Injectidry Vac-It Clear Slim Panel, Single Large Port, with Vac-T

Regular price $314.25

SKU:IDSP-LPC-1

The Injectidry clear Vac-It panel is a slim floor and wall drying panel with a gasket and a single large port, supplied with a Vac-T connector. Because it is clear, you can see the surface under it while it dries.

Injectidry's Vac-It Panels: Easy as 1, 2, 3... Use to dry all sorts of wet materials, such as hardwoods, headers, and plaster walls.

Simplify the setup process and significantly reduce your labour costs. After extracting excess water, simply tape around the edges, hook up the tubes (or hoses to manifolds), then hoses to the Air In (negative pressure) port of your HP System, and turn the system on. For safer drying use the INTERCEPTOR HEPA System.

(Taping the edges is the only way to ensure a consistently good seal and minimise the trip hazard).

Important: Check the Panel Size

This listing has carried the heading "Injectidry 46in. x 30in. Clear Vac-It Panels with Gasket Single Large Port Inc VAC-T". Injectidry's price list and US distributors describe the clear panel (SP-LPC) as a Slim Panel, Large Port, Clear, 17 × 46 inch (about 430 × 1,170 mm), in polycarbonate with a gasket. The sizes do not agree, so we are confirming the size of current stock with Injectidry. If the footprint matters for your job, ask us before you order.

Why a Clear Panel?

Injectidry describes the clear panel as a slim design with a large port for more precise placement, and says you can see when the job is finished. On a timber floor you can watch the surface under the panel without lifting it and breaking the seal. It does not replace moisture readings — confirm dry with a moisture meter before you pull the panels.

How It Works

Vac-It panels run under negative pressure. The HP system draws air through the panel, which pulls moisture out of the flooring or wall surface beneath it. The seal is everything: any gap at the edge lets the system draw room air instead of drawing through the wet material.

  1. Extract standing water first. Injectidry's Vac-It panel instructions say to run an extractor on the area for 15–20 minutes before taping.
  2. Injectidry recommends running a water separator in the line for the first 24 hours after extraction, to stop liquid reaching the HP blower.
  3. Place the panel and tape all four edges. Injectidry recommends preservation tape — less sticky, but strong enough to hold, and it lets you lift an edge for moisture checks.
  4. Fit the Vac-T connector to the large port and connect it into the HP hose line to the Air In (negative) port of the HP system.
  5. Switch on and check the panel is holding down under suction.
  6. Monitor with a moisture meter and record readings.

On Category 2 or 3 losses, exhaust from the HP system should be filtered. The original description above recommends Injectidry's Interceptor HEPA system. The Interceptor is not currently available to order online — ask us about filtration before you start, and follow your scope and the relevant restoration standard.

Specifications

Brand Injectidry
Injectidry part number SP-LPC-1 (1 panel + 1 Vac-T); Injectidry also sells SP-LPC-5 (5 panels + 5 Vac-Ts)
Size 17 × 46 inch per Injectidry; previously listed by CCW as 46 × 30 inch — being confirmed
Material Clear polycarbonate, with gasket (Injectidry)
Port Single large port, Vac-T included
System Injectidry HP (negative pressure)
Pack Each
CCW SKU IDSP-LPC-1

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it work with a Direct-It kit?

No. Vac-It panels need the negative pressure of an HP system. Direct-It moves large volumes of air at low pressure and is not designed to pull through a sealed panel.

Do panels need to cover the whole wet area?

Not always. Injectidry's instructions say panels placed 2–3 ft (about 600–900 mm) apart will in most cases pull moisture from between them. They also recommend covering the full width of the wet area, because the flutes under the panel do not run across its width.

What tape should I use?

Injectidry recommends preservation tape. Test it on a hidden area of a finished floor first — some finishes lift with any tape.

How many panels can one HP system run?

Injectidry does not publish a panel count per system. It depends on the blower, the hose and tubing lengths and the other lines on the system. Ask us with your system model.

Can I replace a lost Vac-T?

Yes. CCW lists the Vac-T panel connector separately.

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Not sure which Vac-It panel suits the floor you are drying? Tell us the flooring type and area and we will help you choose before you order.