Specifications
| Collection | Not yet verified |
|---|---|
| Filtration | Not yet verified |
| Motors | Not yet verified |
| Air watts | Not yet verified |
| Water lift | Not yet verified |
| Airflow | Not yet verified |
| Manufacturer sq ft rating | Not yet verified |
| Noise (manufacturer rating) | Not yet verified |
| Motor | Not yet verified |
| Amps | Not yet verified |
| Power | Not yet verified |
| Exhaust outside | Not yet verified |
| Pipe size | Not yet verified |
| Mount | Not yet verified |
| Dimensions | Not yet verified |
| Weight | 4 lb |
| Warranty | Not yet verified |
"Not yet verified" means the manufacturer has not published the figure or we could not confirm it. We never fill a gap with a guess; our own measurements are added once a unit has been tested hands-on.
The short version
What we like
- ✓9.8 in (250 mm) width and 4 lb weight
- ✓Lays nearly flat to reach under furniture
- ✓Headlight; enclosed fiberglass-reinforced cogged belt
- ✓Also sold by Prolux, a sign of wide distribution
What we'd change
- ✕Head only; the electric wand is a separate purchase or a different listing
- ✕Specs come from retailers, not Wessel-Werk
- ✕Warranty, motor power and height adjustment not published
Who this powerhead is for
The Wessel-Werk EBK 250 is for someone who wants a small, light electric head: stairs, small rooms, under beds and sofas. At 9.8 in and 4 lb it is the narrowest and lightest electric head we cover. Prolux sells it alongside its own units, which says something about its distribution.
This is the head-only listing. It is for people who already have a compatible direct-connect electric wand or are buying one separately. The wand bundle is a different ASIN.
What the specs tell you
Retailers list a 9.8 in (250 mm) width, 4 lb weight, a headlight, an enclosed fiberglass-reinforced cogged belt and a swivel neck that lays nearly flat. The narrow width means more passes on a big carpet but easy maneuvering around furniture and on stairs. Four pounds is light enough to carry up a staircase in one hand with the wand. A cogged belt does not slip and is protected inside the housing. Laying nearly flat is what gets the brush under a sofa.
Not published: height adjustment (none is listed), motor power, brush speed, noise and warranty. The sources are two retailers, one of them Prolux; no Wessel-Werk page is in the record.
How does a 9.8 in head compare with the 12 to 14 in heads? On a large open carpet it needs noticeably more passes. On a staircase, each tread is covered in one pass with room to steer, and the 4 lb weight matters when you are holding the wand at arm’s length. In a small home or a condo, the narrow head is usually the right call; in a large home it is a good second head for stairs and bedrooms rather than the main one.
Fit and compatibility
The head connects by dual pins at the neck to a direct-connect electric wand; the wand carries 120V from the hose handle, and the hose gets its 120V from a direct-connect inlet or a pigtail cord. So the chain is: 120V electric hose, direct-connect electric wand, this head. Confirm the wand’s pin pattern matches before buying.
Not compatible with low-voltage or air-only hoses, and not the battery EBK250DC, which is a different product.
What’s in the box, and what you still need
The record does not itemize contents; the product is the head only. You need a direct-connect electric wand with the matching dual-pin connection, a 120V electric hose and a power unit. No belt part number is in the record.
Warranty and support
The warranty term is not published. Wessel-Werk USA is in Mooresville, North Carolina; no support URL is on file and the company’s position on marketplace purchases is unknown. Prolux also sells this head, so a Prolux purchase may come with Prolux’s own support, but confirm that with Prolux. Get the warranty in writing.
Living with it
Clear the brush roll of hair regularly; the cogged belt will not slip, so a jam loads the motor. With no height adjustment listed, check that the brush spins freely on your thickest carpet before relying on it there. The headlight helps under furniture, which is where this head earns its keep. Identify the belt part number from the head when it arrives.
What we’d verify before buying
- Wand: not included in this listing; confirm the dual-pin pattern of yours.
- Height adjustment: none listed.
- Motor power and brush speed: not published.
- Warranty: not published.
- Belt part number: not in the record.
- That you are buying the 120V EBK 250, not the battery EBK250DC.
What's in the box, and what you still need
Included
Buy separately
Most power units ship without a hose or powerhead. Our attachments guide explains which hose fits your inlets.
Frequently asked questions
Does the Wessel-Werk EBK 250 include a wand?
Not in this listing. It is the head only. A bundle with wand is sold under a separate ASIN.
How wide is it?
9.8 in, a 250 mm working width.
How does it get power?
Dual pins on the neck connect to a direct-connect electric wand, which needs a 120V electric hose.
Is this the battery version?
No. The battery model is the EBK250DC. This is the 120V corded-system head.
How heavy is it?
4 lb.
What is the warranty?
Not published in the record.