Can I use this product with my Beam brand central vac?
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Absolutely. This could be used with any brand central vac. All the piping these days are the same diameter anyways and this unit normally will be hooked up with a flex hose. The main consideration is the height of the toe kick of your cabinets. If they are a standard cabinet then you should have no problem. Get the installation kit that is usually sold separately and it will come with the necessary pipe fittings etc. I can't remember if the flex hose comes with the kit or not. You will require the existing piping to be cut into and a "TY" connector put in and also the piping pieces required to extend the piping into the toe kick cavity. Also you will need the appropriate length of low voltage wiring as well. Absolutely. This could be used with any brand central vac. All the piping these days are the same diameter anyways and this unit normally will be hooked up with a flex hose. The main consideration is the height of the toe kick of your cabinets. If they are a standard cabinet then you should have no problem. Get the installation kit that is usually sold separately and it will come with the necessary pipe fittings etc. I can't remember if the flex hose comes with the kit or not. You will require the existing piping to be cut into and a "TY" connector put in and also the piping... » Read More Absolutely. This could be used with any brand central vac. All the piping these days are the same diameter anyways and this unit normally will be hooked up with a flex hose. The main consideration is the height of the toe kick of your cabinets. If they are a standard cabinet then you should have no problem. Get the installation kit that is usually sold separately and it will come with the necessary pipe fittings etc. I can't remember if the flex hose comes with the kit or not. You will require the existing piping to be cut into and a "TY" connector put in and also the piping pieces required to extend the piping into the toe kick cavity. Also you will need the appropriate length of low voltage wiring as well. « Show Less
1878482
You have a central vacuum system, as your number indicates, therefore I doubt it will work. However my research was limited.
1714244
No these are all standard parts for a rainbow vacuum. Depending on how much animal hair you are vacuuming up those regular tools should work.
586450
My central vac is an older model:Central Vac International:CV-16: It works very well with mine.
1333789
I do not believe that it will fit your shop vac... This is designed for an ash vac..
196447
DeWALT makes a "universal connector" to connect a shop vac hose, but it's hard to find. I simply taped a 1 1/2 shop vac hose to the shroud using heavy-duty duct tape. It worked fine, and was hanging on tight after I ground 580 sq ft of concrete. Probably would have stayed connected forever if I hadn't cut it off when I was done. I wouldn't bother with the special DeWALT connector, since its so hard to get and costs another $20 or so. Next time I have to use the dust shroud with a vacuum, I will just use some more duct tape!
2093430
I assume you mean shop-vac, and yes. But there are different shop-vac wand diameters - this one is 1-1/4. Make sure you have that size, or get an adapter.
719387
It will fit any standard central vac piping. It should work fine with any central vac system.
160034
Yes it is compatible. I bought this along with my powersmith ash vac. It works great.
1389435
NO. You should use a Dust Extractor vacuum designed to handle fine dust to use this product.Your regular household vacuum will burn out it's motor with continued use.Al
535308
This Beam Direct Connect hose features a standard two-prong connection both at the outlet end the wand head that should support a powerhead connector with two, but not three prongs used on our Beam powerhead. I found it easy to make needed adaptions, though. It may well work for your vacuflo powerhead without any changes if the powerhead connector features two prongs.
1192007
It is not recommended to use the vacuum without the filter. I don't know the answers to the rest of your questions, you'll need to look it up with Dewalt.
196450
Kendall is correct; you need a DeWALT "universal connector". This is available on Amazon for $25 last time I checked. I have a small Ridgid shop vac and ended up using a smaller hose from another tool and taping this to the shroud. It works fine and the shroud is very good, however I was still disappointed this wasn't made easier or cheaper to attach to a hose. Blake's suggestion of the rubber pipe adaptor from a plumbing department also works well.
1940499
yes, but note the vac line is 3/8" flare and not 1/2 or 1/4 acme, you will need adapter or switch vac fitting and hose to something smaller.
546314
As long as the plug adapter is the same, it should work just fine. I have used several central vac, power heads with my back pack vac without issue. Good luck.
36756
It doesn't matter the brand of central vac, as long as the vacuum tubing fits. If you have one of these dust pans now, then it should fit.
1795215
I'm not a highly technical user. But my best answer to your question us to say yes, it would work. The electric to feed the brush comes from an outlet nearby your air inlet. Only the low voltage wire to close the circuit and turn on your central vac is tied to the inlet.