i have floor vents for heating. can i attach exhaust vent to the this?
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Hello, It is recommended to use the window vent installation kit that is included with the package. As for floor venting , as long as it is not hazardous you may use it as you wish. Sincerely, Planet 73
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The quick answer is I don't know. However, I would note there is apparently a small tray at the bottom (others have mentioned this). The basic problem I see with not installing the exhaust is where is the hot air supposed to go? You can, I have, have the pipe go out a homemade baffle. I did this since the one that came did not work in my window. Hope that helps.
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it is possible. the standard way to afix it to your vent is with a plastic bar (about 1/2" square) that goes across the opening, horizontally. shafts run from those two little knobs you see in the picture all the way back to the bar and sqweeze the vent to the wall. i did most of mine from the outside.
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An exhaust fitting came with mine that screws in if you attach the vacuum fitting. If you didn't get that maybe you should contact IR...
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Yes, it works for vents with and without fans. I have it on a vent with a fan.
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Depends on your configuration... http://www.rinnai.us/commercial/venting-accessories
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They just drop in the vent. There are no holes, so you would have to drill your own and modify the duct work.
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Bernard, not positive if you can do so. Best to contact the company. If you look online, you should be able to locate customer service. I vented ours through the window and it worked very well. My guess would be that you would need a good seal around the vent tube to do so.
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No--it is larger and heavier than it appears--it would break your vent. I bought two and they attach to a table or shelf.
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I do not believe you will be able to use this vent. The outside flush frame of the vent measures 11-1/2" long X 5-1/2" wide. The box which houses the fans on the underside of the flush frame (which sit into your floor duct opening) is: 9-1/2" long X 3-3/4" wide X 1-3/8" deep. The rough opening on my floor to accept the vent measures 10-5/8" X 4-1/2". Either way, your measured length and width opening will not fit this model.
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If you have an attic vent fan already working efficiently then probably not. If you do not have one, then installing this should help reduce heat build up in the attic which in turn should reduce the heat on your second floor.
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No. I would not because of the venting. I think they do have a model that vents to the outside. You have to be careful of carbon monoxide. Also I am sure there is a fire hazard as this unit gets hot. But outside it works great.
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You should be done but hubby says yes . The positions of what where are a matter of your choice. I have the light up and the vent in the bottom position.
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I only have floor vents, I would imagine it depends on the size of your wall vents. They work great though!
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no you will need to purchase the 6 inch duct and roof vent. This unit is very good and super quite. you can hardly hear the exhaust fan and the heater does a very good job of heating the bathroom
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As Barry mentioned, user guide recommends to install this so the blades are horizontal and pipe is vertical, directly to the exhaust vent. Page 2 has a picture.http://www.fantech.net/Documentation/Air%20Distribution%20Products/401818%20RSK%20OIPM%20EN%20FR%20ES.pdf
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Yes, these can be put in the vents. Some users so remove wall outlet plates and drop them in the wall.