can this tube be run in an attic and between walls
882467
In Colorado, yes, but verify with your local building codes for specific requirements.
1810906
Yes jus make sure its secure. Also you still must not be near the attic becuz fumes will still seap through. But if you stay in basement or something should be out of arms way
2266510
There is no access from below, like there is for the center channel. I ran 10 feet of 1/2 inch plastic tubing in the center channel, no problem. If you could slide a thin, stiff cord through a side channel, perhaps. Not very likely except for short runs.
611475
I believe it states they they can be mounted in an attic. I was NOT happy about the quality control of the product. I had to steal parts from the second one, just to make a complete one.... and it didn't work. Make sure you have no obstructions
1756896
Probably. You'll need good wire and a strong power supply. 100 foot "cheap-o" cables work in attics and so forth. A bit better wire with a separate power supply should be fine. Search Amazon for cctv cable and connectors if you like. You could always test with a cheap cable from Amazon to work things out...
561927
Yes. It would be a very powerful range hood. You would probably have to wire it to a separate wall switch or something too. It's a large fan too, so it's not going to fit inside a wall or anything. If your range vent pipe is in your attic you could make it work. It is probably overkill unless you have a very serious range hood.
609024
The unit can be wired and set in place from the floor but you will not be able to position the exhaust duct without attic access.
1714130
Yes it can be used as a thru wall unit. Instructions for that are in the included manual.
30233
It does require a fresh air intake as well as an exhaust. Attic air will likely be far too warm for heat exchange purposes.
1200161
Anytime u run it near any electrical cable or outlets u must either run it in a conduit or run a shielded cat5e/6 cable.
2034783
I think you could mount it on a wall. Our electrician put them up right to run the cables through the attic.
541806
Hi, from what I've learned, the attic would be considered as indoors, and this unit can do both. However, the challenge will occur with the installationof the correctly sized gas pipes that will be connected, to the unit in the attic. It can get costly! Good Luck!!
417419
Not sure how cold your attic gets. But it shouldn't be subjected to freezing temps, it will void your warranty if the pipes freeze. The heater or outlet pipe should be at least 24" from any combustable materials, and should not be installed under any water pipes or A/C lines. Required clearances are 12" above and below the heater, and 6" from either side. I was confused about the required 3/4" water feed line. When I called customer service about the size of the feed line. They told me it reguires 3/4" in and out for at least 1 foot. I went with a water feed line of 3/4" copper tubing for 5 feet in and out. My unit works great, and happy I went with the Ecosmart. I didn't see anyone else with a Lifetime Warranty, and made in USA to boot...
218063
Yes, and no. You would have to cut the tube and tighten the electrical. Possible, but you'll have to be handy.
1718295
I would not advise it. Anytime you vent into a possible closed space such as an attic, you risk the chance of condensation and mold issues. Although ugly, if you purchase so extra flex hose, you can run it into another room for proper venting.
1919593
Should be no problem, as long as you have enough static vents to supply air when both are running, these are usually located in the eaves. If you don't, you could create a negative pressure situation and suck air from inside your house. Although I don't see the point of having both go out, the point is to remove heat from the ceiling. I would think going from the shady side of the house to the sunny side, both blowing the same direction would be the most effective way to do that.
28075
Yes you could, if need be. Much better if you lay-in some underground pvc conduit to run it through..