SEBO TT-C Turbo Brush Pro for D4, E and K Series Canisters, Grey and Black

Pet hair worked into a low-pile rug will not lift on suction alone, and clearing it is the job of the TT-C turbo head. Part 8365GS is the wider Pro version in grey and black, spun by the vacuum's own airstream rather than by a motor, so there is no electrified hose to buy and no brush motor to burn out later.

SEBO lists this head on three canister diagrams: position 64 on the AIRBELT D sheet, position 51 on AIRBELT E and position 36 on AIRBELT K. It is supplied for the K Series, E Series and D4 canisters, and the extra width of the Pro means fewer passes across a rug or a run of stair treads. Because the turbine takes its power from the air moving through the tool, anything that slows the airflow slows the brush: a bag approaching full, a loaded filter or hair wound tight around the roller ends all show up as a head that sounds right but stops picking up. Clearing the wrap is usually all it takes.

• Part number: 8365GS
• Machines: SEBO canisters in the K Series, E Series and D4 lines
• Colour: grey and black
• Drive: air-driven turbine, no electrical connection required
• Diagram positions: AIRBELT D 64, AIRBELT E 51, AIRBELT K 36
• Best on: carpet, area rugs, stair treads and pet hair

It is not a replacement for a driven power head on deep pile, but on area rugs, stairs and low-pile carpet it delivers the agitation a plain floor tool cannot, and it adds no electrical complexity to the machine while doing it. That combination is why the TT-C stays on the accessory list across three canister families.

Cut away hair wound round the roller every few uses so the turbine keeps its speed, and check the bag and filters first if the brush has slowed, since the tool is only ever as strong as the airflow reaching it. A SEBO TT-C turbo head, a turbo brush Pro for the K Series or an air driven pet hair nozzle for a D4 is part 8365GS. Ships in 2-5 business days.