Is this filter for central air systems to be put in vent in ceiling?
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This filter is to be put next to the central air conditioning system intake.
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The filter is a hepa filter that goes in the air return of a central air unit. I believe it could go in the ceiling vent or as in our case an air return in the main halway.
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Hello,Our Nordic Pure Filters can be placed inside the return grill for your system. I would check the amount of CFM's that your system is running at before going with a MERV 13 filter. But these filters will work with your central air system in the return grill.
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Hello, Our Nordic Pure Filters can be placed inside the return grill for your system. I would check the amount of CFM's that your system is running at before going with a MERV 13 filter. But these filters will work with your central air system in the return grill.
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Yes, the temperature sensor is up there somewhere, maybe above the ceiling, not sure. We use it in quite a small room, just to move the air about. For getting hot air right out of the house we have an Air King 9166 20 Inch 3560 CFM Whole House Window Fan with Storm Guard Housing in the window of the third floor hall. It works really well, pulling all the way through the house what starts as cool air from the first floor library and the second floor office's window a/c units; cost $134.00 from www.ventingdirect.com in May this year. In case you have more questions, my email is john@patsysales.com
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Yes. There are instructions on how to put in a vent. I did it and it's very easy.
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Based on my experience, no. I just moved to a house w central air and gave away my window unit. It worked wonderfully and the filter seemed to clean better than past filters I used. If you find your unit works harder with this filter, I doubt it's caused by the filter. Good luck!
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Yes a ceiling vent fan would be right for that installation the other is for venting to the outdoors!
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I didn't use it for a filter,I used it for a inline A.C.duct that wasn't blowing hard enough. Even then the fan was not strong enough to make a noticeable differance,will try larger fan.
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I installed mine as a bathroom exhaust vent. I'd advise to check with the retailer on that question.
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I think so. You open the hood, loosen the plastic shield and underneath is he filter entrance for the AC air. Open it up and look befor you but as it might be the wrong way around.
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Yes. This is for the air intake in my hallway which leads to / is conected to my central air unit /furnace . It is not actually part of the furnace unit itself which is on the other side of the wall. Hope that helps.
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I have used this filter for my central air conditioner without airflow problems, replacing it annually. I buy it because my service company's maintenance guys use this filter. This is the only filter I have used, so unfortunately, I have no comparison data with other filters.
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It seems that this vent extender is Not made to be used in the ceiling. It is made of a lightweight clear plastic!
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Yes. It needs to be able to vent in and out to function. The vent should come from outdoors to ensure no bad odors or gases come into the living spaces.
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No. Wynn filters has excellent and superior replacement filters. Once the filters are swapped, this unit works wonderfully according to my dylos air meter. Just place the unit 1/3 along the wall with exhaust facing the farther wall and the air cycles around the room quickly.
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This makes sense, you are wise to use a filter before installing the #1 canister. Also would you tell me how to vent the heater in one small room, I have windows but hate to open them, as the cold air comes in?
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Hi Lexa: Please read my review where this was answered. Yes, I have checked with many and they nearly ALL agree that these "secondary filters" should only be used as necessary on a limited basis. As I mentioned previously, I would suggest only using one or at most two of these to help supplement the existing whole house filter you already should have in your HVAC system. I am only using one of these filters in our kitchen which seems to accumulate more debris. Many HVAC contractors insist that these secondary filters are unnecessary and limit airflow making your fan motor work harder. This could result in decreased life expectancy for your system. My strong recommendation is to change your regular whole-house filter at 30-60 day intervals depending on your use. Hope this helps!
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I forgot to mention that a charcoal filter kit is required for recirculating vent. http://products.geappliances.com/MarketingObjectRetrieval/Dispatcher?RequestType=PDF&Name;=49-40641-3.pdf
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There are ceiling mesh vents that allow for air flow and ventilation. it might be a bit of a stretch to call these vents a true window though as their main function is to provide air flow when the rein fly is in place.