just to confirm, i can use this model for a ventless/ductless island?
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It has a recirculating charcoal filter so there is no need for outside vents/ducts.
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Ours is vented outside, but it can be used as a ductless range hood if you prefer.
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If your system has one outlet duct supplying the entire house then it will likely work. I have four separate zones and use it only on a large MBR where it seems effective. I suspect their literature will give you the max. sq. ft. one unit can handle
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Hi Tony, You cannot use PVC for venting this unit. It is required stainless 4 in ventilation duct for this tankless water heater. Good luck.
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It will work if it has adequate space. The purified air comes out of the top of the machine so you want it to have room to flow freely or it kind of defeats the purpose of having it. :)
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I had the same question back in the day & the answer was yes. Be sure not to cover side vents.
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You should be able to.Instead of using the vent mount,just use the old mount.
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Jimmy, I am using 4" duct (actually sewer pipe) through out my shop) and it is proving very effective) with gates to limit the collector to one machine at a time. I can't say that it won't work, but it will not be as effective since the airflow is limited by the 4" connection. Not worth the $.
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Yes- I bought it to inflate my 8 person floating Island and it worked fine.
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As a replacement unit for a vent fan, yes (assuming 2X6 joists above with vent duct and power line in place). It would be a real trial of luck and ingenuity to install afresh, running in both power and duct.
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It can be used with a ducted system. There are limitations to how far it will push, but it has accommodations for top or rear exhaust on the body. My range is on an outside wall of the house so I used a rectangular vent kit to duct it outside. 4"x10" is the size I believe.
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no. This is not need for this unit. Unit mount on the outside of house and is self vented.
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Technically this is difficult to answer, without seeing your exact set up. The big issue with these is that they do have specific venting requirements, with special pipe etc. If you can satisfy those, you should be good to go as the unit itself does not put out a lot of heat (ours is a 2 person household. YMMV if you have this running for hours keeping up with multiple showers etc.) Our hangs in a relatively tight attic "crawl space" in condo - and very satisfied.
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I believe so if it's an Brisk 2 model....I just installed 2nd ac and the duct was there, I found two inside face plate options avail. Best wishes.
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Hi, Not really. What I can tell you is that, when the unit did work, it kept a 480 sq/ft area comfortable. I would not believe the "vent less" statement. You do need some air exchange otherwise, you start having headaches. I'd find a different way to take the chill off your basement. Also, do not expect any help from ProCom, customer service is non-responsive. I have tried to get some help from them for over a month, I can't get through. You may want to keep that in mind. I hope this helps.
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It can't be used as a built in. You need one that vents out the front for that.
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It can be set up either way. we did the ventless, works great..you do have to order filter covers for the fan if ventless..those are about another 40 dollars. have fun