Titan TTB774VAC 1300W 16Ltr Wet & Dry Vacuum 220-240V
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Our verdict
This is a straightforward, no-frills wet & dry vacuum for garage, workshop or DIY cleanup on hard floors — sawdust, spills and general debris — backed by a 2-year guarantee and a strong 4.5-star average across Screwfix's own customer ratings. It suits buyers who don't need HEPA filtration, hazardous-dust certification, or a machine built for daily carpet vacuuming; anyone who does need those should look elsewhere. Marketplace prices can be lower than new-unit prices, so check condition and stock directly with the seller.
Specifications
| Type | Wet & Dry Vacuum |
|---|---|
| Power source | Corded (Mains) |
| Battery voltage | 230V |
| Weight | 4.7kg |
| Capacity | 16L |
| Noise level | 78dB |
| Warranty | 2 years |
| Colour | Grey/Yellow/Black |
| Bagless | Yes |
| HEPA filter | No |
| Washable filter | Yes |
| App-controlled | No |
| Self-emptying dock | No |
| 2-in-1 mop & vacuum | No |
| Wet & dry capable | Yes |
| Surface compatibility | hard-floor, tile, multi-surface |
| Best for | hardwood-floors, tile-floors, multi-surface, large-homes |
What is the Titan TTB774VAC?
The Titan TTB774VAC is a corded, mains-powered wet & dry vacuum with a 16-litre drum, sold through Screwfix under SKU 826KH. Its 1300W motor and float shut-off mechanism are built around garage, workshop and heavy-duty cleanup jobs — sawdust, spilled liquid, post-DIY debris — rather than everyday carpet vacuuming. It comes with a 1.8m hose, three extension tubes, a dual-head floor nozzle and a crevice tool, and can be run either bagged, using the supplied dust collection bag, or bagless.
Price: what we found
Tracked UK prices for the Titan TTB774VAC currently run £25 to £37.10, including marketplace listings on eBay. Marketplace listings like these can reflect used, returned or bundled stock rather than new condition sold directly by a retailer, so the lower prices shouldn't be assumed to match a new unit like-for-like — confirm condition, seller and current stock before buying.
Key specifications
| Spec | Value |
|---|---|
| Power input | 1300W |
| Power source | Corded, mains (230V) |
| Capacity | 16L total drum (up to 11L for dry debris / up to 8L for wet pickup) |
| Airflow | 2.91m³/min (converted from Screwfix's published 48.5 L/sec figure) |
| Suction power | Not published in watts or kPa |
| Weight | 4.7kg |
| Dimensions | 214 x 214 x 491mm |
| Noise level | 78dB |
| Cable length | 5.5m |
| Hose length | 1.8m |
| Filtration | Washable cloth filter with foam sleeve; no HEPA |
| Warranty | 2 years |
Suction, airflow and what the specs don't tell you
Screwfix publishes this model's airflow (48.5 litres per second, which converts to roughly 2.91m³/min) rather than a suction power figure in watts or sealed suction in kPa, so it isn't possible to compare this machine's raw suction directly against vacuums that quote those figures. At 1300W input and 78dB, it sits in the standard range for a corded wet & dry vacuum of this size — not notably quiet, but not unusual for the category either. The float shut-off mechanism cuts suction automatically once the wet-pickup side of the tank fills, stopping the motor drawing liquid into the filter. Four swivel-wheel castors and a 5.5m mains cable make it reasonably easy to move around a garage or workshop, and a built-in blower function lets the same hose clear leaves or dust rather than only picking them up.
One limitation worth flagging plainly: Titan does not rate this model for hazardous dust classes L, M or H, so it isn't suited to fine hazardous dust from certain building or renovation work — check the manufacturer's guidance separately if that's a concern.
Filtration and maintenance
There's no HEPA filter here — filtration is handled by a washable blue cloth filter with a foam sleeve, which needs regular washing and air-drying rather than replacing, as covered in this guide to vacuum cleaner maintenance. That washable-filter approach keeps running costs down but means it isn't built for allergy-focused use; anyone prioritising filtration for allergies or asthma is better served by a sealed HEPA system, which this guide to HEPA filters in vacuum cleaners explains in more detail. The 16L drum splits into a dry-debris capacity and a lower wet-pickup capacity, and the machine can run bagged or bagless depending on the job. At 4.7kg it's light enough to carry between rooms, though its tall, tank-style shape (491mm high) takes up more floor space than a typical upright.
