Can I use this as a vent filter for a central Heating system? Does it handle warm air?
1810939
You need the filters with the cardboard frame for central system. this filter will not work for central heating system
1178430
It is used as a bathroom vent for me but could be used as a dual speed depending on the switch you have. Works great. Check the switch output on each speed.
1453972
I have mine on the wall in a similar insulated oversize double garage/shop. I use it in conjunction with a ceiling dust filter to circulate the air. It was 32 or so yesterday and it warmed the shop to about 60+ in a couple of hours. I think good circulation helps since I have a 10 foot ceiling. My filter instructions for good circulation suggest installation on one side blowing to force the air around in a circle.
1563713
Yes it can... You just need to purchase the 2 carbon filters which attache to the side of the blower inside the unit. Search for "AKDY Range Hood Carbon Filter For Ventless/Ductless Option" and you will find them
1840948
I have a fairly powerful unit so I did not have a problem with the filter. It is pretty dense so it will reduce some of the airflow. But on the positive side, its easy to keep clean and reuse.
34703
yes you can, it moves about 250CFM about a much as a 6 or 7" air duct can handle, a bigger duct say 8 or9" will allow it to move a little more. Very quite. needs a switch or relay to control the cycle on and off. not for high heat.
201130
this filter heats up the air and burns up bacteria, pet dander, mold spores, mildew, staff and other biological contaminants in the air. it is a unique system and i am happy with mine. it also does not have a fan and relies on the difference in temperature to pull the air through it, so it probably filters slower than other filters.
2284308
Yes. I have this thermostat on both just a furnace and a furnace with central air. Works great.
1902415
This unit is for a whole house humidifier to add humidity to the air of the interior of the house. It is not for AC use .
1715619
I only use it as a direct vent (pvc vent) water heater. We have been very pleased with it.
727065
Yes. it can be set to vent outside. I replaced an older GE unit with this one and it fit right into the venting that existed.
1480874
I believe it can go either way. All this thing does, is take water and trickle it across a panel. I installed mine on above the furnace, basically. The air is hot that goes by the panel, picking up water and taking it up the ducts to the house. You put the vent valve on Winter setting. I installed a duct over to the return side of the house-duct system. What this does is provide a tiny bit of a breeze to blow the water vapor out into the heated duct side. You close this in the summer. Hope my disjointed answer helps.
1292418
The short answer is no. When the air conditioner is running, it needs to vent freely. This is for use in the winter when the air conditioner is off. Check out the mesh cover which you can use in the summer to keep out debris.
1355069
No it's designed for heaters or furnaces requiring external thermostats. the do make thermostats like you're after there a little pricey. But allows you to have an outlet that is controlled by the temp
846212
It could handle heating, but not a great way transport. It may leak a little around vent with straight liquid.
2192450
Well I would not because it takes in fresh air from the rear of the unit with a filter. So in my opinion the unit would over heat if you set it flush, because it could not get fresh air.you could probably get by with moving it a few feet away from wall so as not to restrict air flow.
1731293
Yes. You have to use the vent for the AC to cool the room. The exhaust temp is very hot.