is it difficult to connect 6in duct to the filter? i just cannot see a typical connection point on the filter in the picture.
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No it's not difficult unless you got that junk foil ducting there's a 6 " flange that actually screws to the filter the ducting connects to this and this is a really great set up the filter is huge and heavy but the combo works like a champ it's a wiener lol
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No it is not to difficult but I do suggest getting a bigger size of duct hose and clamp because it is a little difficult to slip over the connection point.
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Yes it is easy to connect a 6" duct too I like to use hvac thermal duct it's a lot better quality also available on amazon lol there's a 6" flange that actually screws to the filter you connect the duct to that the filter is very big and heavy if you aren't familiar with this sort of thing but honestly works great best one for the money that's for sure
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Previous posts are correct. It comes with everything you need. I happen to have one of the wrench bits, not sure what its called, but I used a drill and that bit that holds like a six sided shape, it screws it in tight and nothing is moving.
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FV-30VQ3 takes a 6" diameter flex duct. They don't make that obvious, do they?
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Apparently you can force a 52mm on. My 52mm filter was very tight going on, so i removed it and saw that I was indeed "tapping" the grooves and cutting threads into them. Your choice: cut the grooves with a filter or buy an adapter.
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No idea. I would try calling the manufacturer, or at least comparing the three dimensions of your existing filter.
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This fan doesn't have an "adapter" per say. It is made for a standard 4" duct. If you have a 6" you would need a reducer to 4".
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No it will not. You need a 4"-6" duct transition. You can get one from Home Depot or Lowe's. Make sure that the Carbon filter is in range for thw version you buy. If the fan is too fast, then it will not properly scrub. If the filter requires more CFM, then you could potentially burn out the fan. That would take months though.
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Kind ofyou need to cut it down on the long edge about half an inch to get it to fit. Cut 1/2in off long edge and place both filter in cartridge at same time or oder the ones K. Ashurex suggested :-)
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It connects to a six inch duct. You could reduce it with a fitting but this would also reduce the fan's output.
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No - you really have to line up the tube on the filter with the top tube. They slide together. It was kind of a pain sometimes.
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The duct fan holes are for 6" stove pipe. If you have a fan it will fit 6 " as well.
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It is crimped on one end that fit fine in my 6 inch duct. I used mine inline and the other side slipped over a crimped 6 inch pipe.
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The rubber connecter is 3in you could probely fit the pipe in but it would be tight you should go with a 3.5in filter . Your pipe and filter inlet are the same size
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If you cannot find the the quick-connect fittings, you can also use a 1/4" pipe thread to 1/4" compression thread adapter. I purchased mine on Amazon: Watts LFA23 Compression Male Adapter, 1/4-Inch C x 1/4-Inch MIP. This kills the quick connect, but doesn't cause any problems with using the filter. On my water lines the quick connect fittings used 1/4" compression fittings so once they were removed the adapter fit right in. No leaks.
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Just the 6" duct work to connect the humidifier to the HVAC system. The Aprilaire 600 installed on my return air side, so I ran the 6" duct work to the supply side. I was able to electrically connect the unit to my Carrier Infinity System painlessly.
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sounds like the threads are recessed into the filter so the nut can catch it. go to a hardware store and see if they sell a threaded extension ...if not notch the filter so that the nut fits.
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Sorry Arthur...I think you're right! I ordered a spare filter back in June and thought nothing of it. Then, I went to change my filter this morning and the one they sent me was wrong. My old filter has an opening on both ends and the new one does not. Plus, the part number is different. Maybe it's a new design but I'm not putting it in until I find out. Thanks for making me aware of this. I wouldn't put your's in either. Please let me know if you find something out from the company.
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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.