Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning - Other price list
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Last updated Saturday, Oct 17, 2026
Choosing the right heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning accessory can feel like assembling a puzzle. You need to match the product to the equipment, the power source, the airflow requirement, or the intended respiratory application. The reference listings cover a broad range of HVAC-related products, including heat-moisture exchangers, blowers, heating elements, temperature gauges, air-intake silencers, filters, collectors, and humidifying components.
ZoneOffer is a comparison site that helps you review products from different sellers in one place. It is not a store, and prices or availability can change. Before purchasing, check the current listing details, product compatibility, and any professional guidance required for your application.
This collection includes two especially different product groups. The first centers on respiratory heat and moisture exchange, filtration, and humidification components. These listings include products from brands such as Teleflex, CareFusion, Edith, Flexlife, Thermovent, and Smiths Medical.
The second group focuses on equipment and accessories for ventilation, heating, and air treatment. Examples include Jabsco blowers, Quick heating elements, a Webasto air-intake silencer, a Faria water-temperature gauge, solar collector products, an Atomstack replacement filter, and an ultrasonic humidifying spray nozzle.
That variety is useful, but it also means there is no single “best” choice for everyone. A compact blower for a marine ventilation setup has a completely different job from a heat-moisture exchanger used in a respiratory circuit. Think of the category as a toolbox: the right tool depends on the task.
Several listings are heat and moisture exchangers, often abbreviated as HMEs. These products are designed to help exchange heat and moisture between inhaled and exhaled air in a connected breathing circuit. The reference data includes both adult and pediatric options, as well as products described for tracheostomy, anesthesia, or intensive-care use.
The Heat And Moisture Exchanger With Gas Port is listed at $3.47 from Alldiabetic. Its description identifies a gas port, a tidal-volume range of approximately 90 to 1,500 milliliters, 26 milliliters of dead space, and an 18-gram weight. Because this is a clinical component, users should confirm that its specifications suit the prescribed equipment and application.
The Heat And Moisture Exchanger - 32ml Dead Space is listed at $5.20. Its description includes filtration, passive humidification, a patient-end connection measuring 15 millimeters inside diameter by 22 millimeters outside diameter, and a 22-millimeter circuit-end connection. It is described as non-sterile and latex-free, with use noted for anesthesia and intensive-care environments.
The product selection also includes pediatric choices. The Teleflex Humid-ventfilter Pediatric Heat Moisture Exchangers 50 To 250ml listing is shown at $158.64 for a case, while another listing for the same named product is shown at $7.58 for each unit. The reference data identifies the pediatric design for children weighing between 16 and 80 pounds.
Those two listings illustrate why you should check the selling unit carefully. A case and an individual item are not directly comparable, even when the product name looks nearly identical. Confirm the quantity, item code, and current listing information before comparing value.
For adult applications, the listings include several hygroscopic condense humidifiers. The Hygroscopic Condense Humidifier - 003005 is described as adult, filtered, nonsterile, and latex-free. It is listed at $4.68, compared with a reference price of $7.47 in the data.
The Hygroscopic Condense Humidifier is listed at $2.99, compared with a reference price of $5.08. Its description says the adult type captures exhaled heat and moisture and returns them in inspired gas. It also notes that the product is compact and that adult or small-volume models should be selected according to tidal-volume requirements.
The Hygroscopic Condense Humidifier - 003004 is described as a small-volume, type II model and is listed at $3.03. The Humid-vent 1 - Each is listed at $1.83 and is described as a heat and moisture exchanger with a transparent housing and high moisture output.
Other compact choices include the Flexlife Compact HME With Extendable Connector at $2.34 and the Edith Flex Heat-moisture Exchanger at $5.19. The Edith range also includes the Edith 500 at $3.52, Edith 1000 at $5.02, Edith 1500 at $6.65, and Edith Trach at $6.01.
Start with the application rather than the price. Is the product intended for an adult, a child, a tracheostomy setup, anesthesia, or intensive care? Then review the connection type, filtration description, dead-space information, moisture performance, and whether the item is sterile or nonsterile.
For clinical products, compatibility is not a guess-and-check exercise. A healthcare professional or equipment specialist should confirm the appropriate model. Even a small difference in connection size, volume, or circuit design can matter, much like choosing the wrong adapter for a hose: it may look close, but it may not fit or perform as intended.
The reference data includes several Jabsco blowers with different mounting styles, electrical inputs, outlet sizes, and airflow ratings. These products are particularly relevant when you need forced ventilation in a compatible equipment or marine environment.
The Jabsco 34744-0000 is a 3-inch flangemount blower rated at 100 CFM with a 115-volt input. It is listed at $221.12. The Jabsco 34739-0020 is a 3-inch flangemount blower rated at 150 CFM with a 24-volt input and is listed at $207.12.
For higher airflow, the Jabsco 35760-0092 is a 4-inch flangemount heavy-duty blower rated at 250 CFM with a 12-volt input. Its listed price is $307.12. The Jabsco 35400-0010 is another 4-inch flangemount blower rated at 250 CFM, using 24 volts, and listed at $249.12.
Mounting style is one of the clearest ways to separate the Jabsco listings. Flangemount models include the 3-inch and 4-inch products listed above. Flexmount models include the Jabsco 36740-0010, a 3-inch blower rated at 150 CFM with a 24-volt input and listed at $201.12.
