I want to use this for transfer of air. Does it have any odor or smell? Will it tolerate 10 psi?
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Hello Neil. I use this tubing for my silver surfer vaporizer ...in vaporizer land ghe stock tubing...and even the standard are awful. This is good quality stuff,..no smell or taste what so ever,..no kinking or funny business like that As far as pressure i cannot say.
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I'm sensitive to smells - perfume, paint, glue, etc. There is no smell at all. I can use it without a problem.
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Yes. I used it in the garage which is well ventalated, but I detect no odor from it at all. Give it a few day to a week.
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The instructions indicate that you should leave a few inches around the unit (from what I remember) so that the unit can exchange air efficiently. You don't need much more than that.
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I found the smell very objectionable. I use this Blueair to clean the air in my bedroom (saferoom) due to chemical sensitivities and allergies and cannot tolerate the smell. I have the new filter airing outside, waiting for it to off gas - it's been out there 3 days and nights and the smell is faint, but still there. Meanwhile, I vacuumed the old filter and am using it until the new is tolerable (it's been just under 6 months so not even too old yet).
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Actually, I dont smell any odors...but if you do, I suggest you just air it out before you use it. Hope that helps!
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Didn't notice any smell at all. Maybe its just the new unit smell but it doesn't last. i would take it as a clean air smell.
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I couldn't give you an honest answer because I work at a shop with a huge air system. I can tell you that with the power it will zip it off with a few taps and shouldn't take much air volume which is your concern. I wouldn't be concerned as long as you have something bigger than the little scuba looking tanks you use to run air nailers.
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No. It will regulate the "discharge" of air when using a tool etc to 45 psi.
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It should do fine like other customers were saying so long as it is not very top heavy.In regards to the smell issue i am working with my supplier to to lessen the industrial manufacturing smell but anyways the smell should dissipate if you air it out for a little bit.Mannequinmaven
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All air beds are a little noisy. It sounds a vacuum. Takes about five minutes to inflate. 5to eight minutes to deflate. Not a bed as long as you order the dual chamber one. Ten times more comfy. The single inflate is highly uncomfy. Just watch around the chord holder cup. It is a easy spot the get a leak. But it is a good bed for travel. I have to dual chamber and I live far away from my friends houses so the bed is very convenient.
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I use it to push hot air from my basement stairway to my living room. Not humid air but moves the heat well.
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Well the air exaust port is on the top of the canister and is filtered so it pretty much expells air in a straight colum of air. You really have to be over the vacuum to feel the exaust.
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if you have a lot of time it will do the job.it takes about two min.to cycle from full to when the compressor comes on.then you have about 30 to 35 seconds of air.
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Mine is plumbed into a 80 gallon 7.5HP single phase commercial compressor and handles it like a champ. My cutoff PSI is around 165. Installed this after 40 feet of black pipe and I have no moisture issues.
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I don't recall there being any smell and I have a problem with chemical odor. Although I don't use it often, this has been a useful spare bed for me. In my experience, none of these inflatable options can survive constant use.
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No smell in general, but it is good to install it couple of days earlier before using it. Newly bought and packed wooden things need to 'air' a little bit I find..