Flexible vacuum drainage for shopping centres Three VACsystems® = One concept for modern retail spaces
Shopping centres thrive on flexibility: pop-up stores, changing tenants and catering concepts require an infrastructure that can be adapted quickly and without major alterations. Traditional drainage systems with gradients and rigid downpipes often stand in the way of this. The three VACsystems® for sanitary, grease and condensate wastewater from refrigeration units create a consistent, modular drainage concept - hygienic, low-maintenance and future-proof.
Your challenges in centre operations:
- Rigid routing limits shop design and tenant choice
- High costs for conversions - construction noise, dirt and operating restrictions
- Decentralised grease separators - expensive, space-intensive, high-maintenance
- Complex technical handovers for tenant changes
Your solution: Three VACsystems® - for maximum flexibility
VACsystem® for sanitary wastewater
Toilets, washbasins, floor drains
- Vacuum toilets with minimal water consumption
- Washbasins without siphon - hygienic & safe
- Flexible WC positioning - even in shops or public areas
- With built-in odour extraction
VACsystem® for kitchen & grease wastewater
Sinks, deep fryers, dishwashers, coffee machines
- Free placement of catering fixtures
- A central grease separator - freely positionable
- No floor penetrations or floor drains required
- No floor penetrations or floor drains required
VACsystem® for condensate
Refrigeration and freezer cabinets, air conditioning units
- Lean cable routing thanks to vacuum technology
- Even over longer distances without risk of clogging
- No standing liquid → no germ formation
- Particularly suitable for conversions during operation
Your advantages as an operator or owner
- Maximum flexibility for tenant fit-out & shop concepts
- Centralised maintenance & monitoring instead of many individual solutions
- Quick conversions without interfering with the supporting structure or floor
- Highest hygiene standards - even in little-used areas
- Sustainable building technology - conserving water and resources