The Jabsco 35770-0094 is a 4-inch flexmount heavy-duty blower rated at 250 CFM and designed for a 24-volt input. It is listed at $283.12. When comparing these options, match the blower’s voltage and airflow rating to the existing system. More airflow is not automatically better if the ducting, power supply, or installation cannot support it.
Three Quick heating elements appear in the listings. Each is described as a 110-volt replacement element for a compatible heater system, but the wattage and intended heater family differ.
The Quick FVSLRSB12110A00 is a 1,200-watt heating element for B3 and Sigmar heaters. It is listed at $87.12. The Quick FVSLRSB0811SA00 is an 800-watt heating element for a Sigmar heater and is also listed at $87.12. The Quick FVSLRSB05110A00 is a 500-watt element for Nautic B3 heaters, again listed at $87.12.
These products may look similar, yet wattage and heater compatibility are essential. Before selecting one, compare the old component’s identification information with the listing. A replacement element should match the heater family, electrical rating, and required power. If you are unsure, consult the equipment documentation or a qualified technician.
The Webasto Thermo Top Evo Air Intake Silencer 1315744A is listed at $34.35, with a reference price of $42.66. Its description states that it is a genuine Webasto air-intake silencer supplied with a mounting bracket and fitting information for use with a Webasto Thermo Top Evo water heater. It is also described as having a 23-millimeter diameter and reducing combustion air inlet noise.
Because the listing identifies a specific heater family, compatibility should be your first checkpoint. A silencer is a small component, but it works as part of a larger system. Think of it as the quieting section of a musical instrument: its shape and connection matter just as much as its basic purpose.
The Faria 19003 Kronos 2-inch water-temperature gauge is listed at $44.12. Its stated measurement range is 100 to 250 degrees Fahrenheit. This can be useful when monitoring water temperature in a compatible system, but the gauge should be matched to the equipment and installation requirements before purchase.
The wider selection includes products that may suit specialized air-treatment or energy-related projects. The Atomstack AP2 Replaceable Filter for the Atomstack Maker D2 Air Purifier is listed at $99. Its description identifies a multilayer filter design involving nonwoven material, electrostatic filter cotton, and activated carbon layers. It is presented as a replacement element for laser-cutting air purification equipment.
The listing describes a stated filtration rate of 99.5 percent based on Atomstack laboratory test data and says the filter is designed for odors and harmful substances generated by laser cutting. It also describes a replacement process intended to take approximately five minutes. Users should follow the equipment maker’s instructions and make sure the filter is intended for their exact purifier model.
The reference data also includes a High Efficiency Black Film Absorber for Solar Collector at $50 and a BTE Black Titanium Flat Plate Solar Panel Collector for Solar Water Heater at $82. These are different collector-related products, so they should not be treated as interchangeable. Review the system design, collector type, dimensions, and intended application before comparing them.
For humidification equipment, the New 30 60 80 Degree Aeroponic Ultrasonic Dry Fog Air Atomizing Stainless Steel Humidifying Spray Nozzle is listed at $11.20. Its title describes multiple angle options and a stainless-steel nozzle design. Since the listing does not provide broader compatibility details, verify the nozzle’s connection and intended system before ordering.
The 3M 3M Test Hood is listed at $75.27 for a pack of two. Its description says it is used to check the face-to-respirator seal on particulate respirators or gas-vapor respirators with a particulate pre-filter.
This is not a heating or cooling component, but it relates to air-quality and respiratory protection. Fit testing is important because a respirator’s performance depends on a proper seal. Use the accessory according to the respirator manufacturer’s instructions and applicable workplace procedures.
Price comparison works best when you compare like with like. Check whether the listing is sold as an individual item, a case, or a pack. The pediatric Teleflex listings show why this matters: one is presented as a case at $158.64, while another is presented as an each-unit listing at $7.58.
Also review the product code and description. The reference data includes several similar HME names with different model identifiers, sizes, or intended uses. A lower price does not necessarily represent a better value if the product is unsuitable for your system.
Some listings include a reference price, while others do not. For example, the Thermovent 1200 Sterile Heat And Exchanging Filter is listed at $8.82 with a reference price of $12. The Edith 500 is listed at $3.52 with a reference price of $3.88, and the Webasto silencer is listed at $34.35 with a reference price of $42.66. Treat these figures as listing information, not as a guarantee of future pricing.
Before buying, write down the key specifications of your existing system. For blowers, note voltage, mounting style, outlet size, and required CFM. For heating elements, check wattage, voltage, and heater model. For filters and HMEs, confirm the product type, connection details, volume requirements, and whether sterile or nonsterile construction is appropriate.
For clinical or respiratory products, seek qualified medical guidance. Product descriptions alone cannot determine whether an item is suitable for a particular patient or treatment setup. For electrical, heating, and ventilation components, use qualified installation help when needed and follow the equipment maker’s instructions.
Finally, inspect the complete listing before making a decision. Product details, prices, seller information, and availability may change. ZoneOffer helps you compare the supplied options, but the final compatibility check belongs with you, your technician, or your healthcare professional.
This HVAC selection brings together practical options for air movement, temperature control, humidity exchange, filtration, and specialized heating systems. From affordable HMEs and humidifiers to Jabsco blowers, Quick heating elements, Webasto accessories, and Atomstack filters, the best choice depends on matching the product to the job. Compare the specifications, selling unit, electrical requirements, and application carefully, and use ZoneOffer as a convenient comparison site rather than as a direct retailer.



