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2 inch flexible hose intake/outlet adapter for Jetstream fan Peopoly Magneto X

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Set of adapters for 2" flexible hose to connect to an enclosed Magneto X either directly, or through a Jetstream fan

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A set of adapters that allow the connection of a 2 inch flexible hose:

  • Directly to enclosure (must cut a 2inch hole in the acrylic panel)
  • To the Jetstream part cooling fan in order to create an air loop to and from an external fume extraction system. Two versions: one with a single horizontal intake area and one that connects vertically and has 6 separate intake paths to better distribute air flow across the width of the Jetstream fan.

The Jetstream duct is not fully air tight when fastened to the fan body, but its good enough to keep the bulk of the air intake coming the hose thus maintaining heat when not running the Jetstream. If you want more air tightness you will likely want to glue the 5 duct sections together and use silicon or other thick, gap filling adhesive between the duct and the Jetstream fan itself. I didn't opt to do this as I want to make sure that removing the duct adapter is only a few bolts 

For the Jetstream duct adapter I used m4 bolts, washers, nuts to put everything together. To mount the adapter to the fan body I first removed the silver mesh protector and then used some longer coarse threaded screws similar to the short ones that mount the protector. Be warned that the mounting holes might not line up with your fan perfectly as they seemed to be a bit imprecisely drilled into the fan body. Worst case you might need to drill the duct's mounting holes out a bit if your particular fan has a different alignment.

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