Can the line side enter from the bottom, or can the unit be used upside-side down?
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Yes. The line side can enter from the bottom. That's what I did. If you look closely at the picture, you'll see the can has knock-outs at the bottom, lower left, and lower right. In my application, I brought the line side, from the meter box, in at the lower left. Remember, this is a surface mount can, and it's NEMA 3R (outside rated).
1462939
sorry for the late reply, yes we just installed one above the meter can using an adjustable coupling
1462940
we don't advise that as a good idea! there are many codes that won't pass that upside down! there are bottom fed panels that you can buy to help with what you need! unfortunately i don't have and here, sorry! and for wire question please see the data sheet on this and let me know if you have any other questions! thanks!!! regards, Danielle
1977182
You can use either either side as bottom. I use it for shower stall. Very effective to catch hair.
492283
In a word, no. I think you may be able to turn the unit upside down and the glass trays will fit either way. I have moved from the house where we installed these. It's a good unit for a very reasonable price.
780134
The only thing I can tell you is to push and twist the bottom of the unit. May take a couple tries before you get the hang of it, but it will work.
839408
They will work either way, but if positioned to the left (port) side the flip-down is reversed.
77415
it does have a 1/4 - 20 thread that you could use to hang it upside down. BUT it will still turn in the same direction. I tried.
127782
The heater can be put in the tank sideways. It doesn't have to be upright. The knob controls how warm you want the water. Mine keeps it to within 1/2 degree. Mine is completely submersible.
1742604
I am using a book shelf by mounting it on the top. The unit is mounted upside down. It is a great unit I think.
1888510
There is definately a RIGHT or LEFT to these units. They will however work in an upside down fashion, although the curve on the handle tip will point upward
656175
I don't think I would try that but if you can find a way to connect the top of the lower unit to the bottom of the upper unit it might work.
983750
I see no reason that you couldn't mount it upside down. The mounting bracket is 1/4" so surely strong enough.
1428662
It seems so, just by the nature of it..water gets all over it when your using it. I don't know about turning it upside down with water running over it.
2169613
It can't if it mounting on out side. If mounting on in side will not work, because will not open and will leak very bad.
1547811
The clamp that holds the units on the bar is far more secure than the ball joints that hold the screens in place.I think it would probably be ok upside down. I tried to tug it out of place and it didn't budge.
1163149
I only have vertical outlets so I can't tell. However the unit itself is not able to turn horizontal.
681906
No, but you can change the orientation before turning it upside down. Sideways no.
1399237
Mine is mounted vertically with the water coming in the bottom but I don't see why it couldn't be the other way.