My window is 22"W x 28"H. Can I reorient the fan 90 degrees to accommodate the smaller width?
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Theoretically yes, but I am not sure how the mounting bracket would work in that orientation.
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It wasn't designed to fit in that manner. I would not try it. See if you can find smaller fan.
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WheelinDealin is correct. I have a casement window that is 15.25" in width and had to cut the lower metal section out to make the A/C fit into one of my rental homes. This effectively ruins that side of the window and it must remain locked in place.
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Yes, the fans do not come attached to the bracket so you can configure the fan direction in any way you want.
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Yes I have it in a 20x20 sliding window only thing is fan rans continuously not a big deal
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if it is installed horizontally i'm assuming you will have a 90 degree elbow to go vertical again. the 90 will be harder on the motor. i wouldn't put one if i could help it i think two 45 degree elbows would be better. the fan is best not to push the air into the elbows but straight up and out. peace, Todd
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If you have at least the minimum width for the fan as listed in its specifications, you can build a simple frame to hold the fan. I did this using 1 x 3 Red Oak and it worked wonderfully and it allowed me to use the Storm Guard feature to close my window when I am away. I went to the Air King site and they expressly discourage mounting the fan at a 90 degree angle to its intended installation. This is why I made a small frame within my sliding window casement. LOVE THIS FAN.
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The fan itself is about 2' (24 inches) at its smallest without any size adapters so no it will not fit in a 18" window.
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The width is adjustable so that would be okay. You don't say if your window has a sash that raises & lowers. If you can raise and lower the glass to adjust the size that the window is open to the air- the height of the open space, this might work fine.
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Yes the fan rotation can be reversed but you need flip over the fan blades.
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All of the windows used with this fan block it a little (~2-4inches). Haven't noticed any problems.
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I doubt it. My room is maybe 14x15 and it has lowered it about half that. I have single pane windows and plan to replace them next summer for double pained ones. I live in seattle
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Afraid not. The base can make the fan sit way back, but when moving the base forward, it only takes the fan up to a 90 degree angle. It does not move any farther to allow the fan to be pointed downwards.
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Yes. The pattern does repeat, but only the 36" sides can be placed next to each other. The short sides do not continue the design. You can flip the design either horizontal or verticle..it works either way, but if both the height AND width of your window is greater than 36", it won't work
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You may need to purchase a different base but the fan itself would be fine. The mount inside the base will allow for an angle but the cover may be difficult.
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My window is 30" and the side panel are not fully extended so it seems likely.
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Sorry, but no. The fan without the side extensions is 24" wide. It really is a great fan.