Allegro Champion MUA50 Central Vacuum скачать в хорошем качестве

Allegro Champion MUA50 Central Vacuum

Here's I'm showing is my aunt's new vacuum at her new house she and my uncle just built. It was installed and up in running almost a year ago but the whole thing started the year before that. This house is about 5,000 square feet. It has a total of 6 electric inlet valves, 3 for upstairs and 3 for downstairs. Plus one valve that's on the unit for garage cleaning. It also has a VacPan inlet as well just like at their old house. The Centec hose was later added to this place cause my aunt likes having a hose on each floor but the attachments from the basement belongs to the hose out in the garage. And also the Rug Rat was later added as well. She didn't realize at first she needed one until later on. I actually just realized in the video that the newer Rug Rats require a screw driver to take a screw out which I think is dumb. But other than that, everything else came with the system. After recommending several brands, they went with the Allegro because of the price and what was included with it off from Amazon. They chose to use it as bagless because it's just like what their Beam Serenity 2100 had from their old house. But unfortunately after almost a year of using this, it's already got a bearing issue. This is one of the good reasons why bagged central vacs are the best way to go. I might get a new motor for this since it's still under warranty. I also might get a new telescoping wand for the Wessel Werk EBK 360 powerhead because when you adjust it, it doesn't like to lock into place. Other than that, everything else has been working great for this place! I'm actually glad they went with the 360 powerhead because this place gets more dirtier than I realize and this is an excellent powerhead to use for deep cleaning and grooming carpets like these. But I do need to take a look at the height adjuster because it's not working right like it's supposed to. I personally am not a fan of the dust mop bare floor tool, it gets dirty alot and it's very hard to clean out. I prefer using a regular bare floor tool to clean the hardwood floors. I also prefer using the Centec hose over the other electric hose because it's longer, it's made here in the US, and it feels more comfortable in my hands. I may possibly get another powerhead for downstairs but I don't know yet. Sometime later when this house gets completely finished (I apologies for the construction noise), we're going to redo the piping by the unit. It's only like this for temporary. And possibly venting the exhaust pipe outdoors of the house, though my uncle doesn't like the idea of chiseling out a hole to the vent the unit outside (even before when the walls were put in). Overall, it's a really good system. I recommend Allegro to anyone that wants a central vacuum but are on a budget. It's well made, they have a good track record, and it's made in Canada. But if you get one, I would strongly encourage you to use disposable bags for them. Hope you enjoyed! Sign up and subscribe to my backup channel on Vidlii where all of my videos will go to when or if something ever does happen to this YouTube channel. https://www.vidlii.com/user/Panasonic...