Product Overview
Krueger 1450 1450 8" Diffuser
The Krueger 1450F2308 is a steel, three-cone louvered face ceiling diffuser with an 8-inch nominal round inlet and an F23 lay-in T-bar frame. It is used in commercial HVAC supply-air systems to distribute conditioned air in a fixed four-way pattern and is configured for a 24-by-24-inch ceiling panel.
Part Details:
- Steel, three-cone louvered face diffuser from the Krueger 1450 series
- 8-inch nominal round inlet with a Krueger listed actual inlet dimension of 7 7/8 inches
- F23 lay-in frame for T-bar ceiling applications
- Fixed four-way supply-air discharge pattern
- 24-by-24-inch ceiling panel configuration
- One-piece stamped cone construction with two integral earthquake tabs
Documentation:
FAQs:
Q: What is the Krueger 1450F2308 diffuser used for?
A: The Krueger 1450F2308 distributes conditioned supply air from round ductwork into a commercial interior space. Its three-cone face provides a fixed four-way discharge pattern for ceiling-mounted air distribution.
Q: Does the Krueger 1450F2308 have an 8-inch duct connection?
A: Yes. The diffuser has an 8-inch nominal round inlet, while Krueger lists its actual inlet dimension as 7 7/8 inches. Confirm the nominal neck size, existing duct connection, and complete diffuser configuration before ordering.
Q: What type of ceiling is the Krueger 1450F2308 designed for?
A: The F23 designation identifies a lay-in frame for T-bar ceiling systems. The 1450F2308 configuration uses a 24-by-24-inch panel, but the existing ceiling grid, panel dimensions, and inlet size should be verified before replacement.
Q: Is the Krueger 1450F2308 the same as every Krueger 1450 diffuser?
A: No. The 1450 series includes multiple inlet sizes, frame styles, panel sizes, accessories, and finishes. A different 1450 diffuser should not be treated as interchangeable unless its inlet, frame, panel, pattern, finish, and required accessories match the existing application.
Q: How can I verify that the Krueger 1450F2308 is the correct replacement diffuser for my system?
A: To verify a replacement, compare the existing diffuser's inlet size, frame style, panel dimensions, and discharge pattern with the replacement unit. If the original diffuser label is unavailable, field measurements of the neck size and ceiling opening can help confirm compatibility.
