Can I use this for my window air conditioner? It freaking stinks.
996971
Yes you can, I go outside and stick it trough the metal fins (vent) on the side of the housing and drop a table into the water reservoir that cools the condenser. Works great.
996972
dont think so.sounds like the filter needs cleaning,,,this is for the pipes going into a installed central unit.
996973
If your air conditioner has a drain pan under the coil leading to a drain hole or hose and the hole or hose is plugged then these might help (this will cause mold and odor). If you live in a humid climate the coils will gather condensation and dirt which can also cause odor. There used to be a coil cleaning foam available on Amazon which works well if you can get to the coils to spray it.
1906204
Actually yeah, I think so. I purchased this AC to replace a similar unit by a different manufacturer, I was able to use the existing window vent from the old failed unit. I think the big plastic bendy tube vents are standardized to some degree. The plastic piece that clamps or threads onto the tube and attaches to the port in the back is a separate piece from the hose and window mount.
1080248
I really don't know. You might try giving Air Vent customer service a call.
1158326
I cannot see why not, unless there is plastic in the filter, as I believe oils deteriorate plastic. I prefer to use a diffuser, which Has been tested and came up a winner. The bottle attaches directly to the diffuser, and allows me to set the amount to diffuse, the length of time on and off. We had baseboard heating and window wall mounted air conditioners so couldn't do that. Now that I have a new home with central heat and air I may research doing that with Thieves and/or Purification oils. I probably can place the diffuser near the cold air return vent and circulate through the whole house.
2188418
What are you exactly trying to do? I don't understand your question. I use this system to filter out bad smells and keep the heat temperature low. It worked great for a 6foot by 8foot room.
1831385
I'm not sure, but my guess is yes. I use it for the chicken coop and it helps eliminate the odor as well as absorbing moisture.
1812827
Could possibly work but filters reduce flow by almost 50% so a 50cfm fan may only be 25cfm with filter attached. You want an inline or squirrel cage type fan, not a square axial fan or duct booster. The best way is to double the cfms required and get a matching fan/filter, if you need 250cfm, get a fan/filter rated for 500cfms. Never get a fan with much higher cfms then what the filter is rated for or it wont reduce odor
566844
I guess you did not read my review of the "Fresh Air" device. It is worthless and potentially harmful junk. If you want and/or need a reliable and safe air cleaning device then you ought to consult the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (aham.org) for a list of verified and certified air cleaning devices that actually work. As for your "Fresh Air" device, perhaps you might be able to sell it for a few bucks for its scrap metal value, or else use it as door stop. Sorry to hear that you got stuck with one.
76735
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.
947359
No. The window needs to open a bit for the flow of air to go through the AC
1269035
I use it as an air purifier. I truly do not think this will help a hot room. It has lasted a long time and is pretty good as a purifier in my hall. I only used it one time as a cold air unit. To me it was a nuisance, and it would have to be right in front of you. I have an additional window a/c unit for my bedroom that works well. You can get those pretty reasonable. I honestly do not think this particular item is your answer.
1881174
I would say no because the air conditioning unit is made to sit partially outside, to blow out the warm air outside. If it was sitting on a shelf then it would be blowing cold air from one side and warm air from the other side, working against itself.
1380641
I do not see why not. The sun room would get really hot though. If you have a window I would leave it cracked a little, just in case. The owners manual is on line. I would check to see if the exhaust is something other than hot air and water. When I am outside I do not smell anything. It is almost like exhaust from a dryer. Hot moist air.
2143697
It absolutely will. All you have to do is turn it vertically instead of the exhaust resting on the window sill. The exhaust kit is very adaptable and very intuitive to use. In addition our unit I still running beautifully. It is in use every day in Florida in an upstairs master with a ton of glass overlooking the 10th green with afternoon sun. In twenty minutes it gets the room down to 65 degrees if I want it to. I love this air conditioner.
1937124
I'm not sure. The reason it is not as good as an air conditioner is because it does not dehumidify. A would be better.
679555
No, that's why I bought it and it wasn't the right kind! It's more for a large ac unit!
699233
It's a horrible idea to use this fan to get air into a room to be honest. This is simply a computer fan, and the dust and dirt it will pull it from outside will ruin itself. Its also just 120mm, perfect in a computer situation but not for a house... Yes, in theory your configuration would work though.