can the valve be installed in the down position?
1458088
I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected. It is in non heat / cool garage space, so it is dry but "outside" the house.
1458089
I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected. It is in non heat / cool garage space, so it is dry but "outside" the house. I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected.... » Read More I installed with downward flow / boost, as my dryer vent PVC is under slab. The pressure sensor is vertical as in instructions. The unit works perfectly, so far... I have noted that the clear tube leading to pressure sensor gets condensation build up and could potentially lead to water getting in the sensor. I plan to reposition so the sensor is vertical but the tubing is an uphill run to the sensor. To get the recommended 5 feet from the dryer outlet, I ran flex duct to a through the wall PVC "splice" and then all PVC on the garage side of the wall wear the booster is connected. It is in non heat / cool garage space, so it is dry but "outside" the house. « Show Less
1458090
Probably not, sensor in bottom detect positive pressure from dryer, this starts the fan.
1310444
The exhaust manifold is integrated, which collects to a downpipe. So yes -- you CAN install it.
2136783
No. The top just plugs in and is not screwed down. The top part is a plug that forms a water tight seal with the bottom side.
906174
Yes these valve stem extensions can easily be installed by hand and you will not loose a significant amount of pressure - very easy to install.
748502
Yes, you can slide the PVC mounting pipe to adjust the up/down distance of the unit from the water surface.
1631023
Hi,Yes. you will be able to do. Do not forget to buy the valve too. They are separate .
338676
Yes...lower in rear than in front at times. Add water to rear chambers when it is needed.
1154988
I don't see any reason why it couldn't be installed in any position as long as there is adequate airflow around it. If installing vertically, try to place the heat sink portion towards the top.
1633940
Yes, if you look through the custmer images posted, one shows it from the bottom, there are two holes that can be used to bolt it down.
2004435
Dear Sharon. Definitely!!! You will be able to use this visor with down position. Thank You
193400
It only works on the low side. The high side has a different type of valve.
671301
Theoretically. But I'd have a professional check out the valve and replace if necessary. High pressure can be dangerous.
1975010
Yes you can but make sure the bottom part of valve is ok if you buy them seperate it will cost you a lot more
1477687
Not that I'm aware of because there is a lip where it meets the bracket hole, when you insertthe bar, that keeps it in place & unable to drop any lower. I don't know how you would be able to do it in reverse.
2052753
The bulb socket has a large plastic bolt that you hand tighten. I don't see why you couldn't mount as a down light.
651095
Annette, it can be installed facing backwards, so I think you can use it without reverting the manufacturer intended flow direction. I hope this help.
482227
I don't see why not. If you throttle down the flow rate with a valve it doesn't seem like it would hurt anything. I would put the valve on the output side.