InterVac packs real central-vacuum power into a body small enough to live in a cabinet or a toe-kick. One stretch hose reaches the whole coach, from the cab to the back bedroom, so a quick cleanup never means hauling a heavy machine down the aisle.
Ask any full-timer about their old canister vacuum and you will hear the same thing. Dragging it through a coach is like wrestling an anaconda, and it never quite reaches the front of a long rig. A built-in InterVac fixes that. The power unit stays put, and you clean the whole coach with one light hose.
Real systems, real prices. Every model is engineered and assembled in Florida.
The toe-kick favorite for motorhomes and trailers. Compact body, full-length reach.
Remote-mount power for larger coaches that need extra reach and suction.
A proven workhorse with the suction to handle sand, crumbs and pet hair.
Slim wall-mounted design for tight coaches that still want real suction.
Three simple things decide which built-in system fits your coach best. Here is how to think about each one.
Shorter trailers and Class B vans do great with a compact unit like the CS8. Longer Class A coaches benefit from a remote-mount system like the CSRM, which adds reach and suction so the far end cleans as well as the front.
Beach and desert campers track in a lot of sand, so the toe-kick sweep option saves real time. Full-timers and pet owners lean on strong suction and HEPA filtration. Weekend warriors usually want the simplest, most compact setup.
A bagged system traps fine dust and is quick to empty without a cloud of dirt, which many RV owners prefer in a small space. Tell us how often you clean and how much storage you have, and we will point you to the setup that suits you.
"Such a great addition to our RV. Having a central vac with the toe-kick option is a game changer when camping. Just sweep everything right to the toe-kick. Highly recommend."
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