Can I use this in the ceiling air vent?
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Yes, it should not present a problem; however, you will need to insure that you cut the filter media very carefully to fit snugly into your register.
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My air vents are about 10" from the ceiling so I just tape them to the outside of the vent with masking tape. When I remove them to change them, I am amazed at how much dirt is trapped by the filter. I use them all the time and my allergies have all but disappeared. I love them! Hope this helps, Loretta
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If you saw it down you could. I think it's a waste to do that unless your really having venting issues out of the pole. You could cut the vent down to an inch above the singles then mount the fan over it.
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Well, it mounts magnetically. If the unit was metal around the vent, it could work. However I would think this would cause the air to shoot straight up or straight down as you cannot adjust where deflector aims.
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The venting brackets that come with the unit are designed to mount in a window, but if you can find a way to mount it to the wall vent I would think it would be fine.
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It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as this one that I purchased is for vents in the floor not a large vent in the celing. I hope this helped you It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as... » Read More It would defect the air but you would need to find a way to attach it to your ceiling. The plastic is quite thin but if you used a very small drill bit and drilled through the plastic and possibly put a rubber washer between the plastic and the screw and then screwed it into the ceiling, it would probably work.You would probably have to screw it in several places as remember it is now upside down so gravity would work against you if you didn't . One end is rounded so it closes off the end you would put over a heat register, the other is open to direct the air. Also remember to measure as this one that I purchased is for vents in the floor not a large vent in the celing. I hope this helped you « Show Less
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Yes, if your a proficient spray painter. If you pay for shipping, I'll happily send you mine, as I decided to install a new fan kit all together so I never used the vent.
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If you have a standard fan unit, with the motor directly in the fixture, then no, don't do it. The fantech unit requires a remote location away from the vent opening.
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This unit can't be vented through a window anyway. It has to be vented through an outside wall which is what I did. It doesn't come with the hardware to vent it through a ceiling space but it would work. Your installer will need to review what you need. Might not be to attractive since here are two hoses that come out the back of the unit. Works great for us! Good luck.
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Don't know if you still need an answer, but yes, you can turn the vent on end and use it in horizontal windows as well. There's a flat panel with a hole in it for the hose to go out. Depending on the height of your windows, you might need something to block any open space - the panel isn't huge, built more for regular vertical windows. I've used it in a regular window with the screen in place, no problem (although you'll want to wash the screen when you remove the unit for the year - it gets a little fuzzy circle where the air blows out. I've had this unit for a year and LOVE it, great for a room or two, or a small apartment. Doesn't raise my electric bill through the roof either.
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Bernard, not positive if you can do so. Best to contact the company. If you look online, you should be able to locate customer service. I vented ours through the window and it worked very well. My guess would be that you would need a good seal around the vent tube to do so.
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No. I use for the ceiling fan. It works very good. But it doesn't fit for the cover. So far. It's Okay.
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As long as there is good air circulation, I think it would be ok. You might do a ceiling temperature check using a charcoal grill where you plan on placing the unit prior to ordering.
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Yes, it works for vents with and without fans. I have it on a vent with a fan.
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It is not adhesive. I guess you could try using Velcro to attach it to the ceiling. If you buy a regular vent deflector with magnets it would keep the air from blowing directly down on the person below.
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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
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The pressure is contingent upon your compressor AS WELL as the attachment fittings. I have this rig myself and I would venture to guess you could. It's not a good unit for ceiling spraying however.
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DO NOT USE THIS FOR A DRYER VENT...dryer vents contain hot air with Carbon Monoxide, you must use metal for all inhouse applications and seal eith duct taping..