Central Cleaning Systems For Your Electrical Needs
Central Vacuum System
With a built-in Central Vacuum System, there's no cumbersome
vacuum cleaner to lug from room to room or up and down stairs.
Ironically, the most common tool for removal of dust, the
standard portable vacuum cleaner, actually makes air worse.
For one thing, their filters are designed to protect the vacuum motor from fine
visible dust, not the humans from harmful, invisible dust.
Standard vacuums remove mostly visible dirt, so that our homes look clean. The
reality is vacuums lift smaller, harmful particles up from the floor, and blow
them into the indoor air where they are breathed. The vacuum bag cannot stop fine,
mostly invisible dust. The portable vacuum captures and removes large, visible
dirt particles. But particles too small to be seen; blow right through the filter
or bag, and back into the home, over and over again. There are far more small,
invisible particles, than there are large, visible ones.
The agitation and air flow created by your vacuum causes a huge number of minute
dust mite dropping to be drawn into it. They can easily pass through most vacuum
cleaner bags and filters and be exhausted back into the air you breathe, making
it much dirtier than before.
Our bodies have protective measures against some particles
in the air; nose hairs, mucous in the nose and throat, and the hair like cilia
in the upper lungs. But most particles in indoor air, those under .3 microns
in size, get past our bodies' defenses, right to the gas/blood exchange region
of the lung, and enter our bloodstream where they can cause allergic reactions.
The effect of typical vacuums compounds over time. Each time you vacuum, you
pick up the new dirt in your home, remove the few larger particles that are
captured in the vacuum filter or bag, and release most of the fine, invisible
dirt back into the indoor air of your home. Plus you pick up the fine invisible
dust released from past vacuuming and release it back into the air again..
So each time you vacuum with a portable unit, you add to the buildup of allergens
in the air in your home.
As a solution to this problem, the central vacuum cleaner
becomes one of the most important tools for managing household allergens like
dust mites and their minute droppings. Thorough cleaning of carpets, mattresses,
upholstered furniture, curtains and drapery regularly will reduce the dust mite
allergens in your home. It is better to clean thoroughly once a week instead
of lightly every day. In order to prevent these minute particles containing
allergens from being re-circulated into the air you breathe, a central vacuum
cleaner must be vented outside the home.
To reduce the effects on allergies and asthma caused by the allergens in dust
mite droppings, look for a central vacuum cleaner that vents to the outside
of your home. It also is very important to have a completely sealed system so
all air flow must bypass the motor through the fan blades to be vented outdoors.
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Efficient quiet performance from a single motor for up to 3,500 sq. ft. homes. Sound insulation lowers sound levels of power unit. Unit features system indicator light. Muffler included. 6-gallon capacity
Where powerful cleaning performance and reduced power unit sound levels are needed, the CV750 is your choice. Two-motor unit for homes up to 5,000 sq. ft. Includes sound insulation for reduced sound levels, system indicator light and muffler
For maximum cleaning performance in larger homes or light commercial applications, choose NuTone's 240V model CV850. Recommended for up to 12,000 sq. ft. With two 3-stage motors, the CV850 packs more power in a compact package. Large 8-gallon capacity dirt receptacle bag. Includes sound insulation, two mufflers, and system status indicator light