Can this be installed from the outside? I only have about 30" between roof & ceiling & cannot get to there from inside my crawl space.
1492041
cut hole inside and mark tube on roof from inside drill pilot holes on roof cut with a sawsaw no need to go in crawl space just make sure you find the studs
625477
Yes, but your challenge will be identifying the exact placement of the hole that you need to make in the roof. The tube needs to fit straight in between the ceiling joists and the roof rafters. So you will need to be able to at least see and identify a straight path between the roof rafters and the ceiling joists.
20465
It's in the crawl space underneath the house now, but I believe the device's own cord is 4-5'. My electrician was able to add an outlet to an existing electrical conduit near the main water feed (which the coils need to be wrapped around). Otherwise, the unit would have required a 20' extension cord, which neither of us thought was a good idea for permanent installation!
886998
yes u can install on the outside of the hose. if the temp drops below 32 not good and the plastic will crack if water freezes. should make some kind of cover over the top of it if outside. i would also think do not put into direct sunlight.
519891
Yes. I installed outside but under roof eve. It gets hit by sprinklers all the time. No issues whatsoever so far.
163451
Whatever is easiest for u. My bell is inside where it is heard best and protected from the weather. I then ran cheap plastic water line (1/2 inch). from there through the floor into the crawl space then through the brick foundation wall below ground level so it will be hidden and out of the way. Only the last 20 ft is the soft rubber hose that is needed for the bell to work properly. (it's kind of pricey) Every installation would be different. But again I would do whatever is easiest for u.
933837
We sit fairly close to the heater, but we have it on the back deck. Your ceiling needs to be very high. I believe that the company doesn't recommend placing it inside.
1246400
No, it has to be installed outside the tub, however there are poles available that has grasp extensions that can be rotated so that it can be reached better
2142699
my advice would be to get an extension hose from Amazon or pick one up at Lowes they were reasonable that will get you to the second floor from the ground doing it on a ladder is kind of precarious I have one of those extensions and am able to do the top of a two floor house which mine is
231748
YOu could frill a hole in the bottom/back and bring the supply in there instead of from underneath, or just bring your supp;y through the wall below the unit and then upwards through some flex. I do not believe this unit it rated for outdoor use (not waterproof, etc)
1791394
The crawl space would likely not be "air tight" (or sealed) enough to prevent significant exchange of outside air.
604166
I dont think so. At full extension mine only reaches 45 -50 down from the roof
482308
It can absolutely be used in a basement, that is where I use mine. I don't know however, about crawl-spaces.
609025
Our contractor installed ours without access to the floor above, but you do need space for ducting to the outside and without attic access it will likely mean cutting out a chunk of ceiling. In our case, the ceiling was being replaced anyway but that could be a significant issue for some.
764874
I had mine put up by somebody but if you have higher ceilings I'm sure all you have to do is go to your local hardware store and purchase a chain that size. So to answer that yes you can
698061
Yes you can definitely do that, the only thing to pay attention to is that it has to be the distance above the floor and from the walls, I don't remember the exact distance specifications but it is indicated on the instructions, otherwise it will work perfectly depending on your crawlspace. In case the readings comes back high over 4.0 you will need to perform another test to confirm, however they will advise you when they send the results.
155340
Yes you can install from the outside. Just be careful not to drop anything.
1625730
Sorry, "range" really depends on terrain and where you're at; I'm getting a couple of miles from inside a building with a metal roof.