Super Vac - 3 Motor - Vault Ready - Lighted Dome - ADA Height

Please call J. E. Adams Industries at 800.553.8861 for options and to purchase.

This unit comes standard with the following features (unless noted) and identifies replacement products:

• (3) 1.6 HP, 120 volt motors (Replacement Item #8055EM)
  • Requires 30 AMP service
  • 220V model available (Model # 9213LD-VR-ADA22)
• 3 Motors with 2" hose = 210 CFM / 415.4 Air Watts
• 3 Motors with 1 1/2" hose = 165.9 CFM / 662.3 Air Watts
• Double service doors offer easy access to clean out area and 4 filter bag system (Replacement Item #8076)
• Imonex coin acceptor takes quarters (Replacement Item #8149)
• Faceplate secured with pin lock system (Replacement Item #8638)
• 120 volt accumulating timer standard (Replacement Item #8712I4-120)
• Hose: Black, 2” x 15’, swivel cuff and nozzle included (25’ and 50’ also available in 1 1/2” or 2” for additional charge)
• Hose available in red, blue, yellow, green at no additional charge
• Standard dome is white (natural), also available in red, blue, green and yellow
• Optional accessories available at an additional charge: Colored Decals (yellow, blue, purple), Timers, Coin Acceptors, Cycle Counters, Coin Counters, Motors, Vinyl Clean-out Bag, Rubber Clean-out Container and Security Features 

NOTE: As of 3-10-16 the vault cover height has changed to a standard height of 7" to help accommodate ADA compliance requests.

VAULT READY DESCRIPTION:  There are two primary ways to store coins in a self-serve environment; either inside the equipment in a coin box or in a vault that is installed beneath the meter to collect coins. Vaults can hold anywhere from $700 in quarters for the 10-inch model up to $1600 for the 18-inch (10”, 14”, and 18” vaults available for sale). Since most vaults are cemented or bricked in on all sides they are very difficult for thieves to break into. JE Adams provides the 2” threaded nipple and vault tube cover for most units and customers are required to supply concrete bases and tubing to direct money to the vault. Units can be lowered to meet ADA requirements.