OVER 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE ON CENTRAL VACUUM SYSTEMS
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PRICES
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
INSTALLATION
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
SAFETY
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
VACUUMED MATERIALS
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
HOW TO USE
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
INSUFFICIENT SUCTION POWER
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
WON'T START UP
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
TROUBLESHOOT
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WHEN SHOULD A CENTRAL VACUUM BE INSTALLED?The installation of our system is very simple. It is recommended that it’s carried out when the home is being constructed or when it is having alterations done to it.. Nonetheless we treat each individual project on its merits so please send us your own requirements for evaluation.
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THE LARGER, MORE POWERFUL UNIT THE BETTER?"No, each home and/or Project requires a technical study to determine which central vacuum is best suited to provide the required power to the number of inlet valves, determined by the size and layout of the installation. At SACH UK we seek to optimize these variables and adapt the system to your specific requirements to ensure that you get the maximum benefit from your system and there is no unnecessary expense.
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WHY NOT USE MORE INLETS AND SHORTER HOSES?Each installation requires the correct number of inlet valves. On conventional inlet valves. our experience tells us that an 8 metre hose provides an ample reach and just the right amount of manoeuvrability. Wherever possible we seek to locate inlet valves in transit areas (corridors, hallways, etc .) so that we have sufficient reach to clean into all the different rooms in the house. The use of a shorter hose together with several inlet valves is not correct because in doing so, our radius of action would be severely limited and the user would be constantly needing to plug in and unplug the hose with each change of location..
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CAN THE NETWORK OF PIPES GET BLOCKED?When installing the system care is taken to provide each valve with an anti-obstacle connecting elbow which prevents any item that might cause a blockage passing into the system. At the same time the ducting has a greater diametre (51mm) than the flexible hose (32 mm.) Should you ever accidentally vacuum up an object or garment which becomes trapped in the system we recommend that you get in contact with our technical department.
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WHERE CAN THE CENTRAL VAC UNIT BE INSTALLED?In the case of a detached house the best place to locate the central vacuum unit is the boiler room, utility room, garage or cellar/basement. In the case of a flat or an apartment the best location would be in the utility room should there be one or within a kitchen cabinet. Consult our Technical Department for the best location for your central vacuum unit.
WE VALUE OUR CLIENTS
We invest in long-term customer relationships. Our agents devote both time and resources to understanding the clients we serve. We strongly believe that the quality of our specialists, the timeliness of our response and the ease of during business with us will demonstrate the value of working with GREEN VAC. Please contact us if you would like more detailed information about how our consultants can make a significant difference to your project.
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GUARANTEE CONDITIONS – DOMESTIC CENTRAL VACUUM UNITS
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This guarantee runs for a period of 10 years from the date of installation and must be completed by the final user. The guarantee form should be completed in full, online within 15 days of the date of installation. (link above)
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When the machine is registered on our online Guarantee form within the period of 15 days, Green Vac will cover the failure of motors or any electrical components. during the life of this guarantee. We will repair or replace any defective parts covered within this guarantee.
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In the event that the guarantee is not received by Green Vac within the 15 days, the guarantee will run from the date of manufacture and the manufacturer’s responsibility will be limited, consequently, to the repair of the appliance, the manufacturer being absolved of any liability for damage to persons, objects or third parties.
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The machine must be installed on a well ventilated area. If the unit is installed inside a closed cupboard, vent cut outs must be made prior to installation. If the appliance breaks down due to overheating without adequate ventilation, the customer will remain responsible for all charges
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The customer remains responsible for the correct installation of the appliance and its correct use, the guarantee covering all failures of the appliance other than those resulting from improper use or inappropriate manipulation of the product.
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The guarantee envisages the replacement of any parts deemed to be defective by an authorised Green Vac or a technical service provider.
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The guarantee does not cover consumables such as the HEPA filter, protective filter, vacuuming tools or hoses, etc.
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The guarantee does not cover defects or failures resulting from negligence, improper use, voltage spikes or incorrect maintenance.
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In the event that the appliance is repaired by an unauthorised repair company or where the appliance has been used inappropriately, (eg. for the vacuuming of builder’s rubble, liquids or ashes,) the guarantee is automatically invalidated.
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The guarantee does not cover for shipping, labour or travel costs which are for the account of the customer.
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