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How does a Beam ® Central Cleaning System work?

To create lightweight, powerful cleaning, better air quality and less noise, the Beam power unit is typically located in the basement or garage, and connected to convenient inlets throughout the home via vacuum tubing. Plug the hose into an inlet and the system is turned on with a switch on the hose handle. Particles are completely removed from living areas and collected in the power unit's dirt receptacle.

How does a Beam system improve indoor air quality?

Unlike upright and canister vacuums, a Beam does not exhaust dirty, allergen-laden air back into the living areas. With up to five times more suction power, a Beam removes far more dust, debris and allergy-causing particles. It's a must in tightly insulated houses and homes where small children and allergy sufferers are present.

Is the hose easy to use?

Beam hoses are extremely lightweight and designed for whole house cleaning from floor to ceiling. Unlike the short, flimsy hoses found on portable vacuums, Beam hoses are crushproof to  withstand  kinks, twists - even a car running over them.

 

Is the suction power maintained throughout the home?

Yes! A properly installed Beam system offers the same powerful cleaning performance at every inlet whatever the distance from the power unit.

How do I maintain a Beam system?

Beam systems are practically maintenance free. No lubrication or cleaning is ever required. The filter is permanent and self-cleaning. All you need to do is take a few moments to empty the dirt receptacle two or three times a year.

How many inlets are needed?

Most homes require only three inlets to reach every area with the hose and attachments. The power unit features an extra built-in inlet for easy cleaning of the area around the power unit.

What cleaning attachments and tools are available?

Beam offers a full complement of tools and attachments for virtually any cleaning need - from ceiling fan cleaners to handheld power brushes to mini-vac tools for cleaning computer  keyboards.   There  are even  pet grooming brushes

 

that attach to your Beam  hose.

Can I use the system to clean hardwood, vinyl or ceramic tile floors?

Yes! One of the most popular options is the automatic dustpan: the VacPan® or the VacuSweep®. Either is ideal for swept debris in the kitchen, bath or mudroom. Simply sweep trash towards the automatic dustpan, touch the toe switch and use the power of your Beam to instantly remove it. No more dustpans or stooping over to pick up swept debris.

Can a Beam system be installed in my present home?

Yes! Virtually any home, from new to decades old, can enjoy the cleaning power of a Beam system installed in just a few hours without mess or disturbing walls. Your Beam dealer also has an installation video and illustrated instructions if you'd like to install a Beam system yourself.

How much does a Beam system cost?

Surprisingly, a Beam system often costs much less than many upright and canister vacuums and  it can add to a home's resale value. 

 
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