I am attaching filter to front of box fan that I put in my window to bring in cool air. Should the arrow face towards the fan or towards the room?
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My filters are for air purifiers, not a fan so I'm sorry I don't have an answer. Seems like the box should have a picture or instructions telling you which way the arrow should face.
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It seems to depend on the model they send you. I have had previous fans of the same model number that let me set the fan direction independently but the later model did not offer that choice. It was both fans either in or out. They are 8 inch fans and I don't know their CFM or wattage use. I do find it quite effective as a kitchen window exhaust fan. I got many years of use out of my first one and hated to give it up but it was cracking due to age and heavy use.
1048047
flip the fan over -- the fan doesn't know the difference. It exhausts air or evacuates (sucks) depending upon how it's installed.
289699
Air intake behind the filter, I have not yet instaled mine but ive gone over the diagram
483454
They are talking about in-line filters. And yes you should use a filter in front of the intake.
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None and it pulls cold air from the room thru the front vents with the squirrel fan.
1632954
In addition to the placements others are talking about, you can mount an 80mm fan on the door panel and secure it with two screws through the vent holes. It will not be straight (you'll have to tilt it a bit for the holes to align) but I found this fan pours cold air over the hot components on the motherboard very efficiently
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I put mine with the carbon facing out. But now with the asking of this question it makes me wonder if that's right. My decision to put the carbon facing out was because that's what helps to neutralize the odors so I assumed that it should face out.
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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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This is for air flow. The fresh air is drawn into the rear of the unit and cool air comes out the front.
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There is a slot or groove (L shaped) on the fan where you just lower the window into this groove for a sealed fit, and also panels on the sides to slide to the edges of the window for a secure fit. Very easy to install and uninstall. It fits pretty flush with the inside and doesn't stick out into the room. Hope this helps. Good fan, good choice.
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I don't believe the installation instruction specify a figure but more space is better for cooling air flow. More space may allow for less usage of the cooling fan.
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I depends on which direction you mount it. Many people prefer on a multi fan case to exhaust through the back and top with the side and front sucking air in.
2180757
Depends on which way you place it. You can have it push or pull air. I have two in my case now, one as an intake and one as an exhaust. The side with the Corsair label is where the air is pulled from, opposite side is where it's pushed out.
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I saw others said is on the left. In my case when I face the fan it is on the right side about 2 inch from the bottom. But it is on the side of the fan .Not front
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The filter itself was designed more to filter odor in the air,more then filter outside air to come inside. So the ideal set up to minimize / eliminate odor is to have the filter on the suction side of your fan / ducting and exhaust the other end outside or even just to another area away from intake side. Or if you just need it to pull fresh air into your room I would recomend buying a cone style reusable air filter and put it on the suction side.
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You hook an inline fan to the opened end. When the fan is running it pulls air through the activated carbon/charcoal filtering the air trapping odors/allergens in the carbon. It can be used two ways. One way is for recirculation in a closed environment, or you can hook up venting and exhaust the filtered air elsewhere. Hope the info helps.