
Look Here for a Step-by-Step Central Vacuum Installation Guide
Central Vacuum Stores has been installing central vacuum systems in our local market for decades. All homes are not created equal, and it is important to get the right system for your needs. If you are considering installing a central vacuum system in your home, let us help you in your decision making process. The information on this page will help you learn more about inlet kits, central vacuum power units, central vacuum attachment sets, and vacpans for your system. You can also use the link above to read our complete step-by-step installation guide. As always, if you have any questions just call one of our experts at 1-800-221-8227 and we will be happy to answer the
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The Inlet Kit1. You need to decide the number of inlets (where you plug the hose into while vacuuming) throughout your home. We lean towards one inlet for every 700 sq. feet. This step is important because regardless of the unit or attachments you select, the rough-in portion of your system will not be affected. If you need assistance in this step, please contact us and we will give you some ideas and suggestions.
Note: Our inlet kits come with universal inlets which will work with all major brand attachment |
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The Central Vacuum Power Unit1. Paper Bagged Filtered Systems – These units deposit debris into a paper bag that also serves as an exhaust filter. As the bag fills, you discard the bag and replace it with a new one. NuTone, Eureka, AirVac and WalVac all carry central vacuums with paper bags. Outside venting is not necessary, but recommended if possible.
Click on our exclusive Comparison System to help you determine a system for your home. Confused about which unit to buy? Look here for a more detailed explanation |
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The Central Vacuum Attachments1.One of the most common misconceptions is that attachments are brand specific. Regardless of your power unit. match your attachment set to the type of inlet you have.
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The Central Vacuum VacPanVacPan´s are excellent for high traffic areas like kitchens. They are usually installed in the kickboard under the kitchen cabinets or in a baseboard. They offer the convenience of sweeping dirt right up to the VacPan and simply kicking the switch to activate the vacuum and remove the debris.
Still have questions?Call us toll free and we will be more than happy to help walk you through the decision process. Our phone number is 800-221-8227.Would you like a quote? Click here and fill out a quick vac quote. Or send us an email |
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