I'm recycling my air through a 440 cfm carbon filter through a 6" air duct, can I add this this ice box to the same fan & air duct ?
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yes you can! Just make sure no water condensation drips on the filter, that would be bad for the filter.We got em in stock at SunflowerSupplies.com631-651-8281
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Personally I would not as your unit will not get volume of air needed for normal operations and will probably burn up your blower motor. This filter filters better because it is way more dense than a standard furnace filter.
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Hello, I hope this will help answer your question: My research prior to purchasing the Ventech 4"x12" 210 CFM Carbon filter I was able to contact a Ven Tech distributor who explained that the '210' is the CFM Maximum rating of the filter and any flow greater than 210 would be reduced according to a graduated scale up to the point of an absolute CFM (that rep never said what that was) and at that point would make sense to purchase a larger filter or one with a higher rated CFM. The good news is, that any thing below 210 CFM would not be impeded. In my case I had purchased the VenTech IF4 4" Inline Duct Fan 190 CFM, and at 190 CFM according to the representative I would experience no reduction. Now if your research uncovers contrasting information, let me know. Cheers!
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Yes, however, you should keep the ice contained as to not damage the fan. I like to freeze water bottles.
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no....its a very strong squirrel cage fan....and they work great....you want it cold? put a tub of ice or dry ice in front of it and its like magic ! well made and better than any box or round fan you can buy...MOVES ALOT of AIR !
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Fish stores have activited carbon,in my area their about $4.99 each...you can make two carbon filters that go with a 250 CFM duct fan for about $20-$30...Ive done it and it worked for two grows and on my third now....google video...how to make a carbon filter ..
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You can, but you'll need a reducer from 4" to the 2 1/2". It won't reduce your cfm's.
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Google "redneck air conditioner". You take a styrofoam ice chest, cut a hole for the fan to blow air into the ice chest. Then use a piece of PVC or other tubing to direct the cold air towards you. It will make things more humid but it's apparently a decent option for cool air.
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I would ask a carpenter but I think not unless the opening is changed. I specifically bought this one to replace one of the same size opening and fan. Our carpenter asked if we could match the existing space. Hope this helps.
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The unit has a 6" duct opening, but I have an adapter/reducer to a 4" duct line.
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Probably not without some minor adjustment or filler in filter rack. Shouldn't be a big deal but I woudln't attempt it unless your are handy amount mechnaical equipment. Important thing is all the circulating air has to pass through the filter, not around it so filer has to be snug.
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I would ask the manufacturer because I couldn't get air flow to work on mine and had to send it back. Good Luck!
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I am not sure. I bought a Minka Aire fan as well. I would call their customer service department. They were very friendly and knowledgeable about what it worked with. It is a gorgeous peice!
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There are holes in the tent fir wires and 6" duct tubing that works great with a carbon filter. I'd suggest having the carbon filter outside of the tent sucking air out of the tent and through it.
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This filter is specifically for a central forced air furnace system. most window AC units I've seen are quite a bit smaller, and a different material.
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Depending on the configuration of lines under your sink, but I would say yes if the lines are in the same area. You may need a splitter and that will mean a trip to Home Depot for some additional parts and and advise from an associate. If your Frig. does not have a filter system you can buy in-line filter systems for your Icemaker that are not that expensive. Good luck
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This fan is for 6 inch duct, so would not directly hook up, but could be done. More pressing is the fact that a carbon filter adds a lot of resistance and these are more of a medium duty fan. You will get better success with a Fantech, Vortex or other high static centrifugal fan.