Stop carrying
the laundry.
LaundryJet uses powered airflow to move clothes, sheets and towels from ports throughout the home directly to the laundry room.
The shortest route to the laundry room is inside the house.
This is not a traditional chute.
Open the nearest port, feed in the laundry and LaundryJet transports it through dedicated pipework to the laundry room.
Because airflow does the moving, the system can work across floors and across a single-story home.
Some products should not be explained with a diagram.
Open the port. Send the laundry. Watch where it goes.
AIR-POWERED LAUNDRYJET DEMONSTRATIONOpen. Feed. Move. Arrive.
The homeowner interaction is deliberately simple. The complicated part is the infrastructure behind it.
Ports can be positioned in bedrooms, closets, bathrooms or other useful locations.
Clothing, bed sheets and damp towels can move through the system.
The port activates the system and the concealed transport line carries the load.
Close the port and the system shuts down again.
The house no longer has to cooperate with gravity.
This is the actual LaundryJet benefit set rather than an invented schematic.
Laundry arrives where laundry happens.
No basket staged at the top of the stairs. No pile waiting in the hall. No repeated trip from bedroom to laundry room.
Give us the house. We can solve the route.
Pick the answers that are closest. This creates a simple project brief for your conversation with CentVac.
The installation starts with access.
New construction gives us the cleanest possible path. Existing homes may offer attic, closet and other useful concealed routes.
Put LaundryJet in the conversation before drywall.
Port locations, equipment placement, transport routes and cabinetry are easiest to coordinate while the structure is still open.
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A finished house is not automatically out of the running.
LaundryJet describes retrofit installations using accessible attic space, closets and suitable wall areas to create the transport route.
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The equipment follows the house.
CentVac's current LaundryJet page lists five models: Express, Swift, Swift Max, Plus and Plus Max.
Start with the installation.
System selection should follow port count, transport layout and how the home will use LaundryJet.
Designed to disappear into the laundry room.
Plus and Plus Max are intended for custom laundry-room applications and can be integrated inside cabinetry.
The wall control can be nearly invisible.
The iSense port uses close-proximity sensing for automatic opening and closing.
A quick three-wave gesture past the sensor opens the port and activates the system.
LaundryJet can send them back.
An optional Return Unit can transport clean, dry clothing from the laundry room back to a selected room.
Questions worth answering first.
The useful questions are about layout, ports, noise, children, retrofit access and everyday use.
01 Can LaundryJet go into an existing home?
Yes. LaundryJet describes retrofit routing through accessible attic space, closets and suitable existing wall areas.
See installation options →02 Does the laundry room have to be downstairs?
No. LaundryJet uses powered airflow and is not reliant solely on gravity, so it can serve both multi-level and single-level homes.
03 How many ports can we have?
CentVac's current LaundryJet information lists Swift with up to four ports and Plus with up to eight.
See the product family →04 What if a child puts a toy into the port?
Port height can be selected to limit access for small children. LaundryJet also describes a hard turn at the inlet that helps prevent dense objects with too little surface area from traveling into the system.
05 Is the system noisy?
The main unit produces airflow noise while operating. CentVac's current page lists approximately 77 dB at the wall-mounted unit while describing the sound at bedroom ports as much gentler.
06 Can damp towels and sheets go through?
Yes. LaundryJet specifically includes dirty clothes, bedding and damp towels among normal use cases.
07 Can clean laundry go back upstairs?
Yes. The optional Return Unit can send clean, dry laundry to a selected room.
08 When should CentVac get involved in a new build?
Early. Port locations, routing, equipment placement and cabinetry are all easier to coordinate before walls and finishes close the structure.
Builder resources →Still wondering what it feels like?
Go back to the part that actually shows the product working.
▶Put it on the plans while the plans can still change.
LaundryJet touches framing, routing, equipment location and cabinetry. Early coordination gives everyone more options.