Eu Regulations on Central Vacs

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tomvacuum10

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What will happen to central vacuums when the new regulations come in? Surely if you have say a 5 bedroom, 3 story house, and if your Beam or CycloVac was down in your garage and you were vacuuming at the other end of the house on the top floor the suction would decrease. I tested this by going to my relations house, (they have a long bungalow) plugging the hose into the socket closest to their garage, (they have a Beam there) and testing the suction with a turbo head. I did the same test again only at the other end of the house, and the turbo head spun way slower. So what will happened to the 900w Central Vacuums, will they have some sort of exception so they can be more powerful?

Please reply,

Tom :)
 
Central Vacuums are excluded from the regs.


 


Here is the list of vacuums that are INCLUDED in the regs:


 


Electric mains-operated vacuum cleaners for household and commercial use


<span style="font-size: medium;">Hybrid vacuum cleaners </span>


<span style="font-size: medium;">General purpose vacuum cleaners (for both carpets and hard floors) </span>


<span style="font-size: medium;">Vacuum cleaners for carpets only </span>


<span style="font-size: medium;">Vacuum cleaners for hard floors only </span>


Water filter vacuum cleaners


 


 


 And the full list of exlusions is:


 


Wet vacuum cleaners


Wet and dry vacuum cleaners


Solely battery operated vacuum cleaners


Robot vacuum cleaners


Industrial vacuum cleaners


Central vacuum cleaners


Floor polishers


Outdoor vacuum cleaners


 


Industrial Vacuum Cleaners does not include Commercial vacuum cleaners, which ARE included in the regs.


 
 
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