A recent email from a customer:
I purchased an older home in NJ with an old operational BUDD central vacuum system model 334. The unit looks old, and it is not properly exhausted (inside the crawl space), so when it doesn't work right - all dirt stays in the house.
I purchased an older home in NJ with an old operational BUDD central vacuum system model 334. The unit looks old, and it is not properly exhausted (inside the crawl space), so when it doesn't work right - all dirt stays in the house.
BUDD is still in business, so I could
call them, but I am intrigued by the newer more efficient systems you may be offering. What is your advice? Will I have connection problems
if I switch to a different unit? Can you sell me BUDD compatible wall
outlets?
The house is approximately 4,000 square feet, and I currently have 5 wall outlets installed. The BUDD hoses are almost new.
The Budd unit you have has a great track record for longevity and houses one of the flagship motors made by Ametek-Lamb.It is a true cyclonic and as such should be vented outside with no exception. While yours is vented into the crawl space (a situation that in many cases would be acceptable if the crawl space is outside vented) the chance of dust re-entry is possible. As a replacement,with exhaust dust eliminated by a paper or inverted filter bag any one of the following would be worthy replacements:
1. Beam Line Model 375C
2. NuTone CV750
3. DuoVac Signature SIG1465
The inlet valves you have are Budd specific and will only except 1 1/4" tube connection at your hose cuff wall side.There is a way to convert the Budd valves to universal if you wish to make your choice of attachments limitless.
All specs and related information can be found on our web site, https://www.centralvacuumstores.com/cvs/install_5.php
I invite you to call 1-800-221-8227 if you would like to talk to me or any one of our qualified personnel.
I invite you to call 1-800-221-8227 if you would like to talk to me or any one of our qualified personnel.
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