Honeywell AMBD10X8 ADJ MANUAL BALANCING DAMPER

ADJ MANUAL BALANCING DAMPER

Set the humidity level your own way. Choose the humidity level you desire with this Honeywell ADJ MANUAL BALANCING DAMPER. This is a balancing damper that maintains a consistent temperature and controls humidity. It is made of durable metal and plastic for longer-lasting use.

The Honeywell AMBD10X8 ADJ MANUAL BALANCING DAMPER is a stainless steel damper which fits over opening of 10x8? furnaces. Designed for use with forced air heating equipment such as furnaces, vents, and boilers, this damper is equipped with an adjustable feature which makes it suitable for use in a variety of temperatures and weather conditions.

The Honeywell AMBD10X8 ADJ MANUAL BALANCING DAMPER is a replacement balancing damper for the Honeywell 10x8 Renewable Energy Project Heat Exchanger. The heat exchanger is a most important part of the Ground Source Heat Pump System and needs to be kept in proper balance at all times to maximize the efficiency of it.

The Honeywell ADJ Manual Balancing Damper provides the correct amount of air flow to maintain proper air distribution in your home...The balance feature allows you to fine-tune the desired temperature. In addition, this Automatic Air Balancing Damper is easy to install and requires no modification to your current ductwork.

The AMBD10X8 Honeywell Adj Manual Balancing Damper, Is a gravity balancing damper. They are designed to open fully when no force (H.P. or vacuum) is present and to close down when back pressure is applied (from a ventilator or fan).

The 10"x8" Honeywell ADJ manual balancing dampers are used in vent-free gas fireplaces to restrict air flow. For consistent vent-free burner operation, it is vital that your home's supply and return registers are properly matched in size for the type of venting system employed. Input/output sizes (in square inches) should be carefully matched to ensure proper venting of the appliance.

The Honeywell adjustable manual balancing dampers allow easy installation and adjustment of airflow in the supply or return ducts without significant effect on static pressure. It is recommended that balancing dampers be located in the fresh air intake plenum rather than at the end of supply or return ducts to reduce the effect on air flow caused by cyclic heat loads and to prevent foilage growing into an outdoor air intake area.