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Category: Duct Cleaning
Back of the H1 & H2 Duct Truck
The H1/H2 Duct Trucks have a safety ladder to get on the roof for the full length ladder rack on the top. On the top we have a safety cat walk with grip to prevent falls. The ladder rung isn’t just a 1×1 bar, it has the safety grip, it is made of steel and…
Fuel Tank on the H1 & H2 Duct Truck
Behind the engine bay, we’ve got an independent fuel tank that runs separate from the truck. We used to run both engines off the main fuel tank but changed it to its own independent fuel tank in the back. The fuel tank holds 80 Liters of gas and the reason we made it this size…
Opening the Bag Doors on the H1 and H2 Duct Truck
One of the best features of the new H1 and H2 Duct Truck, is that you no longer have to get on the roof to open and close your bag doors. We looked at using fancy lifting actuation mechanisms, motors and tracks to make things slide back and forth etc. But each design seemed to…
Clean Out Bin on the H1/H2 Duct Truck
The middle compartment is your engine bay with your easy clean out dirt bin. We got rid of the old traditional style dirt bins that you see in the old conventional style duct trucks for a couple of reasons. The first thing is they rust, you’ve got all that dirt sitting in a bin and…
The Storage Bay on the H1 and H2 Duct Truck
Here at Hypervac Technologies, we know how important storage is to air duct cleaning companies. You can see a slide out cargo bed below, which is kind of a luxury item, we don’t normally make it on a lot of trucks. It can slide out so that you don’t have to get into your truck…
Comparing the H1 and H2 Duct Truck – Professional Air Duct Cleaning Equipment
An H1 Duct Truck is built specifically for the heavier chassis- the truck chassis. It’s 6 inches wider than an H2 and it’s built to go on the 1 ton dually such as the GM, the Ford, the Chevy, the Mitsubishi, the Hino, the Cab overs, and it’s basically your big heavy duty set up.…