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Middle Atlantic Intros Duct Cool Series Ventilation System
The energy-saving vent system removes heat from confined spaces and turns on and off automatically.
04.02.2008 — Middle Atlantic has introduced its new Duct Cool Series ventilation system.
The Duct Cool vent system removes heat from confined spaces such as closets, millwork openings, cabinets or enclosures.
The system fan can be mounted remotely –– 12 to 25 feet away –– without loss of performance. A temperature probe and thermostatic control save energy by running the system only when needed.
The two primary components of the system are a mixed-flow fan assembly and 25 feet of insulated flexible ducting.
The standard models include a thermostat function that automatically turns the unit on at 88 degrees Fahrenheit and off at 85 degrees.
An optional external thermostat is available for users who want more control of the temperature range.
The Duct Cool vent system removes heat from confined spaces such as closets, millwork openings, cabinets or enclosures.
The system fan can be mounted remotely –– 12 to 25 feet away –– without loss of performance. A temperature probe and thermostatic control save energy by running the system only when needed.
The two primary components of the system are a mixed-flow fan assembly and 25 feet of insulated flexible ducting.
The standard models include a thermostat function that automatically turns the unit on at 88 degrees Fahrenheit and off at 85 degrees.
An optional external thermostat is available for users who want more control of the temperature range.
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