Will this receiver fit in my 6.5 inch high cabinet? The manual says it it 6 inches tall. Does this provide enough ventilation for cooling? How hot does the unit get?
1043128
It will likely fit, but the general rule is "At minimum" 1" of air space, more is better, ventilated is best. These receivers run warm to the touch.
1757387
I can't say for sure but, I would wager that it might be a little bulky for that. It's a nice unit and works well but, you might want to consider something less bulky/flatter unless you have enough room for it. i.e. the unit height is probably about 2.5".
86411
If you look at the other questions people have used it to cool home theatre receivers with good results. I use it for something else, but with the amount of air it moves I'd expect it to be able to cool receivers well.
1235174
My receiver is 6-7/8" tall and it barely fits in. Anything larger would not fit.
332618
Yes you can. It will produce more bass if you could Put it in some sort of enclosure, but will be fine free air being a 6.5"
621902
I have this unit and the sides were not long enough for my A/V receiver, only the two middle shelves were able to hold it. That said my receiver is about 17-5/16 wide and 13 inches deep. I'm not home currently however I can tell you tha the sides are barely wide enough to handle my Xbox One which is just under 11 inches wide.
88118
I had no issue with the transmitter/receiver size. That fit well without issue. The issue is that this fan is heavy and you will need an assistant, or at least I did. I used a 48 inch down tube due to the height of our room. Wiring was straight forward. Great fan, almost silent. It has run no-stop for 6 plus years. Hope that helps. Will replace it with the same fan if available.
600264
The receiver is not wall mountable. It is small, about 6 inches wide, 2 inches deep, 3 inches tall.
667633
This amplifier uses only heat sinks (fins to transfer heat). Since it has no fan, I wouldn't mount it in an enclosed rack without at least leaving an extra open space above and probably below. I am using mine just to power the woofers in a three way system in a home studio, and it runs fairly cool out in the open. Haven't tried in in a rack yet.
164612
Yes. The instruction manual says this receiver supports use of speakers from 6 ohms to 16 ohms. Lower resistance speakers can cause overheating, it says.
984152
The dimensions the unit (as opposed to the box it comes in) are 5-1/2 inches tall x 17-1/4 inches wide x 14 inches deep. You'll need some space above the unit for cooling, but I hope this answers your question.
1200919
it is freestanding. it placed in cabinet, please allow 6 inches for clearance and temperature setting needs to be above 57 degree
918549
this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID=&tag=&linkCode= "All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. "
1581348
heat come from the top of the back box. i mounted a glass shelf about 36" long about 8" above the back box.
598790
It depends on if it's enclosed or not. I experience severe heat and issues when closing my cabinet door...the temp readout from the Onkyo settings says 65+. If I leave the door open it cools off considerably to around 50 or so. This is with an AV fan sitting on top of it as well. I'm debating on whether I should return it or not and whether its a bad amp or not.I haven't checked the wattage output.
1364062
It looks like the cooler will only fit in the case with the side fan removed. The maximum height it will take with it on is 6".
1043126
I have never experienced the receiver getting very hot, however, I don't have it enclosed in a shelving unit. I would feel comfortable having it in the 6.5" tall cabinet shelf, being that the top of the receiver is very perforated to allow maximum air flow. Worst case scenario, I recommend asking about the warranty, or extended warranty available. Also, I have my wifi router, and multiple other smaller components on top of the receiver, and have never had any issues with overheating.