is this pack for new construction or retrofit? I need to use for new construction.
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I used it for new construction, you need to stage the wires and make sure you have correct measurements for when it's time to make the holes for them. I have successfully installed them in my kitchen and 2 bathrooms.
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I put them in my new construction. But they are able to be used as retrofit.
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Seat is 15"x12"; specs say weight limit is 250 lbs and I tell everyone to sit down gently. You'll need more than just 2x4 studs to secure it. They call for 2 2"x8" supports beneath the tile and wallboard. I don't believe you should attempt to install this seat as a retrofit - has to be part of a remodel where you're down to studs so you can add the required additional supports.
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I would use the newer braided type just so you know everything is new under your counters when you install. Just make sure your fittings are tight so you don't have any issues with leaks.
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Yes but at Jemar noted the beam spread is very tight. I tried this and a retrofit kit from Costco. That one was rated for 35,000 hrs compared to this at 25k. It was much more efficient at 67 lumens/watt , uses only 18w vs 23, 1200 lumens vs 1035 and was much more diffuse. The retro kit installs just about as fast but also prevents heat escaping to the attic and keeps dust an insects out. Two completely different looks so you should try both.
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I bought it to install in a house I am currently building. Have not fully unpacked the item yet
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Yes, use the one that came with it. A little Teflon tape & don't over tighten the fitting. Treat a tool properly & you will get many use's from it. This is Not a heavy duty or commercial unit. Treat it as such & you will get many years from it. IMO.
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I do not know. It has been a long time since I installed this fan; it seemed better suited to new construction rather than remodeling.
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Make a trial run with one installation...assuming you are updating existing can lights...several iterations available and you may/may nothave enough head space, in which case try another provider. We have 80 can lights, not all installed at one time by same brand and have beenable to retrofit by trial and error.
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I think the new one has "heat control" cover and/or foam. The brookstone web page would probably give you the details. I saw it in the store and tey look and feel the same to me.
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I think the pioneer kit fits most of.their awnings. I installed it on mine and I really like it. if you do it yourself be very careful of the torsion springs on each end of the awnings. if you are not familiar on how the awning is put together I would recommend a professional do the retrofit. also I would Che K on the carefree Web site to be sure that the kit is correct for your application. Also.dont forget to order the extention rod to deploy and stow the awning. I hope this helps. Lee
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No! I did install it as a retrofit and had no access to it from the attic but I had to modify the fan box to mount it securely because I could not use the rails. Also trying to wire it from below is a major pain (bad design) and trying to attach the roof vent to the fan with no attic access is a real hassle. I am fairly skilled and using this for a retrofit is not for the faint of heart. It is in and works great now but...
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I put new ones in about a year ago, our house was build in 2004 and it seemed that the "contractor grade" air vents were what you would expect. So far the new ones seem to work okay without any problems.
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If you look at seller condition notes it should tell you which pack it is. For example under the word NEW ours may say camouflage series
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Call Masterbuilt customer service for replacement parts for the unit. I think I read somewhere that the newer models have replaceable heating elements. I would call the company just to be safe.
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Need more info as to how the ceiling is constructed. What material is above the metal rib? Is this a retrofit?
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To the best of my knowledge, OSHA certification for employees working on project is required for construction, But I have no knowledge as to whether this is OSHA approved or if it is required for residential use. Suggest you contact seller. This would be found on the Amazon site selling it
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Really easy to install. If it is a new install, you should choose carefully the type of "box" you are going to mount to so that you get the snug fit to the back of the sensor fixture that you want. If it is a retrofit to an existing box, you may want to change the box out so that you get the fix you want. I am extremely happy with the host of features that you can adjust the motion sensor to operate under. The sensors are pricey, I need to buy two more, but the features/advantages IMO, are worth the cost. Good Luck