What kind of exhaust port does it have? Could it be usrd as a blower?
605910
I would definitely think it could be used as a blower it has a mighty motor for its size
605911
It's about an 1 1/2" port on the opposite end of the suction nozzle. The hose detaches and connects to the exhaust end creating a "blower".. So, the answer to your question is, yes.. it can be used as a small blower to blow vents and crevices in your car.
2054407
Yes, it has a dust extraction port. I use a shop vac attached to it and it sucks the dust up quite nicely. It's a great feature that I couldn't live without.
1485729
It work well has charcoal filters for smell and has 2 speeds. My is installed with out vent as well
815585
I installed mine as a bathroom exhaust vent. I'd advise to check with the retailer on that question.
1837015
This item has a built in blower/fan at the top front of the unit. It's the grate looking bar shown in the picture on the face plate. The air intake is the grate that is located at the top of the unit that isn't on the front.
1885758
This question was asked once before. It's got a 7/8" OD exhaust port and even if you could adapt it up to shop vac size it's just not worth the hassle of having to deal with the hose and the problems that will cause always being in the way. I don't even use the little dust bag that comes with it, I toss them, I wear a dust mask and periodically I blow the dust out of it as everybody should regardless if you use the little dust collection bag or not. If you want your sander to last a long time blow clean dry air into all the ports on the sander whenever you see it's getting really dusty. I hope this helps because I like the sander, I had the old version of this sander and liked that too, even better but companies always figure they have to make their products look new and improved.
1976405
The unit has an Exhaust air outlet vent, consisting of exhaust pipe, adapter, window slider kit to exhaust out. I'd say it is a complete unit. The only place I have to set it is in the living room for best use and I like it very much.
2020204
Rather than a blower per se, it has a circulation fan. It can be heard from across the room but not overly noisy. Also a filter for that on the back of the unti can be washed time to time. On my second winter season with this unit and it is going strong and warms my loft nicely. Much prefer this over the forced air furnace.
893860
I would not recommend it. I prefer the heavy duty blowers. It's worth the little bit of extra money.
1805756
Almost tooo powerful as an exhaust fan- much cheaper and quieter alternatives
2234079
it has 2 vent holes. one on bottom and one on top. then it has a few ports for plugs and wires. these ports tie up onto stuff so you could use them for extra air filtration if you wanted.
593881
I'm not sure exactly what you're asking and I don't remember the exact details but the blower is attached with a rubber coupling.
808322
No, It's a 12 volt blower and only has two wires about 10 inches long for connection. It does move a lot of ait though.
1080234
The exit exhaust blows VERY hot air out. I don't think it would work, the air exiting is much hotter than the machine is cooling. I bought 6 of these, meant to only buy three and had a nightmare with the vendor. See my review before buying. Also, the unit does not cool nearly as well as the description says. It seems to get a SMALL room down to about 73 but no further. A big size room it is marginal at best.
944869
When you plug it in you can tell which way the airflow, and is it is reverseable so however you want it to blow it does both.
957701
we went thru everything. finally retbloc which urned it to the company and reported the lurex was installed incorrectly which blocked the exhaust port. the net was also full. these two items contributed to the igniter not receiving ample airflow. since the weather has turned chilly, we haven't set it up to see if that resolved the problem.
441365
There is no specific air intake port like on larger tankless units and the installation manual does not mention anything I can find regarding air intake options.