Arrived on timeCould have a few more 90° for my vac pans, and less 45°If things go as planned I will be ordering again.Probably order a larger version....I cut out access holes to eliminate crawling through the attic. Vaulted ceilings have limited space.Taped the low voltage wire to the end and pushed the pipe gluing sections as I went..

Great communication and integrity. Product works and came on time. Would recommend

Good to have just about everything you need in one place. We installed 40 feet of pipe and two outlets: one in the living room and one in the garage. This was not new construction. The installation was in a downstairs condo, with no access to an attic. The ceiling covers an access area for plumbing pipes and heating and AC ducts and insulation. We went through the ceilings when we could, used a closet, and built a soffit where necessary and, in the garage, just put it on the outside of the wall.There are three outlets included in the box, so we didn't need one of them. However, we were two 90 degree elbows short of what was needed. For one, we made "do". The other one was wanted to direct the outflow pipe towards the floor rather than the wall. We will have to get that last one from Home Depot. If you use the whole 80 feet of pipe included, you will be woefully short of connectors and pipe straps. Luckily, I had ordered extra pipe straps, so that wasn't a problem.The outlets were a little tricky to install. In the living room, it went through the wall in a closet. In the garage, we installed it on the wall on a 2X4. Although the description indicates that the outlets are only low voltage, they can be wired for high voltage. Not knowing this, I ordered 120 wired separately, then had to return them. The outlets can be used for both. One thing not made clear in the instructions is how to use the outlet so it can be used with the electric plugs at the top and with the door opening down. I wanted the door to open down so I could see where I was plugging in the tines for the electricity. If the door opens up, they are obscured by the door and the hose. There is no weight on the door when the hose I use is inserted, so no worry there. The hose is a little difficult to remove when fully inserted, but there is a slight "click" when the low voltage is engaged, so the hose doesn't have to be inserted past that point.If the outlet is simply turned upside down, because of the way the pipe is connected and the depth of the outlet, it couldn't be installed in the wall. We installed it in a closet with the pipe running up the outside of the wall. We hardwired the first one to an electrical outlet in the closet, so we wouldn't need to use a pigtail (no outlet is available close by).It was when we were closely examining the second outlet for installation in the garage, that we discovered that the face plate could be removed and reversed if holes were drilled or punched to allow access to the electrical wires. Additionally, since we didn't need this outlet to be electrified, we simply cut the wires, reversed the faceplate and installed it on a 2x4 to allow for the 90 degree turn up the wall. This would also have allowed the outlet to be installed inside the wall, had we wished to do that.There is plenty of low voltage wire for 40 feet of pipe, plus the extra we used for the garage outlet. I can't give you a guess how much you would need for a third outlet or another 40 feet of pipe. Having the glue included is helpful.If there had been more large 90 degree elbows and vac pipe straps, and better directions for installing the outlets, this kit would have gotten another star, but those of you who need the additional outlets and pipe, would still be unhappy with it.

Love the system. Great suction and easy to service, i.e. dumping waste from vacuum.

A perfect kit that worked great for adding another vacuum outlet!