Can I install it 45° to the right, to allow the opening for wires to drop in from above?
2001166
Sounds like you are looking fora slightly different model though. ... DataComm 45-0002-WH 2-Gang Recessed Low Voltage Cable Plate (White)
77057
It makes no difference how you install it but if you install it so the cables are dropped from above make sure the electrical is on top too, if not the cables will have a kink\bend because as you can see the edge of the box will cut it to it.
2001167
I have installed them both ways....so the wires can run from below or from above.
95171
I don't think so. The most I've tried is 30 degrees and it works at that angle. The instructions say it won't work at 45 degrees but I haven't tried.
1905969
In fact, there is about a 15 degree offset permitted, horizontally. If you drill your own holes, these can be set to any thermally sensible angle.
1495827
You can shorten at the install. Once shortened you would have to splice wire to make longer.
1008143
Sure in any door open to right or left. Just set the side at the installation moment.
2137851
From the looks of it, I suppose you could but I would get another opinion by someone more knowledgeable than myself about where to install products like this. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help.
963102
Yes you can install horizontally. You have to adjust wire . And make sure first you check on wall to cover the empty wall hole. Basically design for vertical wall hole.
33598
Original design intention was to be installed on the side of the receiver. It will install very easily this way. You would have to modify your stock if you wanted to install differently.
2040587
Yes, it can be mounted right side up, provided that your receptacle box underneath has been installed in that fashion, because you won't be able to secure the screws of the electrical outlet with the holes made for that purpose on the receptacle box that is recessed in the wall. Hope this will help.
619599
You can change it to open to the right simply by hanging it upside down. It is the same either way.
413256
The connection box is in the middle, i am not sure if it can be modified to accommodate the sides.
502060
the wires are 72", you will still have to splice a little extra to make it work, not difficult to do.
88117
Not a problem, like all of these fans this one is heavy so the only install issue is getting it on the hook so you can do the wires. Any medium strength guy should be able to do it.
1584371
Yes, in fact it has an additional 45 Degree angle to the left so that it is possible to plug it on the top outlet and have an identical or right angle plug on the bottom.
1222823
I believe the instructions says it must be mounted vertically. I feel that if it were mounted at an angle of 45 degrees it would work fine.
1167668
I'm not a professional electrician, but I don't see a practical reason why it couldn't be installed sideways. However,everything I do, I do to code. So if you have space issues, you might be in violation of code spacing from unit to floor, unit to side wall and/or unit to door/trim/framing etc. Some codes may seem silly. To me, codes for a heater for safety clearance seem reasonable.
50085
I think that it can be installed in a half circle. I set mine up in one straight line. thewire only goes from one side to the other...no need to go back to the start on the wire.