can this be used with ducted system?
150185
It can be used with a ducted system. There are limitations to how far it will push, but it has accommodations for top or rear exhaust on the body. My range is on an outside wall of the house so I used a rectangular vent kit to duct it outside. 4"x10" is the size I believe.
865590
Makes sense to me. As with any dryer vent, the shorter the duct, the straighter the run, the better the flow. Also, use straight duct and elbows. Better than flex duct.
840011
I know we used 4" duct on all the exhaust fans. Some of them were oval and some were round, so I'm not entirely sure about this one. However, it was close enough that we could use flex duct without an adapter.
506754
I would not try that. This is for reinforcement of aluminum tape used on A/C ductwork. Sorry, but I don't know what would work in your situation, but talk with someone at the hardware store. If they don't know, they could point you in the right direction.
577335
No it will not. You need a 4"-6" duct transition. You can get one from Home Depot or Lowe's. Make sure that the Carbon filter is in range for thw version you buy. If the fan is too fast, then it will not properly scrub. If the filter requires more CFM, then you could potentially burn out the fan. That would take months though.
1223816
It comes with flexible 6 in duct. You would need 8 in to 6 in duct reducer.
1573662
The duct is very flexible, but also very thin. I don't think it will take much abuse in the 'push it radially' department. But it will bend easily. I attached mine to a 90 degree elbow out the back of my dryer so it wouldn't crimp, bend, and close up. But if you are trying to attach it and move it laterally from the outlet (say left to right) I would say you'll be okay - as long as it's not too far, too quick. In other words, this is thin material we're talking about, not the heavier actual metal ducts you have have seen elsewhere. I worried about ti being so thin when I installed it, but it has held up just fine.
1547097
Just the 6" duct work to connect the humidifier to the HVAC system. The Aprilaire 600 installed on my return air side, so I ran the 6" duct work to the supply side. I was able to electrically connect the unit to my Carrier Infinity System painlessly.
442630
It's a perfect fit to slide inside 4" metal ducting. Tape it up and plug it in and you're set! Air flow. Good question!
1426199
Possibly, but I don't think the manufacturer intended it to be mounted that way. You'd need to contrive a way to keep it from falling out of the duct opening. As well, there usually is no electrical outlet nearby at the ceiling level. Better might be to get a different kind of unit, such as an In-line booster, with an air pressure switch to sense when the furnace fan comes on. Trickier to install, but more likely to do the job correctly.
1673678
No; you'll need to pick up the ducting and a roof/wall hole kit from the store, as well as anything needed to get electricity to it. Hard ducting is best, as it moves so much air, the turbulence created by flexible ducts could be noisy.
1319342
yes, there are reducers in the section of home depot or lowes that has duct work (hvac parts). the problem is, reducing the diameter of the duct defeats the purpose of using a larger fan. you may want to consult panasonic tech support to see if this will damage the fan (overheating the motor).
298120
No I haven't, I don't think it would be large enough. I think it would depend on the type and size of the duct
1848520
yes you can! but its better to use all superfreeze, but yes it will work, i have done it iam geting 57f out of my air ducts
1601812
Yes. The unit needs a hose to run to a duct or out a window to keep the humidity from persisting. I believe a 4 inch flexible duct will work fine.
2254796
I wish I could answer this. I have not had much luck with my duct control either.Would not recommend.Iam guessing there is airflow from furnace unit causing it to stay on . im looking for another solution
2239236
I would think so. I used this product on the ductwork in my basement; first sealing the joints with aluminum tape, then the spiral wrap held in place with the same tape. (In some runs it was tricky to get the material in place, but that may just be my situation). I also purchased a 6" wide wrap for the elbows. It has made a difference in the amount of cooling/heat that escapes from my ducts.