I want to use an old heavy duty dryer vent hose that already exists in my basement. What coupling will I need to adapt to that ? (hose measures 4 1/8"
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I do not know. I replaced what I had. Just the bad fan. I imagine if this fan is used for radon remediation, then there are guidelines to follow. All of my pipe was PVC , about 4inches. This unit had rubber slip sleeves for each end of the PVC to attach to the unit. Although this give me an idea to possibly to use this as a dehumidifier for my basement. I might buy another one to use just for this. Good luck with yours.
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You may have to go to Lowes or HD and measure the options. I recommended the rubber couplings since they can expand and shrink a little. You definitely need to use a fernco style coupling for the Fantech. Just type "fernco coupling" in the Amazon search bar and you will see what I'm talking about.
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Even a heavy duty dryer vent would probably not be adequate for radon mitigation. A rubber boot with PVC exhaust is really needed for the job with a 4" hose clamp as we'll to connect the two.
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You may have to go to Lowes or HD and measure the options. I recommended the rubber couplings since they can expand and shrink a little. You definitely need to use a fernco style coupling for the Fantech.Just type "fernco coupling" in the Amazon search bar and you will see what I'm talking about.
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You should be able to slide the hose right onto the fan and secure it with the screw down clamp.
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Yes, order and easily use the Gardus LintEater. We had a very long and very old (34 yrs) dryer vent pipe and this was easy and efficient. Best of all, you already own it to keep it clean in the future. Get extra little poles to go the entire length.
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Indeed 3/4" OD thread seems to be bigger than the replacement hose. But you could get a reduction (that's a brass piece with i.e. 3/4" outside thread at one end and a nipple wide enough to fit the replacement hose on the other). Those are available at the hardware store; and if it's a good hardware store the people there can help you out to get really what you need. Good luck; I hope this helps! :-)
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fully extended (accordion-like) i would think that the vent hose would be just over four feet in length and is 5.5 inches in diameter.
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Any hose will fit. The 1/2 inch is the drive anvil. This thing is worth every penny. Im using 1/4 line and 3/8 also.
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The pump ships with a short length of 1/4" hose to connect between the fitting and a distribution splitter. 1/4" is the correct size. I purchased 3/8 based on this answer, and it's very loose fitting.
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You'd need a fitting adapter, maybe different regulator. And the length of hose supplied may be a bit restrictive w/a heavy canister.
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The wall outlet end of the hose does measure 1 3/8" at the tip. However the hose end increases by another 1/8" (making it 1 1/2") about an inch when put into the wall outlet so I get a snug fit when using my BEAM vac. The hose should work for you. Think it's made for both sizes.
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This will work for your dryer vent. It will be able to handle the heat from the dryer. If your ducting is fairly long, please look into our 6" duct fan since it is a little more powerful.
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1/4" Flare Female x 1/2" ACME MaleConnects 1/2" ACME R134a Hose to 1/4" Service Port on Vacuum Pump
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The hose is certainly at least 3/8 inches, same as all heavy-duty air compressor hose. The fittings are 3/8 inches, too. The only thing I can think of that even close to 1/4 inch is the far end of the piece that comes out of the pneumatic tool - the inside diameter of that opening looks close to 1/4 of an inch. Does that help?
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The standard central vac hose is 1 1/2". I think you would have to get a short adaptor to go from 1 1/2" to 1 3/8".
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Hose diameter and connector are not related. My hose is 1/4" too. If you have a universal quick connect, it will work.
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It is greater, probably closer to 5 or 6 inches. I don't think there is any way to reduce the size-not likely to find an adapter that will attach well. It is very similar to a dryer vent tube.
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HDIUK 3m Portable Air conditioner Exhaust duct hose extension kit, Increase the length of your existing flexible hoseTry amazon or go use a flex duct from a dryer.
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This adapter is supposed to connect it to a 1 1/4 shopvac hose. There is also one for the bigger hose. I have the 1 1/4 and this adapter isn't perfect, but close enough that a short piece of tape will help do the job. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000AV77K/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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Yea, that makes a lot more sense than paying for a 3/8 inch hose and then restricting it to just 1/4" at each end. But the reason that they do that is that the cheapy connectors that are so popular in the home stores are the crappy 1/4" ones. I throw those in the garbage and use the larger 3/8" connectors. My air tools, especially the rotary ones, are much happier with the larger connectors. In fact, the documentation with some of them require at least a 3/8" air flow path to achieve the designed performance. Using 1/4" fittings would have crippled those tools. That said, this hose should be fine for low air consumption devices like nailers, etc... Just beware...