About central vacuums
Everything about Central Vacuums


More Powerful than a Portable Vacuum
The Drainvac central vacuum system is a powerful and efficient solution for improving indoor air quality. It effectively eliminates impurities, providing a healthier and more comfortable living or working environment.
Durability and Ease of Use
With its durability and ease of use, the Drainvac central vacuum system is a long-term investment. Its versatility allows for installation in new buildings or as part of a renovation, seamlessly integrating with existing infrastructure.
A Stationary Central Vacuum Unit Installed in a Secluded Location (Basement, Garage, etc.)
Central vacuums differ significantly from portable vacuums. They require the installation of a PVC piping system, typically inside the walls. This pipe network can be easily upgraded.
Inlets for Access to Your Vacuum Hose
Wall inlets for central vacuums can be installed in various locations, such as hallways, bedrooms, and living rooms. This allows you to easily move around and clean different areas of your home with ease.
Choosing the Right Attachments for Easier Household Cleaning
A complete system includes practical accessories such as a kitchen vacpan, central vacuum hose system, and design vacuum inlets—everything you need to optimize the performance of your Drainvac system


Central vacuums differ significantly from portable vacuums
They require the installation of a PVC piping system, typically inside the walls.
Additional Benefits:
- Central vacuums do not release dust into the surrounding air of your home.
- The durability and lifespan of a central vacuum are much greater than those of a canister vacuum.
- Installing a Drainvac central vacuum in your home can add value to your property should you choose to sell it.
How to choose the right central vacuum for you?
Choosing a central vacuum involves considering specific details such as the size of your home, the number of rooms and floors, and the type of flooring you have. This information is essential to accurately assess your needs. Learn more


Central vacuum filtration
Unlike traditional vacuum cleaners that can stir up allergens and spread them back into the air, central vacuums collect debris and contaminants in a sealed system, completely removing them from the living space. Learn more
Central vacuum installation
Central vacuums typically require the installation of a network of pipes, usually made of PVC, within the walls or under the floors of a building. This network transports suction power from the central vacuum unit to the outlets and inlets throughout the space. For more information on how to perform the installation in an existing home or during construction, visit this section.


Practical Systems
Central vacuums typically require the installation of a network of pipes, usually made of PVC, within the walls or under the floors of a building. This network transports suction power from the central vacuum unit to the outlets and inlets throughout the space. For more information on how to perform the installation in an existing home or during construction, visit this section.
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Using your central vacuum system
Enhance your cleaning routine with a central vacuum system, featuring a variety of auxiliary products that simplify and boost the efficiency of your cleaning tasks.
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Bag and filter maintenance
To keep your central vacuum running smoothly and efficiently, it’s essential to regularly maintain the filtration systems in the dry-only Drainvac range.
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Frequently asked questions
On our FAQ section we address most of the common questions and concerns asked about built-in central vacuum cleaners.


Glossary technical terms
Here you will find a list of common technical terms related to central vacuum systems.