There is no required periodic maintenance for Mojave dry vacuum systems.
FAQ Categories: Mojave Dry Vacuums
What is the difference between a dry vacuum and wet vacuum system?
A dry vacuum system does not use water to generate suction. A wet vacuum needs significant water flow to generate suction.
Where should I put the dry vacuum in my practice?
Your Mojave dry vacuum should be placed in an easily accessible location equipped with adequate ventilation. Your equipment may be noisy, so take into consideration location and sound dampening precautions.
Why should I use a dry vacuum system over a wet vacuum system?
A dry vacuum system does not require any water to create suction. Mojave dry vacuums also use a Variable Frequency Driven (VFD) motor that speeds up and slows down based on demand, saving energy. This reduces your utility bills by reducing your practices water and energy usage significantly. Mojave dry vacuums are the most energy efficient way to provide suction for your practice.
