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    Questions and Answers for Frost King Heat and Air Deflector

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    Model # HD7

    Store SKU # 186804

    • Redirects and improves air flow
    • Magnets hold the deflector securely in place
    • Turn downwards for heating and upwards for air conditioning

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    No it will not work because there is no way to attach it to the Plastic front of the Air Conditioner. It needs Metal to stick to in order to function.

    By|May 5, 2023

      I do not believe so.

      By|May 5, 2023

        people have used velcro where magnets are needed, just use 3 m or a strong vlecro

        By|Oct 13, 2018

          It might be possible to attach the deflector with double side sticky tap to the area above the grill on the A/C unit you noted.

          By|May 5, 2023

            i glued 2 rare earth magnets to my plastic faced window unit and it has held fine

            By|Oct 13, 2018


              It it adjustable to what you need

              By|May 5, 2023

                No this one does not come any longer.

                By|May 5, 2023


                  Yes, this is exactly what the heat/air deflector is designed to do, redirect air flow.

                  By|Jun 7, 2019

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                    I would think so

                    By|May 5, 2023


                      We do make a baseboard deflector that expands to 24 inches.

                      By|May 5, 2023


                        Nothing is made to fit a 4 ft register.

                        By|May 4, 2023


                          It is made of a type of Lexan which under normal use is unbreakable. As to the temperature, do not use on fireplace inserts with vents. these are made to be used on HVAC units and do not use when the temperature would exceed 150 degrees.

                          By|Dec 7, 2018

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                            This deflector is a hard plastic. Before I purchased a propane heater, I used these deflectors to redirect heat further out into the rooms. I like it warm, and during the winter I will keep my heat at 78°-80° inside...I never had an issue with the plastic even getting hot. I would think they could be used with any home's furnace.

                            By|Jan 22, 2024

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                              Since almost all Window Air Conditioner fronts are plastic, it will not stick to it. So no, it will not work.

                              By|May 4, 2023

                                You should have no problem if your window unit has metal that the magnets on the deflectors can adhere to. Otherwise you could use a bit of hot glue on the 4 corners of the deflector to adhere it to the surface of the window unit. That way if you pull the window unit out during different seasons, the hot glue seal is easily removed.

                                By|May 5, 2023


                                  yes,unfortunatly they will

                                  By|Jul 13, 2024

                                    We have never tested these for remote vacuum cleaners hitting them, so we cannot say if they would get knocked off the vent.

                                    By|May 3, 2023