WEN 3410 3-Speed Remote-Controlled Air Filtration System (300/350/400 CFM), Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM) , Black
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Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
Features
- Includes a 1-micron filter and a 5-micron pre-filter, both of which can be easily replaced
- Dimensions 17 L x 20.5 W x 10 H | Electrical Requirements 120V, 60 Hz, 1A | Air flow 300/350/400 cubic feet per minute | Cover rooms up to 400 sq ft. | Noise rating 50 to 60 dB
- Programmable timer automatically shuts unit off after set number of minutes
- Remote control allows users to set timer, change speed and power the unit on and off from up to 26 feet away
- RF remote system allows for operation from any angle of the room, even if direct line of vision is obstructed
Description
Remember when your workshop was full of clean air? Air-borne dust particulates can dirty up a woodworker's workshop and harm a healthy respiratory system, but with the WEN 3-Speed Remote-Controlled Air Filtration System, you no longer need to worry. This system eradicates these contaminants by catching them in one of the two easily cleanable filters while circulating the air in your work area. The powerful 1/6 HP motor leaves no stone unturned, collecting every contaminant in its path. Quiet system creates 50 to 60 dB of noise and is controllable up to 26 feet away with the included remote. The lightweight design weighs in at a mere 31 pounds. Combine this with the attached carrying handle and eyebolts for easy mobility, mounting and installation. The WEN Air Filtration System collects and releases the air in your workshop after filtering it through both a 5-micron outer filter and a 1-micron inner filter. Easily switch between three speeds of 300, 350 and 400 cfm depending on what the situation calls for. With the time feature, you don't even have to worry about turning off your machine. Simply set the timer and the machine will turn off on its own once the time runs out, allowing you to easily give your workshop a thorough cleanse at the end of a day of woodworking without having to be present. And because this is a WEN Product, your 3-Speed Remote- Controlled Air Filtration System is backed by a two-year warranty, a helpful customer service phone line, and a nationwide network of experienced technicians. Remember when you could breathe easy in your workshop? Remember WEN. Sound Output: 50-60 dB.
Color: Black
Brand: WEN
Product Dimensions: 17"D x 20.5"W x 10"H
Power Source: ac
Item Weight: 31 Pounds
Power Source: ac
Control Method: Remote
Filter Type: Pre-Filter
Floor Area: 400.0
Noise Level: 60 Decibels
Particle Retention Size: 1 Micron
Controller Type: Remote Control
Wattage: 12.42 watts
Contaminant Filtration Capability: True
Special Features: Programmable
Smart Home Compatibility: Not Smart Home Compatible
Filter Class: Pre-Filter
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 17"D x 20.5"W x 10"H
Item Weight: 31 Pounds
Brand Name: WEN
Model Number: 3410
UPC: 044459034100
Global Trade Identification Number: 00
Manufacturer: Great Lakes Tool MFG INC
Warranty Description: 2 year
Part Number: 3410
Included Components: Air filtration system, air filters, remote
Item Type Name: Air Filtration System
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Color: Black
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Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
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Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2021 by AZ DOC Z
Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
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Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
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Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
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Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
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Lots of dust floating around- it's important to note that I was using the equipment (both DeWalt, FWIW) in their default state WITHOUT anyother dust collection unit attached- the table saw was just spitting the dust right out and the miter saw had its default cloth bag attached which catches some of the bigger chunks the blade tosses in its direction. This is probably unfair to the WEN, as I imagine basic point-source dust control measures are expected, but I figured I might as well see what it can do. Results are next; quick notes about the particulate matter terminology so that the numbers make sense. I concentrated on three particle size categories- 10 micrometers or less in diameter (PM10), 2.5 micrometers or less (PM2.5), and 1 micrometer or less (PM1). 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I allowed the WEN to run on high for 90 minutes before collecting a third set. Finally, I performed the 5-minute work series again while the WEN ran on high and measurements were active. For reference, the US EPA standard limit for daily outdoor PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations are 150 ug/m3 and 35 ug/m3, respectively. Results below- measurements are micrograms per cubic meter: 1: Ambient Garage Air. PM1= 4 ; PM2.5= 5 ; PM10= 31 2: Heavy Woodworking, No Filtration. PM1= 21 ; PM2.5= 155 ; PM10= 4291 3. 90mins After Heavy Woodworking, WEN on HIGH. PM1= 2 ; PM2.5= 3 ; PM10= 17 4. Heavy Woodworking, WEN on HIGH. PM1= 10 ; PM2.5= 84 ; PM10= 2755 Conclusions: 1. Woodworking makes lots of dust. I probably should have installed dust collection equipment a long time ago. 2. With the WEN unit located about 4-6' away from the saws and on HIGH, it was able to cut dust concentrations nearly in half during active work even though I didn't have any direct dust control measures in place. 3. The unit cleaned the air in my 500ft2 garage very quickly once the work was done. After 90 minutes on the highest setting, PM2.5 was down to 3 ug/m3 and PM10 was 17 ug/m3- inside my kitchen on the same day (no cooking yet that day, and before all of the cutting down in the garage), PM2.5 was 9 ug/m3 and PM10 was 105 ug/m3. Yes- the WEN made my garage air cleaner than my house air. Maybe I should hang one in my living room. Overall, the unit performs extremely well. If you're in a hobbyist space like mine (i.e. a garage or small workshop), you probably don't need to spend the extra bucks to get a higher CFM unit- the 400 CFM movement of the WEN does just fine. Once I get my ShopFox dust collector set up to suck sawdust straight from the saws, it'd probably be fair to run these experiments again under a more intended use scenario. If I can make the time and borrow the equipment again, I'll update this post. Also, updates will come as the unit is used for longer than one day and any other performance/longevity characteristics become apparent. As of now, I'd say these numbers earn my hearty recommendation, and I consider this unit money well spent!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2019 by Cary
Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
I built a dust collector with a shop vac, 5 gallon bucket, dust separator and a PVC manifold to run flexible hoses to each saw. It does ok with the large particles but didn’t collect any of the smaller particles. It is also very loud. I purchased two units based on recommendations I read on line. The consensus was mounting 2 units at either end of a 450 sq ft shop facing opposite directions would be more efficient and effective. Also my saws are at one end and my sanders and planer are at the other end. I haven’t mounted them yet as I will have to do something different from instructions. I did set them on benches at either end of my shop, turned on high and set timer for 1hr. I then put on my PPE and turned on my leaf blower. Walking around the shop kicking up all the sawdust covering everything. In less than 5 minutes the filters were covered in sawdust dust. The units are also surprisingly quiet. The filters are easy to access and replace. I am extremely happy so far. Can’t wait to get them mounted to the ceiling.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by J. Wagoner
Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
Bought this to help reduce chemical smell (carbon filters) and saw dust (regular filters) in my small wood shop. It works great. It is very quiet and does a great job. Highly recommend. Would purchase again.
Reviewed in the United States on April 4, 2026 by J. Wulf
Style: Basic w/ RF Remote (400 CFM)
Pattern Name: Air Filtration System
I have a garage shop, and have to share the space with everthing midwesterners would store in a basement. Dust has been a real problem, settling on everything. While I often wear a dust mask and have my tools attached to a vaccuum dust collection system, I still wind up breathing in a lot opf particles. This system cleans the air both while working and after I've blown dust off of surfaces. It was easy to install, is quiet and I love the timer feature. I keep the remote fastened to the wall next to the doorway, so I won't lose it. I strongly recommend this product and brand-- I have other Wen tools and am always impressed with the price:quality ratio.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 Reviewed in the United States on November 25, 2025 by Paul G