Central vac recomendations

[centralsweeper63]

I am looking for some ideas on what central vacuum for setup you would suggest for a 250 square meter (2700 square foot) new build. That is excluding the 5.5 x 5.5 meter (18x 18 foot) vacuum area in the attic and the 6x6 (20 x 20 foot) meter courtyard. I would like an md sv or g23 equivalant for the unit and a fully setup and maxed out pipe network. What little ideas and suggestions do you have?

 

[vacerator]

Any 240 volt three stage or dual motor 2 stage unit rated for 5.000 to 8,000 square feet. I have no idea what is available in N.Z. Plan for a minimum of wall inlets for bets efficiency. An unfiltered cyclonic is nice, if you can install it in a garage or exhaust it into the courtyard or from another exterior wall. Ours is a Vacuflo 466Q, and it does not exhaust any noticeable dust into the garage from the muffler end. It's very strong, and rated to 5,000 sq. ft. but it's 120 volts @13 amps. The 566Q is for up to 8,000. They make a dual motor, and at least a couple 240 volt units, bagged as well, and filtered cyclonic bagless ones.
I do believe that the pcb boards and 24 volt transformers are all rated to 240 volts, so I don't see why a 120 volt unit can't use 2220-240 V. It would also draw fewer amps with 220-240 v.

 

[panasonicvac]

I don't think it's ideal to have a TOL dual motor unit in that size of a house. There's a reason why there are other models built from MD that are recommended for smaller sized homes. In fact if I had a house that size, it'd be WAY too much for me to handle a TOL dual motor unit. Not only it'd be too powerful but also it'd draw so much energy. That's why I'd rather keep it simple and get a single motor unit instead like the F650t. The M715h is about as far as I'd be willing to go for because those 8.4 motors are incredibly powerful.

 

[vacerator]

True, but NZ power grid is 230 volts.

 

[panasonicvac]

There are also 240 volt single motor units available from MD, actually that would be more ideal to have for a newly constructed home.