Yep. I did find it interesting. I bought the HVR200-12 although we use older Henrys at work, I got fed up with my bagless cleaner needing to be cleaned out after each use, so I'm back to bagged and not only am I totally chuffed that it's better in every way; I'm also pleased that the model I have seems to be better than the other one you reviewed. Thanks again! :O)
What's weird, is my 2012 HVR-200A Henry has the clips but a printed face. I live in the US, so I can't check any older models, but were all the Autosave models from 2009 - 2013 like that? Mine doesn't have the park bracket either since its the old floor head, thankfully.
I prefer the sound of the HVR200-A2 but I prefer the look of the HVR200-12 and some HVR200A2's have the triangle plug too and ibaisaic HVR200-12 has the square plug so I don't think it matters which model it is as I've seen HVR200-12's with the newer bucket mold
@@ThomasChannel-w4d yeah it's random what plug Numatic put on their Henry's although now they discontinued both plugs and now supply a cheap plug with their models
Oh and I've also seen the numatic Henry for sale on your eBay account has there been a video on that one This one www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1995-Numatic-Henry-HVR200-Vacuum-Cleaner-/281717291674?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4197a8ba9a
Can somebody tell me why it is the Henry "eco" HVR200-A2 uses 880 watts when it is printed 580W IEC on the label? And the Henry HVX200-12 uses 805 watts on low and 880 watts on high when it has an IEC rating of 620 watts? This is a massive difference and I can't understand why both vacuum cleaners uses well over there rated wattage? What is interesting is that if you block the hose the wattage drops by 150 watts on both of the vacs My vax wet vacuum rated at 1300 watt uses 1280 watts so got no idea how Numatic get away with these massively understated wattage but I'm not impressed. i bought the HVR200-A2 thinking it would use its rated power of 580 watts.. Very eco power..But 880 watts is over 50 percent more than rated. I bought it because it was made in England and its quality but they need to go back to the IEC and get these ratings sorted out as i in my opinion they are being very deceptive. Still great vac though!
the triangle plug annoys me because it slips out of the wall when it catches the bottom of the door for example. That doesn't happen with a square plug
An expert demonstration of how to consume over quarter-of-an-hour conveying information that could be summed up better in five minutes by an average child. I wanted a direct technical comparison, not a bumbling repetitive string of statements of the obvious - the irrelevant - a general look at your feet and carpet - and the most depressing 15 minutes of my life.
No one said you had to watch it though did they! That was your choice to so say depress yourself for 15 minutes! Someone's taken the time to demonstrate and describe a product which you could've turned off at any point, however you chose to watch it then whinge & whine about it!....twat!
Nah your fine matey! I found it interesting having just bought a Henry Hoover, I just find it frustrating when people are so negative! You have a passion and there's nothing wrong with that!
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Hvr200 from the 90s is satisfying
Yep.
I did find it interesting.
I bought the HVR200-12 although we use older Henrys at work, I got fed up with my bagless cleaner needing to be cleaned out after each use, so I'm back to bagged and not only am I totally chuffed that it's better in every way; I'm also pleased that the model I have seems to be better than the other one you reviewed.
Thanks again! :O)
+Wild Heart my my, you just keep cropping everywhere, don't you? :P
Wild Heart 5ex yb k
HVR200-22 is probably the best and original @ 1200watt 2 speeds; a power house!
You’re right also I’m getting an NVR200-22 on Christmas.
You have answered all of my questions, thank you so much.
Always lovely review clear and thorough x
Weird how Harry wasn't on the HVR200-12 manual as there was a Harry HHR200-12 ibaisaic has one
What's weird, is my 2012 HVR-200A Henry has the clips but a printed face. I live in the US, so I can't check any older models, but were all the Autosave models from 2009 - 2013 like that? Mine doesn't have the park bracket either since its the old floor head, thankfully.
