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The best decision you can make when purchasing a vacuum is choosing to go with a central vacuum. Now it time to choose a package that is right for your home and your needs. There are several things to consider when putting together a central vacuum package. What type of unit you would like, what type of hose and attachment package, number and types of inlets, and whether or not you would like to do the installation yourself or have us do it. Oh, and of course picking out all the popular accessories such as a VacPan or a Car Care Kit.
Beam offer two different series of power units, the Serenity series and the Classic series. The Serenity series comes with an attached muffler and built in padding around the motor making it ideal for situations where noise is a factor. The classic series carries just as much punch and is a great value for any home. Typically you would choose your power unit by what the square footage of your house is. Both series offer a range or options and you are sure to find one to any size home. Beam Standard Series
This unit represents excellent performance for dollar value and will easily handle average residential floor plans up to 3500-sq.ft Serenity Series
This is Beam’s compact power unit model. It's smaller size is designed for use in condo's, town houses and homes up to 3500-sq. ft. if power unit location is critical and quiet is desired.
Don't let the whisper quiet sound fool you. With it's 2-stage motor, this small diameter power unit offers high performance cleaning ability, an excellent value for any home under 6500-sq. ft.
This is the most powerful single motor unit in the Beam Serenity series. The 2-stage motor, large filter capacity and quiet operation combine to make this an exceptional choice for buildings up to 10,000-sq. ft.
Two 240-volt, 2-stage motors produce the kind of cleaning power needed for any floor plan including the largest homes. It’s also an excellent choice for offices and light commercial applications. Whether you have wall-to-wall carpeting or no carpeting at all, we have a hose and attachment package for you! All of our packages come with a 30' hose and everything you will need to vacuum as well as a hose hanger to keep everything neat when it is not in use. Most of the hoses are also available in 35' lengths.
This package is your most basic kit. With the 30' standard hose the vacuum will come on automatically when you plug in the hose. It also comes with: a set of plastic wands, a bare floor tool, a carpet brush, dusting brush, upholstery tool, crevice tool, three tool caddy, and hose hanger.
A great package if you have no carpeting! The 30' low voltage hose enables you to be able to control the vacuum at your fingertips. It also comes with: a metal telescopic wand, a bare floor tool, a carpet brush, dusting brush, upholstery tool, crevice tool, three tool caddy, and hose hanger.
All of our inlet installation kits are filled with all of the fittings, wire and glue that you will need to install a central vacuum as well as a do-it-yourself instruction guide. Deciding how many inlets your home needs: The best way to figure out how many inlets your home will need is by taking a 30' piece of string or a measuring tape and have one person hold it at electrical inlet height and another person hold the other end to see how far you can reach with it. You want to make sure that you can reach even into the farthest corner of every room in the house with the hose, taking into account any large pieces of furniture in the room. Look for centrally located areas or places like hallways where you can reach several rooms from one inlet. If you are still in the building and planning process please feel free to stop in with a copy of your blue prints and we will help you decide where you would like to place your inlets. Which type of inlet to choose:
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This
package contains a 30' total control hose that allows you to turn the vacuum
on/off at your fingertips. Available with both direct connect and corded ends it
will work with either standard or electric valves. The Rugmaster power nozzles
is an excellent choice for any carpet. Flat belt driven with a metal brush roll
that has replaceable brush strips. This kits also includes: a metal telescopic
wand, a bare floor tool, dusting brush, upholstery tool, crevice tool, three
tool caddy, and hose hanger.
Our
most deluxe package includes a 30' total control hose that allows you to turn
the vacuum on/off at your fingertips. Available with both direct connect and
corded ends it will work with either standard or electric valves. The Q power nozzle
is one of the Quietest heads on the market today. Driven by a kevlar belt
system it requires very little maintenance. It's swivel head steers around
furniture and other objects making cleaning a breeze. The kit also includes: a deluxe bare floor tool, deluxe dusting brush, deluxe upholstery
tool, deluxe crevice tool, and hose hanger.
There are two different types of inlet to choose from. The most
basic inlet is a Standard Inlet. A standard inlet is provably the easiest
inlet to install and recommend for homes that have little to no carpeting. With
a standard inlet you have the option of using a power nozzle but you will need
to have an electric hose that has an 8' pigtail of cord coming off the end of
it. Keep in mind when installing these inlets that you should try to be within
8' of an electrical inlet if you would like to use a power nozzle.
The second type of inlet is what we call a Supervalve or
an Electric Valve. The electric valve has is the perfect choice for a
home that has a lot of carpeting and will be using a power nozzle. The
electric valve has the electricity needed to run the power nozzle directly
connected into the inlet allowing the convenience of being able to plug
everything in all at once. 
