Can this be installed without air being directly vented outside? So it just pulls air up through filter? Are the light bulbs easily changable?
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Double check with manufacturer, but I believe you have to buy a separate kit to have it recirculate. Not sure about bulbs, as I have not needed to change them. However I don't expect to since they are LED.
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This makes sense, you are wise to use a filter before installing the #1 canister. Also would you tell me how to vent the heater in one small room, I have windows but hate to open them, as the cold air comes in?
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You don't need to install anything. The exhaust pipe is a short plastic pipe, but the air flow is not too strong. I have it in my kitchen and while it does warm up the area, it's not too bad and I never felt like I need to direct the airflow through the window.
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When you remove the bath fan cover there is a screw in the cover which holds a removable plastic cover. That is where the light bulbs are installed. You may want to disconnect the wiring harness plugins so as not to strain them by having the cover hanging down.
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If it was square NOT round and the Ducting had Thick walled for support, but it is recommended to install in air Handler (after coils and before blower Assembly). My unit from the base of mount (if the buld was removed and measured from base of bulb assm. to end of bulb) to end of bulb is 8.5 in. so with insulation and outter handler and unit its about 6.25 of the buld is exposed inside air handler. and it works Perfect. Very safe and clean.
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Thank you for your interest in Goedekers! This model does need to be vented to the outside. Your apartment would need a way for that air to escape. Otherwise, this may not be the model for you. If you have any other questions, please feel free to call us at 1-888-768-1710. Thank you and have a great day! -Danielle at Goedekers
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No, you just hang it from the ceiling. I quess you can put that exterior in the drywall but it has little holes so if you do that there won't be any venting when the lights get hot.
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I don't think that this A/C unit will operate this way, but I'm not 100% certain about this. I believe that the outside and inside air can't mix, but I'm a little unsure about this, since there is a filter of some sort. (Our filter light came on after a few weeks of use, by the way, but I haven't yet figured out how to change this or even if this is critical.)I think that the "fan only" mode merely draws room air through the unit without any cooling.
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The "Hole" is for ventilation, and there is a circular clasp below the vent in the top that holds air filters which you change out. You could easily stuff that clasp (and effectively the filter holes) with rubber cut to the size of the vent, and backed up with cloth, so that no rain or melted snow gets in the shelter. Hope this helps!
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I think your question is....can instillation be done entirely from inside? Yes, this air conditioner can be installed from inside fairly easy. This model is a "low profile" model. It helps with having more actual window space to view the outside world. Love mine very much!
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There are specific placements that are recommended, depending on how your A/C is setup. These 'types' of UV lights are very powerful. To look directly at them is harmful. Im guessing, if your filter is disintegrating, then your UV light is probably not in the right place. The light it emits should never leave the unit. I do not know how you are going to use a reflector to shield your filter without limiting air flow? FYI: I am not a professional just a DIY guy. Mikes response is on point, you still need to shield all wires that are exposed. Ian M also has a valid point for placement. All good advice here. Hope this helps. There are specific placements that are recommended, depending on how your A/C is setup. These 'types' of UV lights are very powerful. To look directly at them is harmful. Im guessing, if your filter is disintegrating, then your UV light is probably not in the right place. The light it emits should never leave the unit. I do not know how you are going to use a reflector to shield your filter without limiting air flow? FYI: I am not a professional just a DIY guy. Mikes response is on point, you still need to shield all wires that are exposed. Ian M also has a valid point for placement. All... » Read More There are specific placements that are recommended, depending on how your A/C is setup. These 'types' of UV lights are very powerful. To look directly at them is harmful. Im guessing, if your filter is disintegrating, then your UV light is probably not in the right place. The light it emits should never leave the unit. I do not know how you are going to use a reflector to shield your filter without limiting air flow? FYI: I am not a professional just a DIY guy. Mikes response is on point, you still need to shield all wires that are exposed. Ian M also has a valid point for placement. All good advice here. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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Yes,You don't have to use air pump.light's work on a separate waterproof plug.
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Yes. The frosted Lens cover also has to be installed from the top, so you cant lift it to get to the bulbs that way either. also your cant install the cabinet to close to the ceiling because the bulbs get warm and cant vent. You will end up melting the Lens
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The bulbs are included. It also has the basic filters and everything needed for standard installation. There are a set of slots on the top front that allow it to be used in a ductless configuration by removing a plate inside during installation.
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There is no filter ... you could open the lamp compartment remove lamp and visually inspect to see if any blockage of air flow, but if there were overheating there is a warning lamp on top of unit which should be blinking,red i think. Otherwise idunno...
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I had mind installed with some other work so I can not answer your question. But FYI ... the light is very bright and the bulbs are not std. I ended up pulling the bulbs and just using the fan.
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Well, Mary, it is outside in our patio, its' not real bright, I guess you can try a higher wattage. I didn't buy this for the lighting per say, but I thought that I would install the fixture regardless. Also, this fan is pretty high up, but its' adequate. Hope this helps.