Centralized Vacuum System

Noted among the topmost organizations, we are engaged in manufacturing, supplying and exporting robustly built Centralized Vacuum System. This system is manufactured using superior quality raw materials that our procuring agents obtain from authentic vendors of the market. Our offered system is made available in various sizes and models that clients can avail as per their variegated needs. A team of quality experts duly checks this system on various parameters like seamless finish and functionality. This Centralized Vacuum System is widely used for engineering and industrial applications.

• Motor: 10 HP
• Vacuum: 3000 mm wg
• Power Supply: 415 V, 50 Hz 

• The Centralized Vacuum System's strong suction capabilities efficiently removes dirt and debris from every nook and cranny of your house.
• With its user-friendly design and simple wall-mounted input, you can quickly and easily attach your vacuum hose to it for thorough cleaning.
• This technology decreases the frequency of emptying and ensures little maintenance for homeowners by using a large-capacity dust collection device.
• The system is built with noise cancellation technology, making cleaning quieter and less disruptive for your home.

• The use of large, portable vacuum cleaners is no longer necessary thanks to the centralized vacuum system, which makes cleaning considerably simpler.
• By effectively eliminating dust, allergens, and filth from your house and improving indoor air quality, it provides a better living environment.
• You can experience quieter cleaning with a centralized system because the main unit is often placed in a remote location, which lowers noise pollution.
• As a luxury amenity, it raises the value of your house and might possibly increase the selling value.
• The system's long-lasting resilience lowers the need for frequent vacuum cleaner replacements, ultimately saving you money.

Yes, you can typically install a centralized vacuum system in an existing home, but it may require some modifications.

Yes, some limitations of a centralized vacuum system include installation cost, potential retrofitting challenges, and reduced portability compared to traditional vacuum cleaners.

The lifespan of a central vacuum unit typically ranges from 20 to 30 years with proper maintenance.