Will this fan fit inside an existing 14" wind turbine assembly? I'm trying not to cut into the roof if I don't have to.
878384
These type of fans are meant to be mounted vertically through the side of a house, not horizontally through the roof. They do not have "water-tight" motors.
72289
It's definitely shorter than teh standard version so you should be fine . It only has one fan it's a little chunky and cute ;P/
1082734
The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
390827
sorry i nno longer hae this fan, it is defintly 6 inches. you may need to go with the 4 in one
51853
Yes it will fit the hole will go from one rafter to the other. As I recall it needs a 14" hole. There is no part that has to fit through the hole so a smaller hole will just restrict a little air flow.
2035137
The fan measurements are 12.5" X 10" so the hole is slightly smaller than that. They do give you a pattern to use to cut the hole. Simple installation.
1099237
It says in the specs that the 24" fan needs a rough opening of 26" X 28". However when I received my fan the square measurement was 28" X 28 1/2". So go figure.
406915
This fan blade fits a very small round shaft that is splined. Hope this helps.
604157
It will fit, but any PSU will have a tight fit depending on the orientation of the fan.
712260
According to aerocool website, it can fit 120mm fans almost on all sides, front, top, left, rear, bottom and inner front. So yes, it will fit.
691837
I don't have the exact specs anymore. But, mine fit tightly in a standard small frame outdoor fan. had to jiggle some wires around to get it to fit well.
1663752
This has been a little time since I installed the motor, but I will offer this: the shaft is 1/2" in diameter, and is about 3" long. There's a flat on the shaft full length, for the set screw on the fan blades to clamp on. The motor housing is around 5" in diameter. This motor seems to fit pretty much all of the power roof vents...however, you might have to take the mounting bolts out and install them from the opposite direction for some installations. This is a super easy conversion. I would suggest applying a light coat of grease to the shaft before assembly, to preclude rust from forming, so the job will be easier next time! Lastly, this motor CAN be replaced from indoors, if attic access is practical; however it requires a bit of patience to get everything in place around the four motor mounting brackets. Nice if you have a high and sharply pitched roof!
426168
It should fit but if it doesn't you can cut the tabs off and use the tie bands that are included with the fan to secure it and that will work just as well as the nuts and bolts
879234
I have it installed in the wall.. here it fits right between studs. So if your stud spacing is same or more you should be fine. Moreover the specs say Cutout Dimension: 14.1" (W) x 7" (H)- Mounting Depth: 3.25" so as long as you have that much space you should be ok.
1255513
My fan is not flush with the ceiling. It has about an 8-10inch drop. The shade sits about another 3-4inces from the blades, which gives me an overall drop of nearly the 15inches you are looking for. I'm pleased with the look of mine. Hope this helps.
446995
When I ordered the kit, I didn't even think about whether it would fit. I just assumed it would, since I was pretty sure that any kit offered for fans would have to fit most all models, otherwise they would have to mention restrictions in the specifications. I used the kit with a Hunter fan and had no problems other than "fat fingers" working with small parts.
824986
No... It's a big fan and needs the full diameter of the housing. But Broan makes smaller fans that may meet your needs bng