xcould this hose be screwed into the existing exhaust hose I have on my portable air conditioner
740272
That would be impossible to answer without knowing the inside diameter of the hose on your portable air conditioner.
672526
the connectors in the kit won't do it. You would need the 3/8" male quick connect fitting. But I'm not sure I'd trust just any old connector. Normally they are made for compressed air, and you would have to find ones made for LP gas use. Be careful, with that many connections, you'd be asking for leaks. If you do it, put a shut off at the source so you can shut the whole hose down.
1727767
It is 5" in diameter and fits on an Everstar 9500 btu portable air conditioner. Measure the area where the exhaust hose hooks up.
26168
I don't think the threaded hose attachment Will fit your model if it does u should be Able to use it!
1734027
Yes it is. It will accept a standard hose. The inlets are also threaded with female NPT
2240957
I'm really not sure, I've had the central vac (Vacuflo) system for years. Not sure if this attachment will fit that hose. Sorry; good luck.
108575
Yes. It should come with an adaptor that changes the threading on the attached air hose.
1868666
I removed the bottom fitting and threaded a 1/4 npt male quick release air hose fitting into it. Works great
966616
Depending on the air hose - if female end(s) you would need a male 3/8 MPT x 1/4 bushing; or for a hose with male ends - a coupling then the same bushing - once you have one end of the hose bushed down to 1/4" FPT you can install a standard male 1/4" quick connect fitting to plug into the female quick connect fitting on the unit.
2281441
No it isn't. The dual hose models are the largest, most powerful ones, typically 12K-14K BTU. I converted my Koldfront to a dual hose setup. The air intake port on the back is round and has a bayonet mount that is about the same size as the hose connector used on the exhaust side. To make the conversion you will need a second hose with both end connectors (the same three parts that came with the unit) and a 5" drill to cut a second hole in the plastic plate that fits in the window. It took a bit of web shopping to find inexpensive replacement hose and connectors. I found them under different brand names so they are fairly standard parts. You can insert the hose connector into the bayonet mount and although it won't latch into place, as long as there is no movement of the unit, it will stay put. I agree with the other person's suggestion of a window unit if you are unable to convert to dual hose. A 6K window unit cools just as well and won't suck out your house air.
737651
I think it depends on the AC unit. When I installed this in my RV AC, I hooked it onto the existing.
824016
Should be included in package. The long hose slides onto back of unit and the exhaust snaps into white plastic window attachment. If you do not have the hose or window attachment, it time for a return. Good luck.
1333790
You will most likely have to buy an adapter to get it to fit depending on the hose aize you have. They sell those adapters at lowes or home depot
1713477
You definitely need the exhaust hose. The air conditioner is a heat pump and you need to pump the hot air outside. Try it and, once it's running, put your hand at the exhaust port. You'll see why you need the hose. It's a really good unit.
2040545
yes, but you may need to purchase an adapter. Mine was an old system, but an inexpensive adapter solved the problem. Excellent hose.
1346710
The hose attaches very easily to the exhaust vent of my Amana portable AC that sits on the floor. The hose that comes with the A/C was not long enough to reach the window that was about 6 feet off the ground so I bought a longer one on Amazon. The plate (outside vent) that came with the A/C that attaches to the window to connect to the exhaust hose was not the correct size for my window. A handyman custom made a plate that snaps into the window since the window was an odd shape.
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The hot air exhaust of the Hair portable air conditioners comes out of the rear into a tube type outlet. This outlet looks similar to a clothes dryer hose. The air conditioner actually sits on the floor with wheels underneath it. I got a piece of Plexiglas from Home Depot and cut a hole in it to fit the hose mount. I had to order the hole saw from the Internet and I believe it was a 5 inch hole saw.Download the manual to take a good look at the installation instructions.Good luck.RK