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Marine Central Vacuums
Compact Central Vacuums For Your Boat
Sand from the dock, salt off the deck, and crumbs in a tight cabin. A boat collects mess fast, and a bulky vacuum is the last thing you want to store aboard. InterVac packs real central-vacuum power into a body small enough for a berth or a locker, and one light hose reaches from the cockpit to the cabin.
Made For The Water
Built For Sand, Salt, And Tight Cabins
The marine environment is unforgiving. Space is tight, salt air gets into everything, and you are always cleaning up sand and grit that came aboard. InterVac was designed for exactly these conditions: a compact, sealed system that mounts out of the way and still has the suction to clean the whole boat on one hose.
- Fits A Berth Or Cabin. The compact body mounts inside a locker or berth base, out of the way.
- Reaches Deck To Cabin. One stretch hose covers the cockpit, cabin and galley without hauling a machine.
- Powerful For Sand And Debris. Strong suction pulls sand, salt crystals and damp grit with ease.
- HEPA Filtration. Traps fine dust instead of recirculating it through a closed cabin.
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Buyer's Guide
Choosing A Marine Vacuum
Three things matter most when you put a built-in vacuum on a boat. Here is how to weigh each one.
Corrosion & Saltwater Considerations
Salt air is hard on everything aboard. Mount the unit in a dry, protected spot away from direct spray, and replace the bag regularly to keep it breathing well. InterVac uses sealed components built for marine use, though no electronics are fully corrosion-proof.
Cabin Size & Hose Reach
Smaller cabins and day boats do great with a compact unit like the CS8 or H-120-E. Larger boats with a galley and separate cabins benefit from the remote-mount CSRM, which adds reach so one hose still covers deck to cabin.
Installation In A Boat
Pick a dry, accessible mounting spot, run the hose tubing to your inlet, and wire it to power. Many owners install it themselves, and a marine technician can do it quickly. Not sure where it should go? Call us with your layout and we will help.
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Marine Vacuum FAQ
Questions Boat Owners Ask
Is There A Central Vacuum Built For Saltwater Boats?
Yes. InterVac systems are made for the marine environment, with
sealed components and a compact body that mounts inside a cabin
or berth where it is protected from spray. We do not claim a
vacuum is fully corrosion-proof, because no electronics are, but
these are built to live on a boat and hold up to the conditions.
If you have a specific marine setup in mind, call us and we will
help you mount it in the right spot.
Will It Handle Sand And Water?
It handles sand, salt crystals, crumbs and the everyday grit
that comes aboard with no trouble. For wet messes, treat it like
any vacuum and pick up standing water with a towel first, then
vacuum the damp grit and sand. The strong suction makes quick
work of a sandy cockpit or cabin sole.
How Much Space Does It Need In A Cabin?
Very little. The whole point of an InterVac is a compact body
that fits inside a berth base, a locker, or a small cabinet. The
power unit stays mounted and out of the way, and you clean with
one light hose. Send us a photo of where you want to mount it
and we will tell you what fits your boat.
Can I Install It Myself On A Boat?
Many boat owners do. You mount the power unit in a dry,
protected spot, run the hose tubing to your inlet, and wire it
to power. A marine technician can also handle the install
quickly. We include instructions, and our team in Palm City will
walk you through your specific layout over the phone.
What About Corrosion Over Time?
Salt air is hard on everything aboard, so we build with sealed
components and recommend mounting the unit in a dry, protected
location away from direct spray. Replacing the bag regularly
keeps the system breathing well and clean. We will not
overpromise that any electronic vacuum is immune to salt over
many years, but mounted and maintained correctly these hold up
well in marine use.
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