The central vacuum cleaner systems market has garnered $368.7 million revenue, and it is projected to rise at 11.1% rate from 2021 to 2030, to generate $948.9 million revenue in 2030. 

The major factors that fuel the industry's growth are the rising implementation of green cleaning technologies, increasing efforts toward maintaining hygiene in commercial places, and rising demand for indoor-air cleaners. 

In addition, the worldwide stringent environmental government regulations with advancements in vacuum systems are projected to fuel industry growth. 

Moreover, end users largely prefer systems with bags, and the demand for such systems is projected to rise at a substantial rate in the near future, as they are hygienic, easy to clean, and require less maintenance. 

The ground-mounted systems capture more than 60% of the industry share and it is projected to experience the substantial growth in the near future. It is ascribed to high adoption of centrl vacuum cleaniers in non-residential spaces including commercial building and hospitals. They systems come with higher suction power. 

The wall-mounted systems are projected to experience the rapid adoption in the near future, ascribed to higher usage in the small spaces and households with a capacity of up to 6,000 square feet. 

The majority of wall-mounted systems come with the capacity of 3,000 to 6,000 feet. It includes Canavac, BEAM, Trovac, and Drainvac. 

Under the end-user category, the non-residential category holds a larger industry share, of 70% in 2021 in the central vacuum cleaner systems market, and it is projected to experience the faster growth in the coming future, ascribed to rising number of commercial facilities. 

Numerous sectors such as hospitality, commercial, healthcare, industrial with large commercial spaces widely adopt central vacuum cleaner systems. 

Furthermore, several models of such systems are developed to keep them explosion resistant to ensure their safe usage in the chemical companies, that involves the production of flammable particles in its manufacturing. These systems are cost-effecteve and and ensure high safety of workers. 

Geographically, the European based industry has captured around 40% industry revenue, and it is projected to experience high commercial and residential construction, massive business investments, and rising infrastructure expenditure. 

The rising awareness on the cleanliness to maintain good health among people fuel the region-based central vacuum cleaner systems industry. 

Moreover, the industry based in Spain is expected to experience the fastest growth in the coming years, ascribed to the presence of the stringent hygiene standards in the country. 

The major companies operating in the industry include, Drainvac International, Busch Vacuum Solutions, Americal Vacuum Company, AirVac Luft & Vacuumteknik AB, Nuera Air, and Quirepace Limited. 

Source: P&S Intelligence