CENTRAL VACUUM INSTALLATION MATERIALS
Central Vacuum Pipe, Fittings & Wire
Find the central vacuum pipe, fittings,
low-voltage wire and installation
components needed for your next project.
Whether you're installing a complete
central vacuum system, expanding an
existing installation or replacing
individual parts, we carry a wide
selection of materials to help
get the job done.
Shop central vacuum tubing, elbows,
couplings, adapters, safety release
valves and related installation
accessories. We stock a variety of
components and can accommodate orders
ranging from individual replacement
parts to larger installation quantities.
Central vacuum wire is also available
by the foot for projects requiring
specific lengths.
01
Central Vacuum Pipe & Tubing
Find tubing for new central
vacuum installations, system
extensions and replacement
projects. Verify the correct
pipe size and type before
ordering.
02
Fittings & Installation Parts
Shop elbows, couplings,
adapters and other fittings
used to connect central
vacuum tubing and plan
an efficient piping layout.
03
Central Vacuum Wire by the Foot
Order low-voltage central
vacuum control wire in
the length needed for
your installation.
Plan wiring routes
alongside your piping
layout.
NEED HELP CHOOSING PIPE, FITTINGS OR WIRE?
Our central vacuum experts can
help you identify compatible
tubing, fittings and wiring
for your new or existing
central vacuum system.
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CENTRAL VACUUM INSTALLATION GUIDE
Choosing the Right Central Vacuum Pipe, Fittings & Wire
A properly planned central vacuum
installation starts with compatible
tubing, fittings and control wiring.
Before ordering, review your system's
piping requirements, connection
sizes and overall installation
layout to make sure you have
the appropriate materials.
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Verify Pipe & Fitting Compatibility
Central vacuum tubing and
standard plumbing PVC may use
different dimensions and
fitting specifications.
Confirm the pipe's outside
diameter, fitting type and
connection requirements
before purchasing.
Use appropriate adapters
when connecting different
piping systems.
02
Plan Your Piping Layout
Consider the distance between
inlet valves and the central
vacuum power unit, along with
the number of elbows, branches
and connections required.
Follow the manufacturer's
installation recommendations
to help maintain efficient
airflow throughout the system.
03
Determine Your Wiring Needs
Low-voltage control wiring
typically connects central
vacuum inlet valves to the
power unit's control circuit.
Measure your planned wiring
routes and allow sufficient
length for connections.
Confirm the correct wire
specifications for your
equipment and follow
applicable electrical codes.
EXPERT CENTRAL VACUUM ASSISTANCE
Questions About Your Central Vacuum Installation?
With over 40 years of central
vacuum experience, our team
can help you identify
compatible pipe and fittings,
determine suitable wiring
materials and select the
installation components
needed for your project.
CALL 1 (855) 649-7996
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