I have 2 of the 807350 fans that I would like to put outside covers on. Is the UB1500 (fantastic fan #) cover compatible? I'm concerned that the add-on vent covers will not allow the vent lid to open all of the way and maybe burn the electric motor up.
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I have an older one of these with a hood on top it works fine with the hood. The only issue is you will have to remove the hood occasionally to clean the top of the tinted lid.
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Sorry I don't know, but if I were you, I'd purchase entire product cause if you need a new cover you'll need a new exhaust fan soon. Our cover had yellowed but the fan needed a new bearing! Hope this helps
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Yes, but... The issue is not the efficacy of the fan operation, it is the usual problem presented by flat roofs. They're prone to leak, and you'll have to take extra care that the fan's flashing is adequately sealed. Maybe even come up with some counterflashing.
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Sorry but I can't find that anywhere on the motor or in the installation sheet. There are several things missing from the info they give you. Also the sizing they recommend is based on square footage, but should be on the cubic footage of the area to be vented. My fan works great, but does not adequately vent my attic despite what they state. I had to add 2 more box fans in order to get enough venting.
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I assume you are talking about the reciever that goes above the fan itself. Are you using all the original parts from the manufacturing and not the previous ones? It's a tight fit but I was able to squeeze it in. Also, you may want to cut out any excess wiring as that will also interfere. If all else fails, try to find a space outside where u can hide it under a cover. It's just a remote sensor so it can be placed anywhere as long as the wiring is connected. Speaking of which, I need to redo mine sometime. Good luck.
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I bought six of them, but they are all installed indoors. They are gorgeous, absolutely silent fans. I'm sorry I couldn't answer your question regarding outdoor installation.
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I just installed my Hunter on the ceiling of an outdoor observation deck, so I don't have enough history with the fan to answer your question. I have owned Hunter Classics in all of my homes, since the mid-1980's, and they've always done well. But this is the first "outdoor" Hunter I've installed.
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Sorry L Owens, I just seen your question. I have both the 212 evo and the SP120 fans. However, I am running the fans that came with the EVO. I don't know for sure that the clip "fingers" will grab the fan properly. You will see what I mean if you look at the stock fan. That doesn't mean you couldn't use another method to retain the fan, such as zip ties. Are you unhappy with the fan that come's with the EVO? It's actually a pretty good fan. Or are you just wanting more of a fan? I hope that helps a bit. I haven't physically tried to run the SP120's on the EVO.
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I sent this as a gift and my uncle loves it. I am not sure about a fan but here is a link to the owner's manual which might help you. http://useandcares.hamiltonbeach.com/files/840211000.pdfThank you and God bless!
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Agree with Pbear's response. Love the fans -- I have installed three of them.
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My old motors/fans (2) were damaged by the roofers and the new ones had mounting kits that allowed the new fans to fit the old frames, All went together easily. They have been installed and running for 2 yrs when the thermostat switch demands it. The old motor/fans and the boxes for the new motors have been discarded and we have no idea of part numbers. Woody H.
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I think it fits pretty much all existing Fantastic Vents I'd call the company if you have questions. In case there a confusion, this is NOT an entire fan/vent assembly. It is a refit to change an existing Fantastic Vent to the 6600 control system. The existing fan and dome aren't replaced.
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Yes, but the vent has a "flapper" that closes when the horizontally-mounted fan is not running. The closed "flapper" acts like a valve to help prevent outside air from seeping into the room through the vent. The flapper valve is located in a plastic housing that connects the exhaust plumbing to the fan's metal enclosure. The plastic flapper housing is a permanent part of the fan housing. to the fan's metal housing. You can attach the flapper housing to the fan's metal enclosure several different ways, which may accommodate your application. If not, remove the flapper from its housing during fan assembly and install an aftermarket in-line flapper valve in the exhaust plumbing nearby where the aftermarket valve can work normally.
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yes on both question..we believe...it's been a while since my husband installed the fan. We are very happy with it. Also, Broan is wonderful about answering questions.
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Hey Lowell, the covers that are redally obtainable for this type of generator are for storage purposes only . Hard custom made metal ventilated covers are available on the internet, for a pretty price. Thay seem to be made for security and for people that dont have storage. hope this helped. chris
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My fan is installed in a covered area of my deck. It is open on two sides and overlooks Lake Martin. We had a previous Hunter out door fan there for fourteen years with no problems. It was not a cast iron Origional and it had become rusty but was still running.
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This is a normal 120 mm pc fan that comes with a cover. I discarded the cover and used it to replace an existing unit. I hope this helps.