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Install Existing Home1. Choose your system. Refer to Install ManualYou’ve already completed step number one...you’ve purchased your powerful new system. Next, inventory the component parts that arrived with your central vacuum system kit and assemble the tools you will need. 2. Decide how many inlets you will need. Refer to Install ManualTo make sure your central vacuum system reaches every room throughout the house, you must first determine the number of inlets you will need and their locations. One inlet valve can serve 700-800 square feet (63-72 sq m). Use only interior walls if possible, so you won’t have to deal with insulation typically found in exterior walls. 3. Decide where to place the inlets. Refer to Install ManualGood locations are centrally located in hallways or closet walls and/or doorways. Do not place inlets behind doors or furniture. Use a stud finder, or sound-out the wall, to make sure the site for the inlet valve is between the studs and that the space is open behind the wall board. Also check the other side of the wall to make sure it´s clear of obstructions such as utilities and outlets. |