Guardair N301DCNED Air-powered Wet Dry Vacuum 10 Hp 30 Gal

Product Description

The GUARDAIR N301DCNED is an air-powered wet/dry industrial vacuum built around a 30-gallon steel tank rated at 10 HP. It runs entirely on compressed air, making it well suited for environments where electric motors are a spark or code hazard — paint booths, solvent areas, grain handling facilities, and other classified or damp locations. The steel tank construction handles both dry debris pickup and liquid recovery in a single unit. HVAC technicians, industrial maintenance crews, pipefitters, and facility mechanics are the typical installers and operators of this class of equipment.

This vacuum is designed for heavy-duty industrial and commercial applications where pneumatic power is the preferred or required energy source. Its 30-gallon capacity reduces the frequency of emptying during extended cleanups of metal shavings, construction debris, coolant, or process liquids. At 39 inches in length and 23 inches in width and height, the unit is sized for shop floor and equipment room use. It operates without an electrical connection, drawing power solely from a facility compressed-air supply.

Key Features

• Air-powered operation — no electrical connection required, suitable for hazardous or wet environments
• 10 HP pneumatic motor delivers high suction capacity for industrial debris and liquid recovery
• 30-gallon steel tank handles both dry particulate and liquid waste in a single unit
• Dual-mode wet and dry pickup reduces the need for separate vacuum equipment
• Steel tank construction resists puncture and chemical exposure common in trade environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style air-powered wet/dry vacuum for industrial and commercial facility maintenance applications requiring pneumatic operation.

Installation Notes

Connection to a facility compressed-air supply line is required — verify the supply pressure and flow rate meet the manufacturer specifications before connecting. Shut off and bleed the air supply line before attaching or removing the vacuum hose inlet. A licensed industrial mechanic or qualified maintenance technician should confirm the installation meets applicable OSHA and local facility safety codes. Do not use this unit to recover flammable liquids unless the installation environment and vacuum configuration are verified as appropriate for that service.