Who this vacuum suits
This is a garage- and workshop-style wet & dry vacuum rather than a general household carpet cleaner, so it suits jobs on hard floors — sawdust, spilled paint or water, post-DIY debris — more than daily living-room vacuuming. Anyone who needs HEPA-grade filtration for allergies should look at the site's allergy-friendly vacuums instead, and anyone whose main job is everyday carpet cleaning will get more from a purpose-built machine than from this drum-and-hose design. It sits comfortably within the site's vacuums under £100 range, and Screwfix's own listing shows a 4.5-star average across 1,078 customer ratings at the time of writing — a reasonable signal of buyer satisfaction, though it reflects Screwfix's own review base rather than independent testing. Combined with a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee, it looks like a solid, no-frills option for spill and debris cleanup, provided you don't need HEPA filtration or hazardous-dust certification.
How much does the Titan TTB774VAC cost?
Prices vary by retailer and over time, so check current listings. Lower prices have also appeared on eBay marketplace listings, but condition and stock on those aren't confirmed to match a new unit. It sits comfortably within vacuums priced under £100, backed by a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee and a 4.5-star average across 1,078 customer ratings on Screwfix's own site. The machine has a 1300W motor, a 16-litre drum, and a washable cloth filter rather than HEPA filtration, so buyers should weigh the marketplace discount against uncertain condition on a machine that's otherwise straightforward and inexpensive new.
Does the Titan TTB774VAC have a HEPA filter?
No. It uses a washable blue cloth filter with a foam sleeve rather than a HEPA-rated filter. That washable-filter approach keeps running costs down but means it isn't built for allergy-focused use, so anyone prioritising filtration for allergies or asthma would be better served by a sealed HEPA system. The lack of HEPA filtration fits the TTB774VAC's overall positioning: a 1300W, 16-litre wet & dry vacuum aimed at garage, workshop and heavy-duty cleanup jobs like sawdust and spilled liquid, rather than everyday carpet vacuuming or allergen control. Titan also doesn't rate this model for hazardous dust classes L, M or H, reinforcing that it's built for general debris rather than fine or hazardous particles.
Can the Titan TTB774VAC be used without a bag?
Yes. It can be run either bagged, using the supplied dust collection bag, or bagless. The 16-litre drum splits into a dry-debris capacity and a lower wet-pickup capacity, so which mode you choose may depend on the job: bagged for easier dry-debris disposal, or bagless when using the float shut-off mechanism for wet pickup like spilled liquid. Filtration is handled by a washable blue cloth filter with a foam sleeve regardless of which mode is used, rather than a disposable HEPA cartridge. At 4.7kg, the unit is light enough to carry between rooms, making it practical to switch setups depending on whether you're clearing sawdust, water or general workshop debris.
What is the warranty on the Titan TTB774VAC?
A 2-year manufacturer's guarantee, administered via Screwfix's parent company, Kingfisher International Products Limited. That backs a machine with a 1300W motor and 16-litre drum, which Screwfix's own customers rate at 4.5 stars on average across 1,078 ratings. The guarantee applies to the unit as sold directly by Screwfix; it's worth noting that lower prices have also appeared on eBay marketplace listings, where condition and stock aren't confirmed to match a new unit, so the same 2-year cover may not apply in the same way to a used or third-party-sold unit. Filtration is handled by a washable cloth filter rather than a disposable HEPA cartridge, which also keeps ongoing costs low.
Is the Titan TTB774VAC rated for hazardous dust?
No. Titan does not rate this model for hazardous dust classes L, M or H, so it isn't suited to fine hazardous dust from certain building or renovation materials. This fits the TTB774VAC's broader positioning as a garage and workshop machine for sawdust, spilled liquid and general DIY debris, rather than a specialist model for construction sites or fine-particle extraction. It also lacks HEPA filtration, relying instead on a washable blue cloth filter with a foam sleeve, which reinforces that it isn't designed around fine-particle or allergen control. Anyone working with hazardous dust classes, or needing HEPA-grade filtration, should check the manufacturer's guidance separately and look at a purpose-built extractor instead of this wet & dry vacuum.
How heavy is the Titan TTB774VAC?
It weighs 4.7kg, with dimensions of 214 x 214 x 491mm, making it light enough to carry between rooms even though its tall, tank-style shape takes up more floor space than a typical upright. That build houses a 16-litre drum split between dry-debris and wet-pickup capacity, powered by a 1300W motor with four swivel-wheel castors and a 5.5m mains cable for moving it around a garage or workshop. Backed by a 2-year manufacturer's guarantee, the compact weight and footprint suit occasional DIY and cleanup jobs rather than being designed for constant repositioning around a large multi-room home.
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