Can I use this with the Honeywell electronic air purifier connected to furnace?
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If you have a filter that you change regularly in your furnace, this will replace it. Measure the one that is currently in your furnace to make sure it is the right size.
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I would say yes you can. As long as you use it the same way as your furnace use's any air filter. it just replaces the air filter that all furnaces need.
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If it has a filter there now then this one will replace it as long as you buy the correct size.
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Ask the licensed partner: http://www.whirlpoolairpurifiers.com/ http://www.whirlpoolairpurifiers.com/air-purifiers.php
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Sorry, I don't have an answer for that. Call Honeywell or search the net, or maybe the EPA has the information.
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I am just a consumer and not an expert. I order this unit to replace my Honeywell attachment that broke to my central vac system. This is universal so it works both electrically or hose to wall inlet if already installed for your central vac system. If your current attachment prongs are the same it will work. If you use your system electrically then it shouldn't matter.
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Yes of course but you must add a Honeywell THM6000R1002 Red Link Enabled Internet GatewayI had many of those up and running Regards, Martin
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It would definitely work with your indoor sensor. Also double check the wirering diagram for the equipment you are trying to run oil furnace will work just fine water heaters etc do more research for application.
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Not 100% certain, I'd advise you calling Honeywell customer support, they are awesome & helped me on the install.
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I was going to try on my air purifier. I haven't tried it yet. Sorry couldn't help.
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I used it on a Honeywell RO which is an air gap system, i.e. vents back through the faucet. The only problem may be a different line size, which you could use an adapter and section of hose from your local hardware store. It's a really nice faucet, way nicer than my original.
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Yes. Just be VERY careful disconnecting the existing unit as the connections are fragile.
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Yes you can but make sure the converter is not covered or hidden as it will heat up and need proper air flow to ventilate. I have been using them for few years no issues.
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This is a filter for an IQ Health Pro air purifier. We use our's in our great room which is a combination living room/dining room. It is also open to our kitchen. We've had one of these units for 13 years. We never placed this unit in our bedroom though I'm sure you could use it there as long as you keep the setting low to keep the operating noise to a minimum.
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If you search for the wiring instructions for the Honeywell RedLINK system (example: Honeywell document 69-2091EFS), you can see the required wiring hookups. This should allow you to assess compatibility. If you are already using a modern (digital) thermostat, you should be able to install the RedLINK system without too much trouble. However, keep in mind that this system is intended to mount on or near the existing HVAC system, not at the location of the thermostat. So having access to your utility closet will be helpful.
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Hello, not sure this will help, but my Honeywell purifier is a model HHT-080. it is a tower as well, and says that it needs size C filters, (2 stacked in the back). Hope you find the right filter.
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The quick answer is no, not without modifying the hose attachment or the window. But this unit has a more serious problem. Mine quit running at less than one year of use. I have just ordered another unit, This time going with a brand name I know, Honeywell.
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This is for commercial use only. Honeywell customer support won't help you if you install in your home.
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Call Honeywell customer service. I have this purifier; it does a wonderful job.