Vacuflo 760 Dual Motor User Manual

Plan Ahead!
Planning is the key to the suc-
cessful installation of a central
vacuum system. Strive to obtain
a balance between the best loca-
tions for the inlet valves and the
practicality of servicing these
locations. Always fully consider
the implications before you cut
into a wall.
INSTALLATION MANUAL
Central Vacuum
System
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1/2" (1.3 cm) Right Angle Heavy Duty Electric Drill
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Battery Drill
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2-1/4" to 2-9/16” Self Feed Drill Bit
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1/4" (6.4 mm) Masonry Drill Bit
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Common Hacksaw or Small Handsaw with 18 teeth
per inch blade or 2" PVC Pipe Cutter
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Mitre Box
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Pocket or Utility Knife
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Steel Tape Measure
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Screwdriver (Slot and Phillips)
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Electrical Tape or Duct Tape
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Tie Wraps
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Wire Coat Hanger
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Hammer and Nail Puller
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Side Cutters
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Wire Connectors for #18 (1.00 mm) wire
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Flashlight
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Drywall Saw
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Wire Stripper
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Crimping Tool
Installing a central vacuum system is a straightforward do-it-
yourself project that doesn’t require special tools or skills.
Read the instructions thoroughly before you begin. Take your
time and follow the instructions carefully. Make sure you have
chosen the right installation location and that you are not cut-
ting into any hidden electrical wires or plumbing.
This kit contains all the materials required to install the vacu-
um system including the Vaculine fittings. Vaculine fittings
are manufactured to exacting standards to provide positive
seals, easy installation, and superior airflow characteristics.
Recommended Tools

Vacuflo 760 Dual Motor Specifications

General

Brand	Vacuflo
Model	760 Dual Motor
Category	Central Vacuum Systems
Language	English

Summary

Plan Ahead!

Planning the Central Vacuum System

How to Determine Location for Power Unit

Guide on selecting the optimal placement for the central vacuum power unit based on environmental factors and accessibility.

How to Determine Locations for Inlet Valves

Advice on choosing ideal positions for inlet valves to maximize cleaning coverage and hose reach throughout the house.

How to Plan the Tube System

Instructions on planning the layout of the vacuum tubing system, emphasizing straight lines and efficient fitting usage.

How to Cut and Cement PVC Tubing and Fittings

Detailed steps for cutting, dry fitting, and cementing PVC tubing and fittings to create airtight seals for the vacuum system.

Low Voltage Wire

Explanation of how to run and connect the low voltage wire that activates the power unit from the inlet valves.

How to Install the System

Step 1 Installation of the Power Unit

Guidance on mounting the power unit, including electrical requirements and grounding instructions for safe operation.

Step 2 Installation of Inlet Valves - Existing Homes

Procedures for cutting holes and mounting inlet valves in existing home walls and floors, ensuring proper fit and wire connections.

Step 3 Special Situations - Existing Homes

Methods for installing inlet valves in closets or floors when standard wall installations are not feasible.

Step 4 Installation of Inlet Valves - New Construction

Steps for roughing in inlet valves and wiring during the framing stage of new home construction.

Step 5 Special Situations - New & Existing Homes

Specific installation methods for inlet valves in thin walls or utility valves in exposed areas.

Step 6 Completion of Tubing System

Final steps for connecting branch lines to the trunk line, running low voltage wire, and connecting to the power unit.