TayMac PTAC Air Deflector DG28 29.5" Clear Heavy‑Duty Polystyrene, Adjustable Angle with Mounting Hardware

Designed for PTAC-style units, this 29.5-inch internal-width diverter mounts quickly and offers adjustable angles so you can aim conditioned air exactly where you need it. The transparent, durable construction blends unobtrusively with room decor while resisting warping and cracking. It’s supplied with mounting hardware and a set of 15 wedge adapters to help you dial in the ideal airflow pattern on compatible models.

Which PTAC models and unit widths does this diverter work with?

The TayMac DG28 is part of a family of diverters made to fit common packaged terminal air conditioners. The 29.5-inch inside dimension matches many GE Zoneline and similar PTAC housings, and the product line also includes nearby sizes for a precise fit.

• Compatible with select GE Zoneline series (2100, 2600, 3100, 5100) and other PTAC housings of similar width.
• Available internal widths in the TayMac line: 28.5", 29.5" (this item), 30", 30.25".
• Comes with mounting screws and 15 adapter wedges for secure installation and fine angle adjustment.

How do I install the TayMac DG28 so it points air where I want?

Installation is straightforward and requires standard hand tools. Position the deflector inside the PTAC opening, use the included wedges to set the tilt, then fasten with the supplied hardware. Adjust the wedges to change airflow direction without removing the unit.

• Place deflector into the PTAC grille opening and align with the frame.
• Insert one or more of the 15 supplied wedges behind the deflector to set tilt angle.
• Secure with included screws; readjust wedges for finer airflow control.

What material is the deflector made from and how durable is it?

The deflector is molded from heavy-duty, clear polystyrene engineered to resist cracking and warping under normal indoor conditions. The smooth surface wipes clean easily and maintains clarity so it doesn’t visually dominate the room.

• Heavy-duty polystyrene resists deformation over time.
• Clear finish keeps the appearance neutral in different interiors.
• Simple wipe-clean surface for low maintenance.

Will this save energy or change how I use my PTAC?

While results vary by room and usage, directing air to occupied areas can reduce the need for maximum fan output. Pointed airflow often makes occupants feel comfortable at lower fan speeds or thermostat settings, helping reduce unnecessary air circulation.

• Targets air to specific seating or sleeping areas instead of blowing into curtains.
• May allow lower fan speeds while preserving occupant comfort.
• Helps avoid direct drafts on people, improving perceived comfort.

Who is this for: The TayMac DG28 PTAC Air Deflector is ideal for homeowners, landlords, hotel maintenance teams, or facility managers with PTAC-style units who want an inexpensive, non‑invasive way to control airflow direction. Choose this model if your PTAC has an internal width near 29.5 inches and you value adjustable, durable, easy-to-clean airflow guidance that blends into the room.