Is this rated for damp locations? I'd like it to go on my vaulted ceiling above a shower so I can point it directly downward.
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no, there is no cover over light and it wouldn't last very long. It is a great light in the kitchen where you can point it towards anything you want, also put in hall and shine it down the stairs. I habe been using these with slide dimmers made for leds and they work great together.
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These fixtures are not damp location rated. Need to look at a different fixture.
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This is not for use inside the shower. It is for under the floor in the bathroom only. Do not install this where it will be basically immersed in water
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The ceiling in my main bath is 8 feet & it works fine but is a bit 'shaky'. I wouldn't go higher than that.
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This little dehumidifier is great for dehumidifying damp rooms but I believe this will not work like an exhaust fan for bathrooms. Sorry if this is not what you want to hear but it sounds like you would need someone to install an exhaust fan for your bathroom. Good luck!
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The package does not say it cannot, but it also does not say safe for a damp location. I would look for one that says it is safe for shower location
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If you mount it on a ceiling I don't think you will be able to point it straight down. I use mine in my garage; they are mounted on the walls and come on when I pull in.
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No, the curtain shower rod does not slip when damp. There is just enough spring tension to hold it in place. I would not hang a bunch of heavy wet towels on it.
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This is a large fan and moves a lot of air... it works well in vaulted or cathedral ceiling applications. In a regular 8' ceiling, it will look out of place and may be dangerously low with the included down rod. You should look for a ceiling hugger style fan.
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I'm not really sure what you mean by "damp locations". I think it would be fine in a bathroom. It's really beautiful! As far as dimmable, doesn't that depend on the switch? It just takes a regular bulb, so if the swith is a dimmable switch, it should be fine. Good luck.
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I have mine on my nightstand with a doily underneath. This one puts out a very fine mist and I have not even noticed any dampness around it. I use it every night so I'm sure I would notice if it were causing damage. The mist goes up into the air, so the only way it could damage surfaces is if it were knocked over.
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sorry I don't know that I got it to put in a damp area under the tub. I am not knocking the product, it worked OK #1 for me
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Hi! Sure you can, that's what I did for my costumer. Just make sure that your plumber use a 5/8 copper pipe to get a good water flow to the shower head and insulate it to avoid moister on the ceiling. fallow this tips and enjoy that. God bless you!
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I would not use this on a vertical surface. Its main purpose is for hanging something heavy from a ceiling.
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I thinking the moisture from the shower may prevent it from sticking securely, I guess if your able to screw it into the shower wall, It should work perfectly
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Hi Michael. Thank you for your inquiry. This ceiling fan is UL Damp Rated. Usually, a fan should be UL Wet Rated for the outdoors. Although, we cannot recommend it for the outdoors, you may be able to put it under a porch or outdoors that would be protected from rain and the other elements. Please make sure you refer to their warranty. Hope this helps! LightsOnline
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The product would need to be air tight and "Rated for Wet Locations" to use in a bathroom / shower or an outdoor application. The "Wet Location Rating" would be stated on the package. If it is not state stated on the package it is not designed to go in wet locations.
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Hi Edith...you can. However I would not recomment this to my worst enemy with a rain head if it's a ceiling mount. My rainhead is out of the ceiling and so this fixture was positioned horizontally. The first shower was totally fine...tiny drp on top of the rainhead but nothing to be concerned about. 3rd time I used the shower I encured about $600 worth of drywall damage due to the seal failing on the filter and spewing water all over my bathroom.