Numatic added the clips in early 2012, but they still kept the stick on face until late 2012, when they also added the parking bracket
I have one that’s the Same.
I have a numatic henry hvr200 12. I also had one with the red light but it was a henry extra
I prefer the sound of the HVR200-A2 but I prefer the look of the HVR200-12 and some HVR200A2's have the triangle plug too and ibaisaic HVR200-12 has the square plug so I don't think it matters which model it is as I've seen HVR200-12's with the newer bucket mold
My hvr200-11 has a square plug
But my Henry xtra has a triangular
@@ThomasChannel-w4d yeah it's random what plug Numatic put on their Henry's although now they discontinued both plugs and now supply a cheap plug with their models
I have the HVR200-A2 its great
is the hvr200a2 the newest version available to buy if so I don't think I'll get it due to no suction control
No the HVR-200-12
They seem to be advertised as the A2 but are actually the 200-12. I bought one under the name HVR 200a2 in Argos and it was actually a 200-12
But the hvr200-a2 is like the old hi lo switch on the autosave
Can you do a video of the both of these Henry's with the ario brush please
Ironic you should ask, I have already made that video lol.
Great can i ask when will you be uploading it
Just for the comments and Subscribing it is. Lol.
When will it be uploaded..
Oh and I've also seen the numatic Henry for sale on your eBay account has there been a video on that one
This one www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1995-Numatic-Henry-HVR200-Vacuum-Cleaner-/281717291674?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item4197a8ba9a
Can somebody tell me why it is the Henry "eco" HVR200-A2 uses 880 watts when it is printed 580W IEC on the label? And the Henry HVX200-12 uses 805 watts on low and 880 watts on high when it has an IEC rating of 620 watts?
This is a massive difference and I can't understand why both vacuum cleaners uses well over there rated wattage?
What is interesting is that if you block the hose the wattage drops by 150 watts on both of the vacs
My vax wet vacuum rated at 1300 watt uses 1280 watts so got no idea how Numatic get away with these massively understated wattage but I'm not impressed. i bought the HVR200-A2 thinking it would use its rated power of 580 watts.. Very eco power..But 880 watts is over 50 percent more than rated.
I bought it because it was made in England and its quality but they need to go back to the IEC and get these ratings sorted out as i in my opinion they are being very deceptive.
Still great vac though!
How exactly are you measuring wattages?
the triangle plug annoys me because it slips out of the wall when it catches the bottom of the door for example. That doesn't happen with a square plug
Luke Davies
You could cut off the old plug and re wire it with a square one
@@carsandvacuumcleaners9125 can’t rewire a moulded plug
You'll have to change the whole cable if you want the square plug
Just bought one today from Argos. It sayys 200 on the actual hoover. What does that mean
moveabrick barry it means the full size, if it said 160 it would be a compact Henry. Hope I could help 🤗
@@aviationfun1004 Your two years to late! Lol
Still wish they would get rid of the bloody flower though
LoL You don't Like The Flower
They removed it in 2016 DUH
my numatic henry does not have the numatic logo on top and its auto save
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Lol I can buy a hvr200-12 and replace the motor of a 1200 watt hvr200-22 Bam I created my own hvr200-22.
An expert demonstration of how to consume over quarter-of-an-hour conveying information that could be summed up better in five minutes by an average child. I wanted a direct technical comparison, not a bumbling repetitive string of statements of the obvious - the irrelevant - a general look at your feet and carpet - and the most depressing 15 minutes of my life.
No one said you had to watch it though did they! That was your choice to so say depress yourself for 15 minutes! Someone's taken the time to demonstrate and describe a product which you could've turned off at any point, however you chose to watch it then whinge & whine about it!....twat!
Lol, I do tend to ramble when I get talking, I thought 15 minutes wasn't bad though considering the detail I went into, haha.
Nah your fine matey! I found it interesting having just bought a Henry Hoover, I just find it frustrating when people are so negative! You have a passion and there's nothing wrong with that!