A purpose-built central vacuum system designed for motorhomes, campers, boats, and garages. The CV1500 installs out of sight -- under a dinette seat, in a sink cabinet, or in a storage bay -- and delivers whole-rig cleaning power through a single 7-ft hose that expands to 35 ft. HEPA filter bags capture 99.97% of particles 0.3 microns or larger, so allergens and fine road dust stay trapped instead of recirculating into your living space.
Unlike a portable shop vac or handheld unit, the CV1500 keeps the motor and dirt canister remote -- mounted where it's out of the way -- while you carry only the lightweight hose through the rig. At 501 air watts and 120 inches of water lift, it handles carpet, area rugs, upholstery, vinyl floors, tile, cockpit surfaces, and window treatments without dragging a heavy machine behind you.
HP Products engineered the CV1500 to run 26% stronger and 30% quieter than the previous generation. The 1-gallon dirt canister and HEPA bag system means less-frequent emptying and no cloud of dust when you do change the bag.
Delivers 120 inches of water lift -- enough to pull embedded grit from carpet and fine dust from upholstery in a single pass.
Three-pack of HEPA vacuum filter bags captures 99.97% of all dust, dirt, and pollen 0.3 microns or smaller. Ideal for allergy sufferers on the road.
At just 6.25" W x 7" D x 14.25" T and 14 lbs., the power unit fits under dinette seats, inside sink cabinets, and in most exterior storage bays.
The included 7-ft hose stretches to 35 ft, letting you reach every corner of a large motorhome or boat without relocating the power unit.
The CV1500 9880 ships with everything needed to clean every surface in your rig. No hunting for compatible attachments after the fact.
A full installation kit is packed with the power unit so you can complete the rough-in without a separate parts run.
The CV1500 was designed from the ground up for vehicles and vessels, not residential homes. The power unit's small footprint fits standard RV cabinetry and storage-bay floor space. The 120V AC input works with shore power or a generator -- the same circuit that runs your microwave or converter. It is not designed for 12V DC operation.