Through Wall Air Conditioners Manufacturer

I often record in my apartment or at the studio where I work - there is a ton of background noise like traffic, air conditioners, and creaky floors. The high pass filter for perfect for filtering those consistent background hums. Of course, a little fancy editing too. Arrived right in the delivery window, customer service from B&H is great as always.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This has been a lifesaver especially during the summer when everyone is blasting their fans and air conditioners and risking outages. I’ve had my power go out multiple times in a span of a week and I had enough time to save everything I needed to. The size also helps as my small apartment is already pretty cramped.

One of the best budget power conditioners you can buy

Solid construction. Dependable Operation. With a fairly expensive Mavic 3 in the air, I rely upon the manufacturer to provide the best quality battery for safe and dependable flights and warranty purposes. Third-party batteries may work fine, but for peace of mind and post-part 107 licensing flights, this appears to be the most professional way to go.

I'll try not to rehash the information available from the manufacturer, but it really is a great replacement for canned air. I previously read reviews that stated it doesn't blow as strongly as canned air, which might technically be true compared to the first bursts of air from a can. But most cans eventually stop blowing hard after a few seconds until they're re-warmed, whereas the Electric Duster has a constant, forceful air stream. The manufacturer says it only costs about the same as 5 cans of air dusters. That might be true of large, non-flammable canned air, but I found the price comparable to between 15-20 of the cheapest cans available generally from hardware/department stores. Although it has a power switch, the constant air flow of the Electric Duster takes getting used to compared to intermittent bursts from cans. Previously I would do little burst of air to remove dust, but now if I'm not careful it will continue to force dust all over the place. That can be good and bad, but if used together with a vacuum cleaner, the airborne dust can be collected and controlled and I don't have to worry about wasting extra money with prolonged blowing. The unit is a bit larger and heavier than I expected, but the handle provides a great grip and the flexible tube and little attachments make up for the awkwardness of the unit's size and weight. The cord is long enough to use without need for an extension cord most of the time. It is rather loud, but it was expected and an acceptable trade-off for savings on cans, etc. Finally, although the manufacturer makes other products specifically for inflating things like air-mattresses, I think this could be used for that same purpose if care is taken not to let it overheat. The various adapters make it compatible with all sort of air nozzles.

THIS IS VERY GOOD MY CAT CAN'T CHEW THROUGH THIS ONE!!!

I mounted a Sony A7C on a wall 10 feet in the air behind a drum kit. No way to hit return in the middle of a concert with a band on stage. This did the trick. It reaches probably 30 feet or more with direct line of sight.

My wife gave me this turntable for Christmas, Through my suggestion.

I have had a number of Furman power conditioners in the past 30 years. The pl has always been my favorite. I have had some cheaper power conditioners also and they are not conditioners whatsoever. All they are.. are exaggerated power strips.. and when you pick them up you will see the weigh less than a pound.. because most of the electronics are missing in the chassis. Not so with the Furman units. Furman units are very heavy because they have actual electronics in them like filters and other things that are going to be making sure the power is conditioned correctly. They shut down upon overload and the filter make sure there is no buzz or hum in the line. You cannot go wrong with a PL plus and B&H has the lowest price in the country!!

This is one of those things that just need to be made by the camera manufacturer.