this HEPA obsession? That more BS to freak out the half witted masses. I just want a damned sponge filter that I can’t clean easily.
I agree 100%
@@Erix7810 someone suggested to me to put a coffee filter over it.I cover it and use a rubbeeband to hold it. It helps because it's easier to clean. All the garbage doesn't get trapped in the pleats with no way out. He'll, I have to take a regular vacuum and suck the dirt out of the pleats, or hit it with a strong jet of water and soak it, then I toss it in dryer washer and spin cycle it to whip out the water ( I don't have a dryer). Anyway the coffee filter trick helps avoid all that.
Just blow it out with a workshop blower or an air hose
@@Richard-1776 Thank you! And there are no generic filters to buy either. This is a great trick.
Great review!
Too weak. Makes it usless
For what purposes??
plastic parts will get wrecked in five minutes.
I have had mine for close to 2 years and no issues with the plastic attachments.
I used it with Milwaukee power tip. It is like magic
Please refrain from putting Milwaukee accessories on DeWALT tools, thanks
@@Lee-lb9qh lol. but works way better dude. u got to try it
@@ometofu lol if it works it works
@@Lee-lb9qh I'm gonna go put a Milwaukee blade on my ryobi sawzall then store it in a ridgid box then put said box on a dewalt shelf
I just got one of these, love it so far!
Still going strong?
@@LastingDays yes!
looks like it really sucks
Don't think I want to be bent over like you were using it on carpet. I'll pass.
I added an extra shop vac extension and it works perfectly like that!
Is it brushless ?
No, unfortunately not, which means it goes through the batteries quickly.
Also, it has a brush motor. The current draw at 20V is around 16A. Cut off voltage is around 13v. I have to run that LVC test again. I should be around 15v
1:26 basically my issue with most women.
small canister and no brushhead. not very practical, better get the dated bu useful canister cordless model
Clearly it is practical for a number of people, just not you - depends on one's needs at the time. The dated canister unit is great in some applications but not all nor all the time.
@@jpslattery7344 what would you use this hand vacuum for?
@@randomrazr I tend to use this for small dust/dirt/debris jobs around the house instead of hauling out a traditional vacuum. I have mostly wood and some tile flooring which this unit handles well, does a decent job on rugs, furniture and makes cleaning my stairs running to my basement easy. I tend to keep the DCV581H in my small shop with/for tool use and bench/table top cleanup. The girlfriend looked at both for cleaning the truck and took the hand vac for the size and its variety of attachments.
@@randomrazr ya I use it for crumbs and cat hair on my hardwood floors, faster than sweeping, very useful... even get the clumps of cat hair that gather in the corners over time, get cat hair off my couch, and clean mini blinds and ac vents with all the attachments
Can you reverse it so it blows ?
no
Dirty dog 😂
Why are you reviewing lady tools 🙈
A man should know how to clean up after himself. A boy like you obviously doesn't understand.
@@gordvpn481 well that joke was wasted on you, & I didn't ask YOU
Thought it was just me mixing up the power switch with the vacuum dust catchment release button.
Is this better than a dyson?