WHAT IS THE STANDARD FULL VACUUM VALVE?
178298
I have a Zenex vac system and used these to replace and worked great. Seems to be standard size.
719385
I don't know what my system is but it works great with the vacpan. I think all central vac is standard 2" vac pipe.
1228815
The valve is not included. Please see the specs for the correct valve model.
2223218
No! The only valve I ever found that was full flow was out of an oilfield supply house and the looks were objectionable to the woman of the house.
1035444
The valve that you need is sold by Grundfos. You can buy as many separate valves as you need.
1532935
These pumps are well standardized by codes. Standard PVC size is nominal 1.5 inch as I recall.
1429149
Valve made by this company www.arselettromeccanica.it They are in Italy Search them you will find some specs
757091
its the complete valve. i bought it a couple years ago...but it was fine. no issues
931646
I don't have any specs, but I can tell you the pump works for my application. I use it to augment the engine vacuum on my 1997 Volvo S90. When accelerating or climbing a long grade, the vacuum drops and the HVAC, which is vacuum controlled, fails into default. The reason for this is a small leak that is not easily repaired. I know where the leak is but to fix it requires dismantling the whole HVAC unit. SO I installed this small pump through a check valve and controlled by a rocker switch. If I notice the HVAC is malfunctioning, I flip the pump on with the switch. The pump is very small but it pulls a strong vacuum with a small displacement. CFM would not be appropriate measure. Cubic inches per minute might be better. I would doubt if it is continuous duty device. As I said it works for this application. I would guess that it draws perhaps one amp.
1439489
Hello Lisa, This hose is made to industry standards in terms of fit and function. The hose end (that fits the Inlet Valve) features 1.5 inch outside diameter and the hose handle is designed to accept a typical 1 inch wand. The particular make or model of central vacuum is not necessarily dependent on the type of Wall Inlet Valves you may have. Most Wall Inlet Valves are standard with 1.5 inch inside diameter. If your home is already installed with standard wall valves then there should not be any compatibility issues regardless of the make of your central vacuum. In doubt, please contact us for technical support before purchasing and we will gladly assist you.
885191
This isn't meant to attach to any other product. It simply has a valve that allows you to press a little bit of extra air out, it does not allow for a vacuum attachment of any kind to suck air out.
1174428
Its a check valve that allows air into the container when the contents cool. It apparently solves a problem I never had with a vacuum bottle, that leaving it to cool would make it difficult to remove the screw-top lid. Despite the overkill in complexity, it's still a great container, and keeps soup and stews hot for hours. I'm really happy with the purchase. I bought the 500 ml model, but in retrospect, for taking soup to work, the 375 ml would have been the better choice.
1429611
Just like the spec sheet says, Suction Port in. 1 1/4, Flow GPH 365, Thermal Overload Protection Yes, Discharge Port in. 3/4.
38702
I'm not sure. However, that info should be available on Eureke's website, or Amazon should have the product specifications-they usually do. All I can tell you it's the best vacuum I've ever owned-hands down. Hope this helps.
1189027
Yes, the low voltage hose will fit your Beam Central Vacuum System. Beam inlet valves are universal and measure 1.5" in diameter which will fit with any universal hose.
2021543
I believe there is an adapter for 2.5 but because I don't have a vacuum that has a 2.5 opening I am not a 1005 sure. Wish I could be more helpful.
211921
I have used a clamp or lever style fitting at the end of the hose on a 120v air pump and it worked fine for me. It clamped on the external threaded end of the Topeak valve pictured. As stated before i was expecting that end of the Topeak to have a pressure style sharader valve and it DOES NOT. I am still able to use the Topeak for MOST of my needs and feel it is well worth the $$$.