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What is a Central Vacuum System?

A central vacuum is a vacuum motor and filtration system built inside a canister. This canister is usually hung in a garage or basement. Central vacuum PVC pipe is run throughout your home's walls, with inlet valves strategically placed to complement the layout. A power brush is connected to the inlet valve via a versatile central vacuum hose.

Central Vacuums are up to 5x more powerful than a common upright vacuum Central vacuums are up to 5 times more powerful than common upright vacuums. And central vacuums do more than suck up dirt and dust. They actually improve the air quality of your home by filtering 100% of the vacuumed air to the exterior of the living space. Central vacuums are proven to lessen home-based allergy symptoms. Check out all the units available through MD Manufacturing.

Central Vacuum Attachment Accessories

Central vacuum systems have a variety of tools to help you clean better and faster. No matter whether your home has hard floors or carpet—or you want to clean your car or garage—there's an accessory for the job. Check out all the different parts, filter bags, and accessories for your central vacuum system.

An electrically powered attachment kit is your best bet for success. The acclaimed Stealth brush digs deep, cleaning and grooming your carpet. And while most electric power brushes are similar, Stealth lasts longer, works harder, and is amazingly quieter than its competitors.

Air-powered (non-electric) kits are a cost-effective way to vacuum hard surfaces or short Berber-style carpeting. They use suction from the vacuum to turn the brush roll; there's no motor to force large objects through the brush. They are also great for alerting you when the filtration system is full; they simply slow down due to the lack of airflow to spin the turbine and roller brush.