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EQUIPMENT THAT FITS
The right hose. The right tool. The right fit.
Upgrade the everyday experience with hoses, tools, power nozzles, filters, bags and the small parts that keep your central vacuum useful.
Not all central vacuum hoses are interchangeable.
A basic hose, a low-voltage hose and an electric power-nozzle hose do different jobs. The correct choice depends on your inlet style, power brush, handle connections and existing equipment.
Have the make and model of your power unit, hose handle or nozzle available when you call. A photo of the inlet or connector can be useful if there are several possibilities.
Accessories we can help you source
- Electric, low-voltage and basic vacuum hose assemblies
- Floor tools, upholstery attachments and crevice tools
- Electric power nozzles, air-turbine tools and garage kits
- Replacement bags, filters and applicable liners
- Replacement motors and model-specific service components
- Installation supplies, tubing, fittings and selected DIY materials
A smarter upgrade than another disposable tool.
The right brush roll, floor head and hose length can make a meaningful improvement in usability. We prefer to match the tool to the floor surface and existing equipment rather than recommend one kit for every home.
GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Frequently asked questions
Are central vacuum hoses universal?
No. Hose cuffs, inlet sizes, low-voltage contacts and powered-hose connections vary. Confirm your system type before ordering.
What is the difference between an electric and an air-driven powerhead?
Electric powerheads use an electrical motor to drive the brush; air-driven tools rely on airflow. Suitability depends on your hose, wiring and flooring.
Can I buy a replacement hose for an older system?
Often, but the hose type and inlet compatibility should be confirmed before purchase.
Why does my electric powerhead stop spinning?
Possible causes include a jammed brush, belt failure, wiring fault, switch issue or motor problem. Disconnect power before inspecting accessible components.
How do I identify the correct replacement bag or filter?
Use the power unit make and model, then match the accessory to manufacturer specifications rather than appearance alone.
WHATEVER YOUR SYSTEM NEEDS
There’s a smarter next step.
LOCAL HELP · OKLAHOMA CITY METRO
Need a specific part?
Call with your equipment brand and model, plus the hose or nozzle connection details.
