-Hanmi Central Vacuum-

What is Central vacuum?

 

Hanmi developed central vacuum hoses on its own in 1999 and has distributed the central vacuum hoses to qualified manufacturers in USA, Canada, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Poland and China.

Hanmi has been producing Japanese style wire-reinforced PVC hoses for 35 years, EVA vacuum cleaner hoses and central vacuum cleaner hoses for 5 years. Hanmi also has technical know-how of stretch hoses with a wire in PVC jacket as well as other kinds of hoses. Hanmi is supported by long experience engineers and available to source any custom products.

Central vacuum cleaners have 3~5 times more cleaning power than most portable vacuum cleaners so you get a superior cleansing in less time. Since the central vacuum system is located in an isolated area, it can have bigger heavier motors. This power will give a deep down clean and pick up that bread crumb you usually have to go over five or six times to pick up using central vacuum a healthier home environment. Using home central vacuum systems is a better way to reduce indoor air pollutants and allergy-causing agents.

There is no heavy unit to pull, push or drag up stairs, no switches, and no electrical cords to keep tripping over. Just connect the lightweight hose of your central vacuum to any conveniently located inlet. So central vacuum is easy to use.

Central vacuum systems saves you money drapes and furniture due to the increased, deep-down cleaning power. A central vacuum system can be a great investment for your home. The better vacuum performance and ease of use lead to a cleaner home, longer life for your carpets and furniture and an overall more desirable living environment. A central vacuum is also typically low-maintenance and has 100% filtration.

Investing in a central vacuum system increases the market value of your home, as with other built-in appliances. You can buy a central vacuum for less than the cost of the high-end portable vacuum and watch the resale value of your home go up almost 2000$ when appraised. Therefore, whether your home is already built or under construction, a central vacuum system can be installed easily and also be cost friendly. But You sometimes need to stand in a cloud of dust when dumping the central vacuum system out (unless you dump it straight into the outside garbage and close the lid before the dust gets to you) although it usually is only 2 ~ 6 times a year. This is the disadvantage of using central vacuum. The installed expense can be higher than a stand-alone vacuum cleaner. However, it is a fine investment for a home.