I am putting this in an island. Do I need a downdraft or range hood?
2085693
yes you need to take the grease and vapors out or you ceiling will be yellow
448625
No. You will need to purchase 6" ducts and the hardware necessary to either go through your roof or soffit. It does come with a damper to prevent downdrafts.
1967273
I used a 4" inline exhaust 100 cfm with t5 light...that was enough to keep the tent at around 80degrees or less...if you are using hps...you might need a little more pull...intake fan isn't necessary...just a small clip fan to keep the air moving
521894
Good question. That's what it needs actually. All I did was had an regular house fan blowing at it to circulate the air.
950031
You do not have to place a baffle around it, you only have run ducting from unit to outside air, I would recommend using insulated ducting. You will need a three toggle switch for light, fan, and heater. I used 3-12 with ground wire.
164962
I would guess I could pre-fill my hobo alcohol stove and drop it in, light with a long match,twig or a spark from a ferro rod,using the stove as a pot stand and windbreak concentrating the heat. I'd be careful not to get burned. Now I'll have to try it.
1956407
its supposed to slop downwards towards you. just make sure the vents can suck in the air from the thermaltake
866503
I don't think you need one. We have 9 ft ceilings and set it at the highest adjustment to allow for a more comfortable work area and better looking island. The exhaust is perfectly adequate for the bigger gap between stove and hood. . Should be fine to set at the lower point for 10 ft ceilings.
2022605
No. Range hoods are almost always hard wired and therefore do not come with a power cord. If you are replacing an existing range hood the wire should already be there. If you plan to plug it into a wall outlet, you can purchase an appliance cord at your local hardware store, or probably order it from Amazon when you buy the range hood.
2031716
I believe this came with everything needed to install up to the ceiling. We used it for an island range. Once installed, it looks awesome--more expensive than it actually was. I am happy with the level of air extraction despite not having a wall behind the range to channel steam up. The 4 LED lights are good enough to light the cooking area, although they do have a blue cast kind of like old school fluorescent lights which looks a little eerie. I am not sure if these can be replaced with LEDs with a warmer cast. When running, it is a little noisy. The removable metal vents tend to rattle against the metal vent openings in the main housing. This can probably be solved with foam tape. I am surprised that it did not come with foam gaskets around the vent openings.
610267
hi- this would go between the fan and the outside wall fitting to keep the air from getting into the house when the fan is off. I used it because I had 2 fans feeding out to one larger outlet, and didn't want the air short circuiting back into the bathroom that didn't have the fan on, You will still need an exterior fitting, either a hood or louver style
394871
Well, I live in Nebraska which is very (extremely) windy at times but not really 70-85 level. Mine is under the eves of the house and we have it down in summer continuously. I did put like some improvised hooks into the house that hook to the pull metal rod at the bottom of the shade and then put tension on the shade by rolling it up tight.
559333
Hi Shane, Our range hood units are regular plug-ins that plug into a wall outlet. This may be vented through the wall or the ceiling, as long as the vent hole can be covered by the chimney pieces. Thanks! Kitchen Bath Collection
274714
Put a brick or a couple of rocks inside to weight it down if it gets windy. The rocks will also help absorb and radiate heat.
1049807
this unit will provide heat but not enough to heat an outdoor area of that size. With the blinds closed it will be warm but not by much.
1696520
This generator must be outdoors. There is no way you can direct the exhaust outside and it is a very nasty smell of propane and co2. It will function well with a solar system if you know when to turn it on. Sunny Island (sma) will only allow the power from this to charge at nite. Outbacks might not have this problem. I'm off grid. With such a big place you must have lots of batteries to charge on cloudy , rainy days. But I gather you have AC from the utility and are feeding back excess power. If you do you may want to look at a different model which may cost less.
49365
Although manual says you use their downrod, I cut mine in half and installed it and have no problems. I have a 9ft ceiling and didn't want people bumping into it.