Convert Midea Duo to Single Exhaust Hose Vent Installation

Looking to convert your Midea Duo or similar dual hose (hose in hose) model to a single hose? This tutorial will show you exactly how to convert your exhaust hose to a single hose.

Why would you want to convert to a single hose?

In most cases, it's because you need a longer exhaust hose. The supplied 4' exhaust hose is too short for some installations. Many users need to have the AC unit far from where the exhaust goes. Some need to install to a window way high up. In either case, the supplied exhaust hose just isn't long enough.

❌ Midea does not make a longer hose, 4 feet is all you get
❌ There are no available standard adapters or connectors that convert to single hose
❌ You are not able to connect multiple factory exhaust hoses together

What's Included?

This guide will show you exactly how to modify your Midea Duo to a single hose along with step-by-step instructions.

✅ Links to all items needed to purchase to make the conversion. Total cost $35+

✅ Step-by-step installation instructions with photos

✅ Instructions on how to install the single hose exhaust to a sliding door or window, 3 different methods.

Compatibility:

Compatible with following manufacturer hose-in-hose (dual hose) design exhaust vents:

• Midea
• Whynter
• Toshiba
• Danby
• Cooper & Hunter

Total cost

This detailed guide is only $10.

Difficulty

I would rate the difficulty 2 out of 5 stars.

Disclaimer
Your Midea Duo was designed as a dual hose. It's highly recommended to use the provided dual hose if possible. This will allow your unit to run more efficient. Pushing out hot air and pulling in fresh air from a short distance is ideal. If you have no other choice, and need a longer hose, this is the only other option.