What is the actual size of the hole through the wall? I have a 10" X 10" existing square hole in the wall from a previous fan.
1020447
Hello David, I measured and it is exactly 10" in diameter. It should work for you. Mine is installed but not hooked into power yet. Renovating and old house. I think it is quite loud just from the decibel listing. My electrician will put in a switch to allow me to use it at half-speed or full-speed. Hope this helps.
1020448
Mine was the same situation. I had a 10" square hole Framed on plywood. There are holes pre drilled in the metal casing at 12 o'clock, 8:00 and 4:00. which didn't work in a square hole. I needed to drill thru the sleeve at 9:00 o'clock, 6:00 and 3:00 to be able to attach to the square sides. Note: the chain operated switch housing at the bottom extends beyond the 10" diameter and I had to cut the plywood to make access.
1020449
I can get you the answer in a day or two if you can wait. I installed it in our church kitchen about a month ago, but I do not remember the size without measuring it for you. The directions are very specific. I do seem to remember the frame outside O/D was 12 inch square. I will go by the church and see if I can get you better information. Boyd, tlchomerepair@att.net.
1916706
I hired an electrician to install it for us, but the first answer is correct: it's about 4" diameter. We bought this to replace the typical builder's square light fan that was loud and obnoxiously plastic.You will like this fan. It's nice to look at and it's quiet.
1485554
I can't measure it exactly because it's already been installed, but on their website it's specified as 10.5". That seems about right. Hope this helps.
1969110
Hi Jeff, I have not installed the fan yet so I couldn't tell u the exact size of the hole needed. Im waiting for the cooler weather to do the install. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
2159151
The other poster was correct. The white piece acts as the nut... the threaded rod that goes into the fan itself to which that plastic nut is screwed on to would be the "screw". In fact I replaced that threaded rod myself as the one with the fan was not quite long enough once I tiled the backsplash. The threaded rod and consequently the plastic screw piece are 1/4"-20 for reference.
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Someone recently asked for the exact dimensions of the rough opening in the wall required to install this panel. I measure the drywall hole opening to be 14.0 inches by 29 3/8 inches. This would be the absolute smallest hole to cut. However, since the flange lip that goes around the perimeter is about 1.5 inches wide, you could easily increase the size of the wall hole by an inch to 15 x 30 3/8. This would allow some adjustment for getting the panel level and plumb, while still covering the rough opening edges very comfortably.
1082734
The size of the fan housing is 9"x9". I went just slightly larger toile it alittle easier. I added 1/8". Don't forget the support brackets.
36605
I know the fan is a direct replacement for the Delco fans. Not sure the actual dimensions but it mounts just like the Delco product.
1695058
the 10 inches is the fan itself the body measures 11 1/2 inches and the mounting holes have multiple mounting options (9 inches x 9 inches)or (12 1/2 x 5 ) and those measurements are mounting hole center to center
1518866
the man I hired took old one out and put new one in the same hole. He gave me measurements to buy it. Sorry I don't remember the size.
1416707
13x2 is the size vent that I use my fan on. It doesn't quite cover the length but I covered the excess with a small piece of magnetic sheet (refrigerator magnet)
883415
It's about 58" from fan tip to fan tip. It's really no wider than any other fan. 10"x10" room or larger is perfect. The fan is very unique and really adds to a room.
1916709
Ceiling Opening: 8 in. x 8.5 in. I belive the hole is square even though the external light is round.
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I don't have the exact specs anymore. But, mine fit tightly in a standard small frame outdoor fan. had to jiggle some wires around to get it to fit well.
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The fan assembly is 10"; the mounting brackets will be wider but I'm not sure by how much.
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Yeah I measure 2" from the wall including my wall plate. There is a slight gap and the unit is about 1-5/8". I took a picture but don't know where to post it.
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The two outer holes on the fan blade side are both called A. The one in the middle is B. The two holes that attach to the fan housing are both C. A to A = 3 and 7/16. B to A = 2 and 9/16. C to C = 1.5 inch and the length is about 5 and 1/8 inches overall. Hope this helps