NEW DELHI: KENT Dash uses a 600W motor and a 4.4m power cord, according to the brand's Indian product page. These specifications describe a mains-powered cleaner whose working area depends on socket access. The Dash's small body should therefore be considered alongside the route its cable must take through a room.
| Dash specification | Official detail |
|---|---|
| Product code | 116177 |
| Maximum power | 600W |
| Power cord | 4.4m |
| Input supply | Single-phase 230V AC, 50Hz |
| Listed net weight | 0.8kg |
| Dust collection | Bagless, with HEPA filtration |
| Warranty stated in FAQ | 1 year, manufacturer's warranty |
The combination matters more than the motor figure on its own. KENT positions the Dash for floors, upholstery, curtains and car interiors. These are different cleaning positions, and reaching them involves the appliance, the selected attachment and the available power point. This is a specification explainer, rather than a measured cleaning-performance test.
A 4.4m cord is a cable measurement
The stated cord length does not describe a guaranteed cleaning radius around every wall socket. Furniture, doorways and the path down from a socket can use part of the available cable. A useful check is the actual route to the far side of a sofa or the intended cleaning position, rather than the straight-line distance across the room.
For a compact Indian home, this creates a practical distinction between storing the Dash and using it. A body that is easy to put away does not automatically make every corner accessible from the nearest outlet. Planning where the cleaner will be plugged in can be as relevant as deciding where its accessories will be kept.
The brand also mentions cleaning car interiors. In that setting, the published mains input and cord length deserve particular attention. Identify a suitable power source and a sensible cable route before treating the car-cleaning claim as a complete description of how the job will be carried out at a particular parking space.
600W describes input power, not a pickup score
The technical table labels 600W as maximum power. It is not a measured quantity of dust removed or a guarantee about performance on every carpet. A wattage comparison with a different cleaner should keep that distinction intact, especially where another product emphasises a separate suction-pressure figure.
KENT's own Dash page is inconsistent about some other specifications, including dust-container capacity and suction pressure across its sections. Those disputed figures are omitted here. The repeated motor and cord specifications offer a clearer starting point, but readers should seek the exact supplied unit's documentation before relying on a contested capacity claim.
This matters when setting expectations about emptying frequency or planning a larger cleaning session. A container description and a motor rating answer different questions. Neither should be used to infer a whole-home cleaning time, and this report does not estimate one from the catalogue.
The attachment changes the job
The About Product section names a floor and carpet brush, a crevice tool and an extension tube. That gives the Dash a more specific working role than its compact body suggests. The relevant question is which tool reaches the surface in front of the user, rather than whether the same exposed inlet can handle every cleaning position.
A floor brush addresses a wider working surface, while a crevice tool is intended for narrow spaces. The extension tube changes how the user reaches the target. Before a cleaning session, matching the supplied piece to the task can make the comparison with a larger vacuum more concrete than simply looking at photographs of their main bodies.
Our KENT Ace Plus Neo 2Y vs Supreme Plus Neo 2Y price: Supreme Plus Neo 2Y starts lower at Rs 20,499 covers cordless alternatives with a different power arrangement. Readers considering another manually operated design can also consult the KENT Digital air fryer price list: Rs 4,449 to Rs 9,749. Those reports should not be used to assign battery specifications to the corded Dash.
Bagless collection still requires attention
The official page describes bagless collection and a HEPA filter. Bagless refers to the collection arrangement, while filtration concerns the air path. Neither description establishes that the cleaner needs no maintenance. Keep the supplied instructions available, particularly before removing, cleaning or reinstalling components.
The listed weight helps explain the portable positioning, but it does not measure the effort of every cleaning task with every accessory fitted. The useful Dash-specific picture is a light main appliance, a mains cable and tools for different surfaces. Assessing those parts together is more informative than treating portability as a single specification.
For the separate question of an automated floor cleaner, see our KENT hand blender price list: Rs 1,049 to Rs 2,449. The Dash requires the user to direct cleaning, so its reach and handling questions are different from a robot's navigation questions.
Official sources: KENT Dash specifications and product FAQ and KENT vacuum cleaner catalogue.
