2 questions; Does this fan come w/ a bracket to mount it? I know about the filter sock outside but Dose the interior have a way to filter as well i.e. add charcoal?
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If I understand correctly: mine came w/2 blue mounting brackets. The can part is the charcoal filter. You can flip fan either way into filter to suit your needs. And to make your own filter isn't easy or cheap. Advice: buy a fan speed control. Fan is too powerful for that size filter.
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There is a bracket on the fan itself where you can screw/bolt it down, however there is no provided way of hanging the filter, I bought straps made for hanging duct work for a couple dollars and it works well. The filter comes filled with charcoal so you don't have to buy anything to fill it up. I cant see a way to add or remove charcoal from it though, regardless it will last a while. so far it has worked well for me. Any other questions I'll be glad to help, I bought mine about a month ago and have had no problems so far running it 24/7
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YES, it comes with a mounting bracket that bolts to the fan with a couple of screws and then holes to mount it to what ever you want. The filter from what I have been told by others, will filter either way. Either in or out it really does not matter. The inside does not have anything like the sock outside though. You could be creative, but don't do anything that will slow or hamper the flow of air in either direction
910060
Built in filter/water circulator and the led light with power adapter.... I has to put a bubble wand in mine to increase airflow. . It also does not come with substrate or decorations.
1735973
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887857
This fan is not a flush mount fan. You can use a down rod with it. We used a 12" down rod. We've been very happy with this fan.
685855
Yes it comes with a bracket. I just got back home and rechecked the base to make sure it can be wall mounted and YES it can be with the bracket. It sticks out a bit but is possible! Hope it helps
337835
Yeah, it doesn't come with one! That was nice to find out when I opened it. You have to buy the bracket separately. You can get it at any Lowe's or Home Depot type store for just a few bucks. I thought it was kind of silly myself.
1218614
If you got a couple metal brackets you could easily mount the base to a wall. it is a great little fan and nice and quiet.
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Yes, but the one I got had a bracket that was a mirror image of the one on my original Aprilaire 600 unit. It would have taken some fabrication to mount it, so I reused the old one (which turned out only to need a filter).
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I don't know for sure but believe it has no filter. Besides that, this fan is a case of form over function, so my advice would be to spend your money on something else
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I am not sure how I did it. But my notion is to have the grate on the opposite side of where the air flow comes from, to help retain the charcoal filter inside the frame, and not let it blow out. You should be able to start the fan with the housing off to determine the direction of flow. I do hope that helps, because I may be writing to you soon, as it is close to the time to replace my filter.
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Not sure what you mean about flush mount? The fan comes with a stem mounting system that is about four inches long. I think that is probably as close to the ceiling as you can get. I don't see how you could mount it any closer with how the housing is designed.
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no. the bracket is optional. i did not use one. my install went as planned. my advise: 1. besure to install 3 valves for a by- pass. 2. spend an extra $10 for a pressure gauge since filter body is opaque (not clear). this is installed post filter to monitor pressure differential from line side. helps when to determine filter change time. 3. allow enough bottom clearance to drop filter body and install replacement or install 20 plus inch body and cartridge. 4. use wraps of teflon tape as instructed plus couple additional ( tape is cheap) leaks are not desirable. be sure to use silicone ( vegetable) grease on seal and housing threads so seal doesnt dry out adv
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Easy to clean. I think you could put a filter in, there's room. However I don'tknow how a filter will effect performance. I can say this fan is called Whisper! It is noisy!!
651234
You hook an inline fan to the opened end. When the fan is running it pulls air through the activated carbon/charcoal filtering the air trapping odors/allergens in the carbon. It can be used two ways. One way is for recirculation in a closed environment, or you can hook up venting and exhaust the filtered air elsewhere. Hope the info helps.
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Hey TNG, I had the same problem. The holes in the frame of the fan are drilled smooth and not threaded. The coarse thread screws provided with the fan must be screwed into the fan frame BEFORE you try to install it, so that the screws will go in and seat to the threads. Another problem I had with mine was the hole spacing. Two holes were about 3/32 to 1/8" off, so the screws went in at a slight angle, but it held securely with no rattling. All in all it's a great fan once it's installed. Hope this helps...
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I looked at the base and there are 4 "holes" in the base that could be used to mount the fan, but there is no true wall mount bracket. Hope that helps. We love these fans.
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Open the top, remove the motor/fan unit and water containers. You now have an empty box. On the inside back of this box is a ridge on which you hang the filter. The filter also has a ridge to attach to the back so there is only one way to put it in. Replace the internal parts and you are good to go.