I don't know the answer to your question, but here are some general instructions on how to buy a central vacuum system: 1. Decide where you want to install the central vacuum. The most common places are in the garage, basement, or an attic. 2. Choose the type of system that best suits your needs. There are three types of systems: corded, cordless, and hybrid. 3. Determine the size of the system by calculating the total square footage of your home. A rule of thumb is to have one unit for every 500 square feet. 4. Plan where you will store the units and hoses when they're not in use. 5. Shop
First, you need to identify the space you want to clean with a vacuum. Central vacuum systems are perfect for cleaning wide open spaces like basements, garages and even whole houses. Once you've identified the space, measure the dimensions and consult the sizing chart on the manufacturer's website to find out which system is right for your needs. Then, choose a system that has enough hose reach to clean all the spaces you want to target. Be sure to also get extra hoses and attachments if needed so you're able to clean everything in your designated space. Finally, read the installation instructions carefully so you know what's involved in setting up your new system. With careful planning, installing a central vacuum can be a breeze.
