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F.A.Q. (Continued)
Should the inlet reducer for my dust collector be crimped or straight?
e inlets on all of our dust collectors are sized to t standard ductwork. If you need a reducer to connect to
ductwork that's smaller than your collector's inlet, the end of the reducer that connects to the inlet will need to be
crimped, so that it will t inside the inlet.
Is this product compatible with Quick-Clamp Duct?
Yes but you will rst need to install a Machine Adapter into the dust collector's inlet.
on the raw end than traditional ducting so that they can slip into the ports on systems and tools (i.e. a 5" Quick-
Clamp Duct Machine Adapter will measure ~4.9" O.D. on the raw end).
Should I remove the internal drop-in foam silencer from my lter before
installing the Stacking Sound Filter?
No, you do not need to remove the internal foam lter.
the Stacking Sound Filter.
Can Stacking Sound Filters be combined?
Yes; If you have room underneath the lter assembly (varies by model) then you can stack multiple sound lters,
however, the resulting noise reduction per lter is not linear (additive) and is subject to diminishing returns. For
example:
1 Sound Filter = 6-7 dBA total reduction
2 Sound Filters = ~9 dBA total reduction
3 Sound Filters = ~10 dBA total reduction
4+ Sound Filters = ~10 dBA total reduction
Is this remote IR or RF?
All of our current remote control products operate via Radio Frequency (RF).
What type of battery does the keyfob remote (item #AMR...) use?
e remote control keyfob uses an A23 type battery.
is Drop-in Silencer can be used in conjunction with
ese adapters are smaller
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