The system
It consists of a new-generation central vacuum cleaner, pipework, suction points and a flexible hose.
All these elements form an integrated, practical, high-performance system that makes life more comfortable
How the central vacuum system works
The centralised vacuum cleaner radically changes the concept of cleaning. It’s a revolution that starts with the discreet inlet valve, identical to the chosen interior design, into which the hose is inserted to vacuum the dust.
The inlet valves are connected to each other by a network of pipes used to transport the vacuumed material. They can be installed in false ceilings or, in the case of finished homes, hidden under decorative plasterboard.
A central vacuum cleaner collects the dirt in the dust tank, without ever coming into contact with the user.
Finally, as there is no recirculation of vacuumed air in the room, cleanliness lasts longer. This saves time and stress.
But the real reason to opt for
a central vacuum system is unique
The system’s powerful suction removes all traces of dirt and, thanks to the external air vent, dust mites, allergens, dust pollutants, bacteria and viruses.
Micro-dust is expelled from the house through an external vent.
The expelled air is filtered beforehand. Only the invisible particles normally present in the air are released into the atmosphere, without any contraindication.
The most common micro-dusts
Powerful, light and... clean that lasts longer
It consists of a new-generation central vacuum cleaner, pipework, inlet valves and a flexible hose. All these elements form an integrated, practical, high-performance system that makes life more comfortable.
Easier than you think
The central vacuum cleaner can be installed in houses under construction or renovation, as well as in completed homes and commercial buildings. Our brand is your guarantee of a healthy environment and reduced maintenance.
The central vacuum system
Click on the coloured icons to find out how the Sistem Air centralised vacuum cleaner works.
A unique cleaning system that doesn’t recirculate vacuumed air.
Central vacuum unit
The most powerful vacuum cleaner, collecting dirt in the dust collector
Pipe network
Used to transport vacuumed material and installed in false ceilings or hidden under decorative plasterboard.
Inlet valves
This is where you insert the hose to vacuum up the dust
Air discharge
Exhaust air is discharged outside the building. It is not reintroduced into the environment
Cleaning hose
The suction system switches on when the hose is inserted into the inlet valve
The only real vacuum cleaner
The central vacuum system is the only system in the world capable of effectively vacuuming up dust. Here are the technical and construction features that explain why electric brooms, robots and household appliances cannot claim this title.
The motor, filter and dust container don’t need to be moved around the room, so they have all the space they need to work at peak performance with low power consumption.
Suction motor
High-efficiency brushes
Powerful
All the engines in the catalogue are energy-efficient to ensure low consumption.
Energy savings
Best-in-class results in terms of vacuum and flow rate (m3/h) generated. Air flows at around 90 km/h through the ductwork.
Filter cartridge
Washable, professional type
Filtration class M
Retains vacuumed dust up to 5 μ. Washable and class M certified.
Exclusive to SISTEM AIR
The filter is free of static charge build-up. The inverted conical shape helps it fall into the dust container.
Reduced maintenance
Like no other
Dust container
This collects up to 21 litres of dust in standard units, and should be emptied 1 or 2 times a year depending on use.
Dust bag
The microfibre bag retains the vacuumed dust, making filter cleaning unnecessary.
Choose consciously.
Not all cleaning systems are the same
The central vacuum system is the only system in the world capable of effectively vacuuming up dust. Here are the technical and construction features that explain why electric brooms, robots and household appliances cannot boast this title.
They are in fact an inevitable remedy when the design of air quality is neglected, without taking into account the fact that the environments will then be lived in.
