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VacPort Sweep Inlet Valve, Ebony, No LED for Central Vacuums

VacPort Sweep Inlet Valve, Ebony, No LED for Central Vacuums

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SKU:A900E

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VacPort Sweep Inlet Valve, ...

$39.99

Product details

Sweep inlets like this one sit low at floor level, commonly in the kick space beneath a cabinet, so that crumbs and dust swept toward the opening go straight into the central vacuum system instead of into a dustpan. This one is SKU A900E.

This VacPort valve is the non-LED version, finished in ebony for kitchens with dark cabinetry. It is plumbed into the same tubing as the rest of the system, so it draws on the power unit already installed rather than needing anything of its own.

  • Type: Sweep inlet valve
  • Finish: Ebony, non-LED
  • Use: New sweep-inlet rough-ins or replacing a worn sweep valve
  • Before ordering: Confirm the rough-in opening and valve body match what you already have

Confirm your rough-in opening size before ordering, since sweep valve cutouts vary enough between brands that a direct swap is not guaranteed. Most households install a sweep valve as a second inlet alongside the regular wall inlets already on the system, since it is only practical for loose floor debris rather than furniture or stairs.