Can you clarify if this will install on the supply side of the furnace where an AC coil is also present inside the duct? How far inside will it be?
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You should not have an AC coil inside the duct. It should be in a separate compartment of the furnace or in the plenum. You can install it anywhere you wish, in a vertical position, but I would advise you to install it in the return air drop near the furnace and run hot water to it. You should also configure it so that it will run when necessary although the furnace may be off at that time.
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Mine is installed on the supply side. I left as much space as possible between it and the ac coil. I spoke to a few HVAC pros and they recommended to keep it on the supply side rather than on the return side using hot water This is a drip design and uses a fair bit of water meaning a lot of extra cost if hot water is used. Additionally the return side is cool air which can't carry as much moisture as warm air can. Install on the supply side with cold water; you'll be fine. My home is 3800 sqft and this unit keeps the set humidity level all winter long with no issue.
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According to the installation instructions for the fan, it directs to install a circular duct (4 inches) to the adapter.
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Sorry can't answere that. My model furnace is a 383KAV/395CAV Upflow. I replaced it with this part and it works fine.
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My unit was traded in for a 10 liter. The 'Ameri-vent' brand piping (double lined) started as 4" from the unit and increased to 5" with an adapter because I already had a 5" furnace pipe to tee into. I got a 90 degree elbow fitting near the unit and tied in with a 5" tee. Then through the roof. You may be able to 90 it through the wall then up but your local codes are important to follow. The exhaust on these is very hot so the roof/wall should have a sleeve made for this pipe to go through. Use special tape to wrap the fittings even though you should use screws to hold them. My unit was traded in for a 10 liter. The 'Ameri-vent' brand piping (double lined) started as 4" from the unit and increased to 5" with an adapter because I already had a 5" furnace pipe to tee into. I got a 90 degree elbow fitting near the unit and tied in with a 5" tee. Then through the roof. You may be able to 90 it through the wall then up but your local codes are important to follow. The exhaust on these is very hot so the roof/wall should have a sleeve made for this pipe to go through. Use special tape to wrap the fittings even though you should use screws to hold... » Read More My unit was traded in for a 10 liter. The 'Ameri-vent' brand piping (double lined) started as 4" from the unit and increased to 5" with an adapter because I already had a 5" furnace pipe to tee into. I got a 90 degree elbow fitting near the unit and tied in with a 5" tee. Then through the roof. You may be able to 90 it through the wall then up but your local codes are important to follow. The exhaust on these is very hot so the roof/wall should have a sleeve made for this pipe to go through. Use special tape to wrap the fittings even though you should use screws to hold them. « Show Less
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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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Hello Ana. I do not know the use and location of your installation. I installed my in a trailer. I have to use a small couplings due to my installation. Just take your heater to any plumbing store ( recomen
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Ground!Be sure that your unit doesn't have a low voltage circuit that's available. Perhaps you'll have to run additional wire to the thermostat from the unit, but the extra unit may not be necessary, I was happily using it as directed until discovering that voltage was already on my furnace.Pays to check.Dee
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It has to be installed near and piped to a duct. It will not work with a hot water heating system.
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The way that is shown is about 3 inches of coiled wire on each side of the unit so roughly 14 inches overall. It doesn't say that it has to be installed that way so maybe you only install the wire and leave the unit "free" Then you would need about 6 inches.
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I installed mine in the return to kill bacteria and germs (primarily for winter). I plan on installing a second one for the a-coil soon. The response that says install on the inlet side makes the most sense but you would need to be very confident as to the direction of the a-coil before you drilled the hole or it could be a very expensive mistake. I hard wired mine on a relay system so it only comes on when the furnace comes on. It should last 10 times longer.
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I am not exactly sure about your question. However, the product just fits over your existing duct and you screw it into the wall. The unit comes with 2 screws for that. I hope that helps.
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As long as your air conditioner is not controlled through the furnace thermostat. Mine are separate and this is exactly what i use mine for, my rv furnace. Good luck!
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If you have a regular outlet a few feet away it is cake. I gently cut a hole in the correct place in the air duct, positioned it properly (see directions) and screwed it in. We had an electrician hard wire it to the air handler and it works great.
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I'm not sure. It would depend on whether you could attach the bracket to a stud and get a duct to the outside.
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Possibly, but I don't think the manufacturer intended it to be mounted that way. You'd need to contrive a way to keep it from falling out of the duct opening. As well, there usually is no electrical outlet nearby at the ceiling level. Better might be to get a different kind of unit, such as an In-line booster, with an air pressure switch to sense when the furnace fan comes on. Trickier to install, but more likely to do the job correctly.
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It's a perfect fit to slide inside 4" metal ducting. Tape it up and plug it in and you're set! Air flow. Good question!
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Hello Ana. I do not know the use and location of your installation. I installed my in a trailer. I have to use a small couplings due to my installation. Just take your heater to any plumbing store ( recommend HomeDepot) and tell them were you will install it and they will help you with what you need. It is not difficult at all. Fallow the electrical instructions.