Benefits of Central Vacuum Systems

How do central vacuum systems work?

Central vacuum systems are simplistic but make a lot of difference. They can be fixed in a single day, be it a new building or an extension.

A central vacuum system consists of a traditionally mounted control unit in the garage or basement and a two-inch PVC tube installed in the interior walls of the building. The machine is built to move 100% of the contacted soil, dust and allergens from the living environment to the central power system.

You basically place a lightweight tube in one of the wall inlet valves until you are mounted and prepared to vacuum. Many households have a central vacuum valve on each floor.

There is no limit to the advantages. Here are a variety of factors for adopting a central vacuum system.

                        ·         Flexibility

o   The flexible, lightweight tubing and inlet system allows you to travel from room to room without the need to drive a bulky upright vacuum or to drag a vacuum canister, onto walls or furniture. What you need to do is work with the hose, which lets you get to certain areas that are hard to access. And you can use it all over the house, from bare floors, carpets and stairs to furniture and even your workshop.

·         Convenience

o   The size of the Central Vacuum System makes it open to everyone. The typical compact vacuum weighs 15 lbs. while the other weighs seven pounds. This makes it possible to switch from task to task, from floor to floor, and from floor to ceiling. The central vacuum system still performs a lot of work for you as the permanent self-cleaning filter should not be removed. By using cyclonic powers to isolate bigger soils and allergens from cleaned air, the permanent filter eliminates tiny particles of 0.3 microns with a 98 per cent efficiency.

·         They clean air

o   Tube is installed throughout the interior walls of the home, basement, attic and crawl spaces, linking the power unit to the vacuum inlet. Each inlet valve is located strategically to let you vacuum about 800-900 sq. ft. This system offers lasting solutions for people living with airborne allergens, as the Allergen Filters distinguish allergens from the air. Portable vacuum models cannot claim total odorless or zero dust emission as they all emit dirty air. Some have HEPA filtration, however it may be time-consuming and expensive to replace and dry.

         They’re sustainable.

o   The sustainability of the Central Vacuum System is largely attributed to the durability of the system—you don't need to go to a shopping complex every couple of years and purchase a new vacuum. Central vacuum systems are sustainable, as they usually last 20 to 25 years before replacement is required, while the average portable vacuum lasts approximately eight years. The central vacuum system dealer network is also vast, so if you need one you can always find a specialist.

·         They're quiet

o   Perhaps one of the most unexpected benefits of the central vacuum system is its stillness. With the power unit installed away from the interior of the house, the noise you would often have associated with running a portable vacuum is significantly reduced.