It appears that the duct is designed to be vented toward the side of a house. Can the duct be vented directly vertical toward my existing roof vent?
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The duct is designed to allow venting through the roof or the side of the house or any which other place you want to go depending on the venting duct you use to attach to it. If you are not aware of how this supposed to work, please consult an electrician or possibly even a HVAC technician familiar with proper installation and venting through duct work.
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This is not a ducted central high static air handler. This is a Ductless Mini Split Fan Coil Unit. It does not have the external static pressure to blow the air all the way across a very long hallway. Your installer is wrong. Place it centrally. Or install one of the Pioneer Ducted Inverter type systems, so you can bring air to 4 separate locations via ductwork all along the hallway.
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Hello Alfonso, Unfortunately, none of the units that we offer are able to be ductless, they all require ducting out of the structure. Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns. Range Hood Direct Buy
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Yes, the large round fitting you see in the picture is the vent to outside. you need to attach a hose, not included, or a piece of duct work from the fan outlet to an outside area.
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This is a power vent unit so you can vent it horizontally through the wall, or vertically. I suggest you go on line and download the installation manual before you but it to be sure it will work for your situation. I have mine vented horizontally through the wall which is about three feet from the unit. My garage is 26 X 24 with an upstairs storage area. Very little insulation in the Chicago area and the unit keeps a constant 70 degrees. Hope this helps.
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The venting is on the sides but it doesn't come with a setup for direct mounting. I suppose if you were willing to take the case off and manually mount it that it would be possible but it isn't designed as such.
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The exhaust duct is on the top of the unit we ran ours straight up thru the roof
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I don't think so. What I did was run the air duct through the ground of my mobile home and I ran a water line straight down through the ground as well to let the water drain. The water has to be able to roll downward, it won't be able to push itself out if you lay it flat and then let it drain down. As much as you can get it angled down the better. If you can do those two things then it will run a long time. The one i have in my bedroom runs all night. (10x12). With a Fan and the door closed it can circulate air and give you a comfortable temperature.
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Yes, it's quite possible. No need for ducts, but make sure you have the carbon filters. If the filters are not installed, all the exhaust will filter into your walls/ceilings which is not good. Installation is pretty easy, but you also need 2 people because it's heavy. Also, if you can use toggle bolts to secure the vent to the ceiling, much more secure than the items they give you. It's a nice looking vent, I would for sure recommend.
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I used an existing vent, but has to make the hole bigger since the unit required a larger diameter vent. Also is intended to be screwed flat over the roof. You might need to do several adaptations if you want to mount it on top a a turbine tube vent.
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There was no roof vent installed it was side wall vented out of a block foundation basment wall. If you have to roof vent it you can do so in schedule 40 PVC with a typical roof vent.
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Yes, this will work with a horizontal vent. However, the vent hole (to the outside) needs to be towards the top of the ceiling to work directly with the equipment supplied with the system. Otherwise you will have to obtain a shorter vent duct for it to work. The long tube supplied will not be able to make the turn if the base is to close to the horizontal vent duct.
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I have a direct vent gas heater as well for my house. So I no longer have any hot vent stacks in the house; both use the PVC intake and exhaust vents. FYI You have to use separate intake and exhausts for each system; you cannot tie the two systems together.
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it's not designed for a round duct. The back of it has a big square opening meant to be seated on a flat surface. You can create that flat surface with some duct fabrication on the round duct.
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The connection is parallel to the vent, meaning whatever angle your roff will be the angle of the connection, so a 45 degree roof will require a 45 degree connection. I used flexible duct.
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No! I did install it as a retrofit and had no access to it from the attic but I had to modify the fan box to mount it securely because I could not use the rails. Also trying to wire it from below is a major pain (bad design) and trying to attach the roof vent to the fan with no attic access is a real hassle. I am fairly skilled and using this for a retrofit is not for the faint of heart. It is in and works great now but...
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I installed one of these as a bathroom exhaust fan--used a ceiling vent plate that had a 4"duct nipple (you can use an A/C ceiling plate) and then ducted it into the attic to the TD-100 and then more duct to the house ridge vent. I used regular Romex 14-2 with a ground from a timer to the fan. The fan has a connection box on it to make the connections using compression screws that are all supplied.