- Redirects air from the air system to improve energy efficiency
- Fits on to 15 in. to 25 in. width central forced air systems
- Included magnets allow easy installation on metal registers
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About This Product
Baseboard Air Deflectors for central forced air heating and cooling systems redirect air for added comfort and energy savings. The clear plastic design adjusts from 15 in. to 25 in. in length and includes strong metal magnets that secure it to metal registers.
Highlights
- Adjustable from 15 in. to 25 in. width
- For heating and cooling applications
- Redirects air for added comfort
- Saves energy
- Return Policy
Product Information
Specifications
Dimensions: H 4.5 in, W 25 in, D 3.25 in
Dimensions
Product Depth (in.) | 3.25 in |
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Product Height (in.) | 4.5 in |
Product Width (in.) | 25 in |
Details
Features | No Additional Features |
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HVAC Product Type | Register Grille |
Pack Size | 12 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 0.883 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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Questions & Answers
Can be used for electric heat
This product is designed for central forced air heating and cooling systems. It might not be suitable for electric baseboard heaters. The deflectors are designed to change the airflow direction of air from a forced-air heating system. On an electric baseboard, they would probably just trap heat and then get over-heated.
Can this be used for a ceiling air vent to prevent the air from coming straight down?
I belive so. You will need double stick tape
I guess it could, although it's designed for floors. It has pretty strong magnets on it so it might work on the ceiling, depending on the type of grate you have.
Are these adjustable in length?
yes, the length can be adjusted between 15" and 25".
I read NOT to put deflectors under windows because the heater vent was put there to serve a porpose. I had a window crack on me one cold winter and I had a deflector under it. I will not use the deflectors on vents under windows. Is it true that it's a bad idea to deflect the heat away from windows?
We recommend checking with your local builders code to verify. However, the following information may be helpful in answering your question: Note that in some areas it is part of the building code to have a vent under a window. If more than one window is in a room then at least 1 vent needs to be installed. "Window glass is the coldest part of a wall. When warm room air hits it, the air cools, and cool air sinks. ... The placement of forced-air heat registers or baseboard heating units under the windows counteracts this process by sending up warm air to mix with the cool. The end result is that the room feels more comfortable"
Does this direct the air down or straight out?
This directs the air down.
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It directs the air down. I use it in my vents in front of my windows. It works. Would give 3 out of 5 stars because it does need to be repositioned once in a while
It seems that it's designed to direct the air downward. You may be able to reposition it to change the direction, as shown in the photos.
Depends on how you position it. If you mount it on the floor, it will direct the air out. If you mount it on a baseboard vent, then it will direct the air down.
If you direct the curve facing down as the picture shows, it does direct the air flow down and across the floor. There's no way to adjust it so that product is angled further upwards due to curvature, magnet placement, gravity, etc. On the other hand, one of the cats has figured out that it is THE place to stretch out if she wants to be blown with warm air during the winter.
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can these deflector be used for electric baseboards
This product is meant for central forced air heating and cooling applications only.
Mine is used over an air vent. I have electric heat but only air is at the vent coming through from duct work.
The deflectors are designed to change the airflow direction of air from a forced-air heating system. On an electric baseboard, they would probably just trap heat and then get over-heated.
Can these deflect air up as well as down?
It will just make the air deflect straight out before it goes into the room and not up and get waisted behind a curtain
Yes. But only on a baseboard vent, so it won't break if it falls (which is very likely)
I would imagine they would if you flip them over
Why doesn't anybody make a deflector for wall heaters or electric fireplaces? They would sell out in a min.
Yes! that is exactly what I'm looking for! I am wondering if the baseboard deflector can be attached to my electric stove heater because the small heater is at the top and goes up.
Thank you for your suggestion! Deflecto will look into the possibility of new product designs for wall heaters and electric fireplaces.
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Great for homeowners looking for adjustable air deflectors, making temperature control easier and more efficient. | Perfect for upgrading your home with a paintable white finish, adding style and functionality. This register fits an 8 in. x 4 in. opening and features a simple push-pull design. | Perfect for homeowners looking for even heat distribution, making rooms more comfortable and potentially saving on energy costs. This deflector is easy to install with a simple magnetic design. | Ideal for homeowners looking for adjustable air deflectors, making heating and cooling more efficient. This deflector helps conserve energy and save money on energy bills. |
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H 4.5 in. W 25 in. D 3.25 in. | 10 in. L x 6 in. W x 8 in. H | H 3.75 in. x W 9 in. x D 3 in. | H: 3.875 in. W: 9.375 in. D: 3 in. |
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