is this antena good for rooms without windows
291930
Not sure. I have mine placed on a wall near a window, but when I try it on the window itself I get worse reception.
291931
Yes. But if it is used in a basement, you may need to place it above ground level to get a signal. (That is what happened to us. Not a big deal for us.)
1756865
I had no problem with smell. I used it in a small bathroom with no windows.
828288
No, as one-way doesn't work for this application, but a secluded room and a curtain or piece of fine cloth between the house and the window work well.
1575264
Not at all. No venting necessary. Just keep a window or two, cracked open a couple of inches.
810874
If, by window, you mean a visual opening to see the outside, I don't think so. the shutters are only open when the fan is blowing. Also, the airflow only goes one direction: outward. If you are asking whether it can be used to replace a window, then the main limitation would be that it will be less air-tight than a window when you want to keep dampness and cold out of the room.
343446
Really the only way it would help in another room would be for it to be in that room. I'm sure it will help some but you would be tring to damper sound that is already bleeding into your space. It works best by receiving soun waves and stopping them. A cheaper method would be to hang stryofoam panels on your wall. you can get them at Lowe's.
636039
It will diminish any noise to some degree, but if it's coming from outside, putting it in the window will block some of it. These work best to keep sound from bouncing off walls.
964816
I have a 12 by 16 door with a row of windows. The 3900 works great it took me a little while to calibrate it but it works wonderful. And is very quiet. I would definitely recommend it
185232
I don't have casement windows but looking at the answers, Mr Apperson does have the best solution/ It is a Honey of a unit, very easy on electric bills and so easy to push air thru 800 square feet/ Have this in a direct west facing kitchen window with a 12 in NORTEX* fan on table that we either can set to oscillate or point steady into other rooms.
142373
Works fine for me in a single room 14X22; but, I have no competing noise. I believe it would be on the light side for what you want... But the price is good enough, so give it a try.
726266
No. Not at all. I use mine to keep air flowing in my South Florida bedroom. In the winter my windows are open, but in the summer I use it with the windows closed and AC on and it works wonderfully. I often use it lying on it's back - pointing up at the ceiling - just to keep the air moving throughout the room.
91988
You don't need a window... I basically cut out the end of a sticking and place it on the end of the external tube to catch the excess lint.... It works perfect.
1425533
It isn't the quietest device but I'd think you'd be fine if the door was closed. You could consider a low playing radio in the background to mask it more.
1176781
It works very well for one room. I use it to travel with for Hotel rooms. I have been very satisfied with it. It is pretty quiet also.
2019921
If the unit currently isn't near a window, the external device will help. I have used the external antenna in two locations -- one with the antenna right at the window, and the second with the antenna outside mounted on the side of the building. Both situations were resolved with the external antenna.
1882476
Neither. This is a room to room unit, however it does need to exhaust through a slot in the window. It has a hose and frame for this purpose. Easy to install or remove and the unitworks good.
712743
No, it is a vent free heater. However, it should not be used in a small room that is closed up.