Install Central Vac

brian123

I need to buy and install a central vacuum. There's built-in in the house provided by the builder. Do I just need to buy a couple of inlets, or do I need to buy an installing kit including pipes and other stuff? Thanks.

fushiyu

buy this :  http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Prod ... amp;topnav=&s=1

brian123

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$ M, t9 S9 h5 D: ?That's the reason I asked whether I need pipes and installing kit, with the so called "BUILT-IN" provided by the builder. If I only need to buy a couple extra inlets, I would consider the other models now with $120 off:
http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Prod ... 00000&eCat=BCCA|103|4716&N=4009274&Mo=30&No=29&Nr=P_CatalogName:BCCA&cat=4716&Ns=P_Price|1||P_SignDesc1&lang=en-CA&Sp=C&hierPath=103*4716*4717*&topnav=

brian123

Any one knows the difference of these 2 model?

brian123

Looks like the difference mainly comes from the Hose Ensemble, please see the highlighted area below:

brian123

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# l9 V5 Y1 ^; C; L; ~0 ^Looks like the difference mainly comes from the Hose Ensemble.
$ z6 a7 n) O( B0 i% a2 FWhat's difference between air and electric hose?