Anyone try this on heating/cooling ducts?
298118
I don't think the brush is large enough to cover all the surface area of the duct
298119
I have not tried to use it for this purpose. I would suggest that it is useful for any hollow pipe of similar size. It would probably clean whatever it touched in a larger duct (perhaps the bottom of the duct) and it would probably "catch" large items like hair balls and lint balls, but it would seem that it is most effective in a duct that the brush fills.
298120
No I haven't, I don't think it would be large enough. I think it would depend on the type and size of the duct
737153
I really can't answer a car question but as for heating duct use it can withstand the high heat from the ducts. It really sticks well so you may want to give it a try.
653325
cur an x with a knife longer then the ductwork is thick. if u do it properly, minium debris is created. push the rod into the duct work via the x. a duct cutting knife works well.
315085
It makes no difference if you use an upper unit ducted or not. The uppers are the same. What changes is the lower.
2040747
Yes. Pretty interesting to use for heat distribution with a fan/ ceiling fans near a fireplace too.
1144363
I used it and it did work. Then another much more experianced HVAC Tech told me this particular model is one of the better ones. Good Luck.
550228
This wrap is a great insulator. As long as the heat is low enough so that the plastic inside does not burn, it should work fine. If you are wrapping duct work it will work great. It is not for exhaust vent piping, which even double-walled would still be too high a temperature.
1370733
No.It's designed to draw extra air into the room. This is not designed for return ducts.
824987
No. It moves a lot of air and it would be restrictive to go to a 4 inch duct.
1256028
Assuming the size of your ducts do not exceed the dimensions of the magnetic sheet, and also that your ducts are ferrous, or attractive to magnets, yes. This product will do the trick! I used these for that same purpose long ago and it deflected the airflow from the vent and lasted several years in that capacity. On larger ducts I imagine you could overlap the sheets but have never tried that. Check your vents with a kitchen magnet before ordering. Good luck.
2027999
I set mine up to draw fumes or hot air out of my garage. It fit perfectly into the opening of a roof vent. It is only max 400cfm so your volumetric flow is not high, but to move some fumes it works. I found paint spray vapor deposited on my fan blades so it does work somewhat ok. But it is not sealed, spark proof or waterproof so think about your application carefully & be sure you are not creating a hazard
550229
no it will not prevent the heat from the duct catching fire. it only insulates the duct from the cold and allows the heat in the ducts to stay hot longer. WHAT KIND OF HEAT IN YOUR DUCTS WOULD BE FLAMABLE?
1656846
I'm sorry but I decided to change my whole system to a ductless heat pump (best thing I've done to this house). I actually never used the thermostat, ended up in my good stuff junk pile. Wish I could help more.
193530
Highly unlikely unless the ducts have heavy dust build up . I recommend getting them cleaned every 2 to 3 years .
1030713
Depends, I used it for dryer duct sealing (inside and out) but that only gets so hot...i.e. this is not to be used on ovens as that temperature will be too hot for this tape. Check what your heat pump temps will be where you want to use this. This tape is rated for -10 to 180 degrees. So if your spot where you're using this doesn't exceed 180, this tape works awesome !
1893812
You can attach either soft or hard ducting to either side. (Inlet or outlet) I used a small self tapping Phillips screw for attachment. After I screwed into place I gently wrapped both sides with VAC ducting tape. Seems to work great, have that application in a couple different places.
1050805
You can do either - but the advantage of ducting/exhausting to the exterior is that the noise will be directed outdoors. Also, don't forget that you'll need to provide fresh air intake - again, this can come from indoors or outdoors - but if from the outdoors, you will need to add a compressor heater if the temperature of the intake drops below 40F. This option (the compressor heater) is available on our site as an option when building this cooling unit.