Power Units
Electrolux Central Vacuum Systems
Electrolux central vacuums are available for competitive prices but do not make any compromises when it comes to their efficiency. These vacuums can be used both in new homes and in existing ones. All you need is an inlet on every floor to be able to install the appliance and a PVC pipe to make the connection between the hose and the power unit. Most people choose to mount their power unit in the garage or in other such isolated areas. Once you plug in the hose, all the polluted air the vacuum cleaner pulls in is transported to the dust bag through the PVC pipe. -
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Top Selling
Central Vacuums In The United States |
SC3805
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PU 3650
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PU 3900c
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Most Popular Electrolux ModelsCentral Vacuum Power Units |
Best Seller
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Best Value
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Extreme Suction
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| Recommended Max Home Size (4,000 to 15,000 sq ft) |
For Medium Size Homes |
For Large Size Homes |
For Larger Size Homes |
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Motor & Relay Parts Country Of Origin |
 Made In China |
Made In China |
Made In China |
| True Maximum Suction Power |
650 Airwatts (Suction Power) |
600 Airwatts (Suction Power) |
640 Airwatts (Suction Power) |
| Maximum StartUp Amps | 14.7 | 14.5 | 15 |
| Voltage - USA | 120v | 120v | 120v |
| Warranty* | 8 Year Limited | 8 Year Limited | 8 Year Limited |
| Power At An Affordable Price | |||
| Dirt (canister) Capacity | 4 gallons | 4 galllons | 7 gallons |
| Type |
Bag or Bagless Can Be Used With or Without A Disposable Bag |
Bag or Bagless Can Be Used With or Without A Disposable Bag |
Bag |
| Diameter | 15" | 11" | 11" |
| Height | 42" | 33" | 33" |
* The data represents peak air watts with motor tolerances as set forth by Domel motor manufacture. Individual motor performance may vary due to normal manufacturing variations, accepted ranges, voltage, apertures, altitude and installation circumstances.
Consumer Alert - If you are considering purchasing or have purchased an Electrolux Power Unit within the past 6 months, and are experiencing problems with the Relay Control Module, please call Electrolux @ 1-800-896-9756
Looking to upgrade or replace your Central Vacuum System?
Here are some common questions many consumers have that we have decided to answer to help you in making your shopping experience easier.
- Question: I currently have a brand central vacuum; do I need to stay with this brand?
- Answer: Absolutely Not! Your central vacuum system can be replaced with any brand or manufacturer. Many newer systems may offer higher levels of filtration and better quality components sometimes at a more reasonable price. This allows for you to make a decision based upon features you as a consumer are looking for such as more suction power (air-watts), quality, warranty and materials used in each vacuum build. Here is a listing of a few quality central vacuum manufacturers we recommend based on these elements:
- Question: When I replace my central vacuum system do I need to change anything in my home; like my attachments or inlets?
- Answer: Everything in your home stays exactly the same. You will not need to change any inlet valves or attachments. You are simply hanging a new in-home central vacuum system up and connecting it to your intake line. If you have any questions please call our friendly and knowledgeable staff at 1.800.322.2965
- Question: Is it easy to install a replacement Central Vacuum?
- Answer: Yes! You simply would unplug your vacuum from the power supply; disconnect your low voltage wires from your existing unit, remove your pipe from the intake and lift the old unit off its mounting bracket. Your new central vacuum will come with its own bracket that you would secure to the wall. You then mount the unit onto the bracket, reconnect your intake line then connect your low voltage wires. Once this is done plug in your new vacuum and that’s it you’re done. It typically takes about 15-20 mins to hang the new unit and will save you from an unwanted expense of having to hire an installer or handy-man. Bottom line it should be that easy!
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