Will this filter work with a fan that is 50 CFM
1812826
In my opinion i wouldnt use it with any fan. I bought this filter and used it with a 170 cfm inline and did nothing for odor. Buy a phresh filer or another reputable filter and save the frustration. Not sure if the appolo filters are any good but they use the rc 48 carbon like phresh so maybe worth a shot and there cheap priced
1812827
Could possibly work but filters reduce flow by almost 50% so a 50cfm fan may only be 25cfm with filter attached. You want an inline or squirrel cage type fan, not a square axial fan or duct booster. The best way is to double the cfms required and get a matching fan/filter, if you need 250cfm, get a fan/filter rated for 500cfms. Never get a fan with much higher cfms then what the filter is rated for or it wont reduce odor
1812828
Yes but if your worried about smell at alll upgrade to phresh. 85% smell reduction versus 99%.
1812829
W depends largely on the design of the fan impeller. If it is a tight fit to the sides of the impeller case and has a steep fin angle of orientation, then more often than not it will generate decent amount of pressure the op posing school of thought is that more air equals more airflow in which case you can get a much larger fan and suckg more air through their. Using a 50 CFM fan with that type of carbon filter Willmean single pass filtration in other words you won't have to continuously recirculate it the air will be cleaned all at once. If that is the only vent fan then you probably dont want to go adove 300 total watts of lighting amd you will need an air cooled reflector. No sharp turns in 5he tubing either. always lubricate duct boosters every 3 months of use with a suitable oil to ensure years of operation. Single pass air filtraions yes cooling a low wattage grow yes keeping a large area cool and eliminating odor not a chance
995034
Yes it will... it has worked for both circulating warm & cool air forme,,, I have been using Vornado for over 15 years & feel it is the best fan on the market, well worth the cost & the only fan I will buy...
1663518
Personally I would not as your unit will not get volume of air needed for normal operations and will probably burn up your blower motor. This filter filters better because it is way more dense than a standard furnace filter.
330104
Yes it should. About one quarter of the cooler is cut out to facilitate sliding it over the filter.
617111
Firstly, this depends on the cu. ft. that you are filtering. Short answer to this is, no. As much as i love this fan for pulling as hard as it does and remaining near silent, I feel like a carbon filter would really make this fan insufficent. I just recently ordered the the TD-150 for an upgrade and will be getting a carbon filter to suit it. Once recieved, i will still have good use for this fan, maybe as an intake.
1887775
I have a Watts 5 stage filter system and this filter worked fine in mine. I don't remember the P/N of my setup because I bought the system 30 years ago.
1329764
Yes it will, the wiring is similar across most fan manufacturers, and the remote and the sensor have dip switches to allow you to select different codes.
1094080
This thermostat has a small controller that wires in between the fan and the wiring in your home. As long as that controller can be tucked in out of site behind the mounting shroud, you'll be okay. I believe it will work with most fans out there.
1472962
It depends on which model of fan you have and which options it has... My guess is that it probably will not work though.
1567876
I have an 8" fan and it works fine. I'd have to check the maximum air movement, but I'm almost sure it exceeds 265 cfm.
223299
I bought this carbon filter ... the filter itself works great! However, you may not get a 4" fan to move enough air. Usually, a 4" will be in the 200cfm range +/_ 50cfm. I use a 400cfm 6" fan with a reducer and plan to upgrade the filter into a 6" for greater airflow. If it is an affordability issue, this will make do; for quality, go 6". The variables I don't have are climate conditions and lighting equipment.
151491
Honestly, I don't know. Despite the fact that it was supposed to work with most fans, it did not work with mine and I finally gave up and bought a new fan.
43593
We have a 50350 and I bought that filter. I THINK it will work for you in a 50300, it looks like that same shape, maybe a few different features??? Good luck and good breathing!
2216460
Yes, it will line up with the 140mm fans' screw holes, unless your fans have a 120mm mounting pattern like http://www.amazon.com/Prolimatech-Ultra-Vortex-Mounting-Pattern/dp/B00B1WQ4VA/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1381095474&sr=8-2&keywords=140mm+fan+with+120mm+mount . If it doesn't have the 120mm mount pattern, this filter should lineup properly.
57077
You can use any carbon filter as long as the fan has a lower cfm rating than the filter that you attach it to. This fan would be great for a 110-150 cfm carbon filter.
141462
Thank you for the inquiry. Sorry but this will not work as a replacement for your 509 vent fan
2150840
Yes. If your Carbon Filter is rated same or higher CFM, you should have no problem. These are good workhorse fans. Mine runs 24 X 7 X 18 months just needs cleaning occasionally.