So does the fan system hook onto the charcoal filter? Or does it attach directly to the box?
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The fan box is installed inside the litter box and vents through a port through the back of the litter box where the charcoal filter is attached
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I just put it behind the receiver . It works fine because my cabinet has metal grill door so air circulates well with this fan. Very quite fan and keeps receiver cool to touch
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The plastic "filter" on the unit pops off, and there is a round fitting on the pump where you can attach a connector to a separate filter unit. That's how I set mine up.
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Yes, intake filters in front of unit, exhaust from the top of the unit, cord comes out back but base will fit against the baseboard.
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It's a decent fan and filter combination. I use it as a air scrubber. The fan is strong. I bought a speed adjuster to control it. You can use it a few ways. It's a high quality product for sure. Plus it was so cheap. I've used it for a long time. I will occasionally change the charcoal. Otherwise , long life span.Good luck with your purchase... Kaptain Kindbud
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I do not believe so. There is an air dampener on the back, but there is no place for a charcoal filter.
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Just sits on the top, works like a aquarium filter in the sense that it keeps the smell in the charcoal. I do not vent it.
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It comes with directions that tell you how to install it. There is an "air flow arrow" on the sides of the filter and it tells which way to install it.
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Yes you can remove the screws and it gives you access to the activated carbon....obviously nobody is going to recommend doing it yourself because it is practically impossible to self fill and get all of the air spots out of in between the charcoal thus making it much less efficient than just dishing out the money to buy a new one. This filter has been on 24/7 in a stinky room of mine and has been going strong 3 months now. I am going to reverse the airflow by changing the flange to other side very soon though, but it is still scrubbing bad smells fine.
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I have not been able to figure out where the filters go on my unit (don't remember model #.) I haven't used them. Sorry no help on your question.
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If your looking to use these filters outside of a furnace I recommend buy a square box fan buying a square filter the same size as your box fan attaching it to the back of said box fan. This is a fairly cheap way to get a large air filterer.
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It attaches to the frame of the FANTASTIC FAN. My 5th wheel trailer also has slight curve to it. Just follow the installation instructions.
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I have it working with a 3M filter system and it attached with no issues. Can't say for "all" systems but it seems like it will attach to any standard system you choose.
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Yes it should fit both. The fan is a USB fan, just plug it in and attach the hooks on the fan to your ventilation port on the back of the system.
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YES, it comes with a mounting bracket that bolts to the fan with a couple of screws and then holes to mount it to what ever you want. The filter from what I have been told by others, will filter either way. Either in or out it really does not matter. The inside does not have anything like the sock outside though. You could be creative, but don't do anything that will slow or hamper the flow of air in either direction
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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.
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The black (carbon) face is supposed to face forward to the front of the unit. There is a notch in the filter that lines up with a notch in the filter base. The filter really won't really fit right if you put it in backward. NOW! my True Air machine plugs plugs directly into the wall socket - so we may be talking apples and oranges. Had my wall mount unit for 6 years, but I don't know if it is the same unit that you have?