Can Fan Can Filters Flange - 10 in
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Connect Filter to Ducting Cleanly - 10 in Flange
A filter that does not seat properly on the duct lets air bypass it and complicates a ventilation layout. This flange gives a Can Filter a defined connection to ducting or a fan, so exhaust air leaves the ventilated area along a single path. It measures 14.8 in across and 2.5 in tall, a flat, lightweight part at 1.2 lb.
Sold each, this flange suits growers who need one connection for a new filter, a replacement, or a small room build. Those running several filters across multiple rooms can order one per filter.
Key Features & Benefits
- Filter-to-duct connection — joins a Can Filter to ducting or a fan on the exhaust side of the space.
- 10 in flange size — matches a 10 in duct connection for a straightforward fit.
- Flat profile — 2.5 in height adds little to the length of the filter run.
- Light weight — 1.2 lb shipping weight keeps handling and mounting simple.
Who Should Use Can Fan Can Filters Flange
Indoor growers building or modifying an exhaust path that uses a Can Filter will find this flange useful. It suits both home gardeners and commercial operations that need a dependable duct connection.
About Can Fan Can Filters Flange
Can Fan makes ventilation and odor-control equipment for indoor cultivation. This 10 in flange is part of the Can Filters line and is sold each. It measures 14.8 x 14.8 x 2.5 in.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this flange do?
A: It connects a Can Filter to ducting or a fan. This directs airflow out of the ventilated area.
Q: How big is it?
A: It measures 14.8 in long, 14.8 in wide and 2.5 in high. It ships at 1.2 lb.
Q: Is it sold as a set?
A: No. This listing is for one flange, sold each.
Q: What is a flange in a ventilation setup?
A: A flange is a flat collar that lets a duct or fan attach to a filter body. It gives the connection a defined seat.
Q: Do I need one for every filter?
A: Each filter needs a connection to its duct or fan, so plan one flange per filter unless your filter already includes one. Check your filter model before ordering.
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