What is the largest diameter of the claw, open and closed?I need to get into a 4" air vent. Or is there something better to use?
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You will have to partially close the claw, but you should have success with you're attempt. I can't think of anything better. I hope this helped.
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It will fit, because when closed 3.5" so if open a little should be no problem. Cannot think of a better tool.
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Hi danejr, I believe this Airbrush has a 1/4" hose. If not you should be able to find an adapter at your local hardware store.
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Inside measurement of my shutoff tool is 13/16 '' at the tip of the opening.
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2.25 " ID from bottom flange to two prong flange. Turning the screw closes this opening. Crank it down and them give area (not the tool or joint itself) a whack with hammer to get it to release.
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It's a proprietary air hose so you should contact John at IQ to see if he can do something longer. The hose might be a foot or so?
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The opening of the clip/claw is about 1 1/2 inches wide. Just depends on the width of what you want it on if it will work or not. Hope that helps.
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I ordered this as a replacement for the original fan that wore out. My recommendation is to take a good look at your current fan. If the screws line up the same, it should work. I have a 4" fan housing and it fit great with one exception- I had to remove the flaps on the inside of the vent to make it fit. Overall I'm very happy with the results. The fan is much better than the original. I hope this helps! PJ
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The opening in 4 inches in diameter. You will have to be the judge on this issue.
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The diameter is about 5 to 5.5 inches. You can always call the company to see about a smaller tube, and you can try to get an adaptor and a smaller tube at your local hardware store. Note, though, that the tube fits into a bracket which you mount in your window (or other exhaust area). You'll also be forcing hot air to exhaust more quickly through the smaller tube. It's best to ask the company if that's a good idea.
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about 1/2 inch. The mechanism is spring-loaded and should be able to handle more, but I found it extremely difficult to hold back the springs and insert it into the vent. Probably they should just slide in, but the mechanism kept slipping and the spring would push it out so it could not engage with the vent.
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I believe that all vented pressure cookers have a standard size gauge fitting. The safe thing is to email the company for the facts rather than my guesses.
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If I recall correctly, it's 4 1/2". I use a hole saw of that size (pretty sure that size, bigger than you think it should be) but can be done with a saber saw.
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The better closed up and sealed the area the better. A window is suggested so that you can use the attachments to make a good seal. Even given that, this has a hose that can stretch out to about 4.5 feet. You could still get a really nice gust of cold air and try to get the hottest air as far away as possible.
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4 inch as I remember. It has been a while. But it certainly was the fix our rv refrigerator needed. No more problems with it cooling.How I checked to see if this would be a fix is I put an electric fan on top of the roof where the frig vent is and sucked out air. It worked so good food froze in frig so the thermostat on this fan is what makes it work right. I put mine in the top and it works great. A friend put his in the bottom and not as good luck.
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4" diameter. Replacement for Shark Turbo Stick Vac, Model EP600, EP600F. Hope this helps.
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I just measured mine, and they open 1 3/4" max. It should just work, although if its a really strong clamp, you might have trouble squeezing it open.
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Three inches is too small to properly vent a dryer. Upgrade to a 4" and see if that solves your problem. If not, the Fantech unit works beautifully with a 4-inch line and is easy to install if one has some skills.