Can this be used inside a duct ( in line )
840692
That is a mechanical question that I am unable to address. I would suggest you contact the manufacturer direct, or your installer. dv
569458
No it would not... the vent fan runs first to clear the line and keep it clear... if it does not run the unit will not work.
1406904
As a replacement unit for a vent fan, yes (assuming 2X6 joists above with vent duct and power line in place). It would be a real trial of luck and ingenuity to install afresh, running in both power and duct.
815580
I don't see why not as long as the final section of duct is 6 inch round. The only other consideration is if the range hood manufacturer specifies a larger duct due to required air flow.
1488640
No, the duct is too small for that type of cord. While you could possibly force one in with some difficulty, the cover wouldn't sit flat on the floor due the the cord bulging out of the bottom. That would defeat the purpose of the cord cover. I had a piece of it in my garage and tried it with a power strip from Home Depot, and it is substantially smaller than the cord.
155950
No, the 6" duct fits inside, it was made made very well for its purpose. Then you can use 3 sheet metal screws (both sides)to secure it in place or just use silver ducting tape. I know the picture they have up on website is horrible and little different than what you get.
1696358
Yes you can install it on either side of your ductwork. I have mine installed exactly opposite of the photo shown for the unit here. While you purchase it, you might as well buy a spare filter for inside, it uses one per season in my area, probably due to hard water. I also hooked my water feed up to the hot water line in my house so that it can work at it's optimum.
315087
I believe so if it's an Brisk 2 model....I just installed 2nd ac and the duct was there, I found two inside face plate options avail. Best wishes.
541760
It's really a "ceiling" fan but I don't see why it couldn't be installed in a wall. Yes, you can duct it outside from there.
57075
I didn't use it for a filter,I used it for a inline A.C.duct that wasn't blowing hard enough. Even then the fan was not strong enough to make a noticeable differance,will try larger fan.
1824042
It comes with a flex duct, there is no need for a L duct, just bend the flex duct to the desired angel. Yes you can turn the pipe out the back of wall.
1191904
yes you can but you would have to add some duct work, but that is what we did.
658922
I do not see why not. This simply allows air from the room to be pulled into discharge pipe for drainage without letting sewer gasses leak back out when not draining. I'd suggest asking the local building code guy in your town too. It may be effective but not code in a specific town.
824984
I would say no. This fan mounts in the wall. It fits through the thickness of the wall and vents directly to outside, using no duct. If you need to use a 4 inch vent pipe, I would buy a fan made for that application.
505524
I am pretty sure according to the installation instructions this is to ONLY be installed in a horizontal position. We have it installed on our electric dryer exhaust and it works wonderfully. Occasionally you may need to removed your duct collar and clean lint off the spring and seal, but works well.
1657519
Yes u can but make sure u leave little margin for expansion / contraction ( e.g leave a loop in between ) Below are some tips : http://www.familyhandyman.com/plumbing/pex-piping-everything-you-need-to-know/view-all#step13
1153918
There is a collar on the hood that you'll need to attach the pipe to, so I would assume so. In my case I used flexible ducting.