Short Introduction of Central Vacuum System

A Central Vacuum System is a centralized high-negative-pressure cleaning solution in which the main vacuum unit is installed in a dedicated equipment room. Vacuum pressure is distributed to multiple vacuum points through a network of pipelines.

In car wash applications, the system is primarily used for vehicle interior cleaning, including carpets, seats, floor mats, and trunks, and is widely deployed in self-service vacuum areas as a value-added service.

Core System Components

Central Vacuum Unit

Equipped with a high-power centrifugal blower (three-phase power supply), the central unit is designed for continuous, high-frequency operation. A single unit can support multiple vacuum points simultaneously (typically 2–12 stations).

Filtration and Dust Collection System

The system adopts multi-stage filtration, combining cyclonic separation with high-efficiency filter cartridges. A large-capacity dust collection tank (80–200 L) significantly reduces the frequency of manual cleaning.

Pipeline Network

Industrial-grade galvanized steel or PVC piping is used, supporting both underground and overhead installation. Pipeline design is optimized to minimize pressure loss by carefully selecting pipe diameters and reducing unnecessary bends.