Cassette Air Conditioner Air Deflector – Single Blade (58 cm), Anti-Condensation, No Drilling

Preventing the cold or warm air from the air conditioner blowing directly onto you, the cassette air conditioner air deflector is designed to optimise the air distribution in your living spaces and give a comfortable, healthy indoor experience. With its eco-friendly material and ergonomic design it gives effective protection against direct draughts, especially for families with babies, pregnant women and the elderly.

360° Adjustable Angle and Anti-Condensation Design

Thanks to its curved shape and 360-degree adjustable hinged arms you can direct the airflow up or down as you wish. The specially designed waterproof sponge pads (anti-condensation cotton) reliably prevent condensation and dripping on the panel. It does not reduce your air conditioner's cooling or heating performance and does not block the remote control signal.

Key Technical Features and Hardware

The technical details of this deflector, which stands out for its secure anti-fall hanging system and eco-friendly construction, are as follows:

• Dimensions: 58 cm long (fits most standard ceiling / cassette air conditioner outlets on the market).
• Material: eco-friendly, odourless, heat-resistant, non-deforming high-quality one-piece PVC panel.
• Condensation protection: insulated sponge strips that prevent surface sweating and dripping.
• Mounting system: practical hanging hardware with S-shaped arms and U-clamps, no drill or screws needed.
• Adjustability: with the double fixed hanging bracket both the width and the airflow direction (360°) are easily adjusted.

Practical Installation and Use Note

Installation note: You do not need to drill the wall or damage your air conditioner to fit the product. Stick the waterproof pads from the package onto the panel. Fit the S-shaped arms to the clips and place them in the rails on the back of the panel. Finally pass the U-clamps over the edge grilles of your air conditioner and fix them with the wing screws. Direct the cold air towards the ceiling (up) in summer and the warm air towards the floor (down) in winter for maximum energy saving and comfort.