The Sandia Sniper 86-2100-H is a compact 6-gallon carpet extractor with a 100 PSI pump, dual 2-stage vacuum motors, and a 2,000-watt in-line heater. It is built for cleaners who want heated extraction and strong recovery in a smaller, easier-to-handle machine for tighter spaces and stair-heavy jobs.
Built for nimble heated cleaning
The 6-gallon size makes the 86-2100-H a good fit where a full-size 12-gallon machine is more than the job needs:
- Smaller commercial accounts, offices, and retail spaces
- Multi-floor and stair-heavy buildings where a lighter machine is easier to move
- Spot and restoration work that benefits from heated solution
- Residential carpet cleaning where maneuverability matters
The 2,000-watt in-line heater lets crews extract with 200 degree Fahrenheit solution, which improves cleaning on grease and traffic-lane soil. Powerful vacuum motors offer up to 205 inches of water lift for efficient recovery and faster drying.
Built to run cool and last
An innovative air-intake design uses the vacuum's own cooling fans to pull cool outside air over the motors, reducing motor temperature and preventing overheating during long jobs. The 6-gallon solution and recovery tanks allow quick fill and dump to reduce downtime, and waist-high recessed controls prevent bending and stooping while staying protected in use, transit, and storage.
Specifications
- Pump: 100 PSI
- Vacuum motors: dual 2-stage, 14.5 amps
- Heat: 2,000-watt in-line heater, up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit
- Water lift: up to 205 inches
- Airflow: 97 CFM
- Tank capacity: 6-gallon solution and 6-gallon recovery
- Controls: waist-high, recessed, top-mounted panel
- Wheels: large stair-climbing
Sandia warranty
- 2-year warranty on all vacuum motors
- 2-year warranty on 100 PSI pumps only; 1-year on all other PSI pumps
- 90-day warranty on components, parts, tools, and accessories
Frequently asked questions
Why choose the 6-gallon size over a 12-gallon?
A 6-gallon extractor is lighter and easier to maneuver in tight spaces and on stairs. Choose it for smaller accounts and multi-floor work; choose a 12-gallon when large open areas make fewer fill-and-dump cycles the priority.
How hot does the solution get?
The 2,000-watt in-line heater extracts with solution up to 200 degrees Fahrenheit, which improves cleaning on grease and heavily soiled traffic lanes.
Will the motors overheat on long jobs?
The air-intake design uses the vacuum's own cooling fans to pull cool outside air over the motors, reducing temperature and helping prevent overheating during extended use.
Is it good for stairs?
Yes. The lighter 6-gallon body and large stair-climbing wheels make it easier to move between floors than a full-size 12-gallon machine.
Discount Cleaning Products is an authorized Sandia dealer, and our US-based team can help you choose the right Sniper size and heat option for your work.