Does this draw in from the front and clean air out the top? If not, how does it cycle the air?
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Just so you know, You can also use a small fan in the room to help circulate the air. Use one of those fans that move from side to side, and direct the blow of the fan toward the air purifier. I move my fan around the room often just so I can circulate as much air as possible all around. Also, move your purifier around the room and do not just leave it in one spot for months at a time. Hope this helps.
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The AC5000 unit is designed so that the air blows from just the one side of the front of the grate as this allows the air to be circulated symmetrically around the room. This helps to push the air around and circulate it to the back of the unit to be continuously cleaned.
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Hi KatieeB, I pulls air from the back and through the filter, so it needs to sit out a 12"-18" for walls and furniture. It then blows out the air from the front. I have cats and I love this air cleaner, although I have only had it about 3-4 months. I always run it on the 2nd setting, not terribly loud, but it can easily be heard. If you run it on the lowest setting it is almost silent. I hope this helps, Shirley.
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The air intake is the "oval" area on the front of the machine. The filter is right behind the oval area. The "clean" air comes from the left side. Don't hesitate to buy this as you will be quite satisfied with it.
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It is just an electric fan, like electric fans that have been in use for several decades. It circulates air by sucking it in the back and blowing it out the front. The thing I find appealing about this particular design is that it puts out more air flow than fans twice its size. This makes it easy to position it where it has the best effect. I have three and I'm thinking about buying a forth one. I also have one of the small ones that you can put right next to you on your desk or nightstand. I use fans a lot. I am a long-term conservationist and I avoid using the air conditioner unless the temperature gets above 95F because they use up a tremendous amount of electricity. It is just an electric fan, like electric fans that have been in use for several decades. It circulates air by sucking it in the back and blowing it out the front. The thing I find appealing about this particular design is that it puts out more air flow than fans twice its size. This makes it easy to position it where it has the best effect. I have three and I'm thinking about buying a forth one. I also have one of the small ones that you can put right next to you on your desk or nightstand. I use fans a lot. I am a long-term conservationist and I avoid using the air conditioner unless the... » Read More It is just an electric fan, like electric fans that have been in use for several decades. It circulates air by sucking it in the back and blowing it out the front. The thing I find appealing about this particular design is that it puts out more air flow than fans twice its size. This makes it easy to position it where it has the best effect. I have three and I'm thinking about buying a forth one. I also have one of the small ones that you can put right next to you on your desk or nightstand. I use fans a lot. I am a long-term conservationist and I avoid using the air conditioner unless the temperature gets above 95F because they use up a tremendous amount of electricity. « Show Less
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Well the air exaust port is on the top of the canister and is filtered so it pretty much expells air in a straight colum of air. You really have to be over the vacuum to feel the exaust.
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No it does not. The air flow is flowing through the gaps in the front of the panel
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Once you install this fan in the basement, unless you have a window open in the basement, it will draw air from upstairs, under the door. You will not believe how well it draws.
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To me, it merely moves air, which is what I want it to do. It has three speeds and oscillates. It is extremely quiet and serves our purpose perfectly. Whether it purifies that air at all, I have no clue. Can't tell the difference.
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Blow air in from the from then exhaust to the back and blow air in from top then out the side.
1352723
I'm not sure how to answer that except that it uses heat (there is a heat element located at the top) and a fan (air) - which circulates the heat.
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There is an exhaust port. And the air that comes out is hot. But I don't believe dust or debris can escape, since it has a filter there. I've never noticed any dust or debris coming from there.
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There is an in-take vent on the top that brings in the air & the blower is behind the glass front (that sends the air down) on the bottom. You can review the manual for this unit at Electric Fireplaces Direct website that has the information you require.Carlos
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I just bought this unit and set it up. My recommendation is not to purchase this one but one that has venting out the front bottom. This unit is meant to have open free standing in a room. Under counter types vent air from front back out where ever but not pulling air from back and vent to the back like this one does. Hope this helps.
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The air enters the front around the oval plate. It exits on the left through a plastic grill. There is quite a breeze on high, but it is barely detectable on low. We have three on 24/7, one for a couple of years.
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From my experience you should only have air coming from the nozzle itself. The bottom part is the air intake and shouldn't have air blowing out of it. It sucks the air from the bottom though the filter, directly out of the nozzle
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I would have to say from the top down. When I took out the old one, all of the dirt and debris was on the top of the old filter. That indicates to me that the dirty air comes in from the top and the clean air flows out from the bottom.Hope that helps..
1022321
Air enters from the front and out the top. We don't position ours close to a wall but for no significant reason
1599709
fan blows outward through front, drawing air in from back across parts inside. whether air is blown in or drawn in - should be same amount of air cooling.