Can you tell me what the minimum extension outside is? We have window bars and need to have 11" or less from the inside of the window.
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I no longer live in an apartment, but in a hospital long term care ward. The ac is long gone. sorry. It was a good ac, and was smaller that most, being well engineered except for some weak plastic on the front that broke twice in shipping. Thrifty and efficient. I am guessing that it was more than 11 inches from the rear point of installation bracket for the window sash, which is not the inside of the window.
414922
It looks like it would stick out about 11 inches beyond the window in which it sits. I have seen bars that have been given a "belly" to accommodate an air conditioner.
1684646
I use this for a small room and really don't have it on much so I can't give a solid answer. You do want to make sure it will fit your window and I wouldn't use it for a room larger than 12 or 15 feet
1450111
I'm afraid I'm not much help. I have casement windows and so it goes 44 inches, but that's farther than it is designed to go. I screwed the two pieces together as directed, but had to give them some extra support with Gorilla tape. Then again, you could probably put them in a 44" wide space in a double hung window because the weight of the window would hold it in place. BTW, I love the A/C unit.
1144537
No way for 40". Call manufacture for what you would need as far as extra extender panels. 1-800-546-5637 for extra panels. Measure from inside window channel, not actual window openining. The adjustable and extenter panels fit into the window channels.
710614
Depends on your window pane, it extends into the house (beyond the wall) about 3 inches in my case.
1364008
I would assume less than half an inch (very small space between bars). At most, possibly 1/2 an inch.
69058
I measured the unit at the top. Without the extensions in, it is about 34-1/4". Each extension is about 11" long, but I'd say you needed to make sure that at least 3" was inserted, leaving 9". So, 34+9+9 = 62" maximum. I wouldn't want to put to hand too many hangars on the extensions if they were extended that far. Actually, I was looking for a narrow unit, so I am very happy with the 34-1/4".
214067
You need a width clearance of at least 11.5 You need a width clearance of at least 11.5"
2180981
Your window is more that enough wide: it should be at least 19". The height is 14".
1301624
I have no idea. I would call the manufacturer. It def. was designed to fit in a standard horizontal window. sorry.
1623842
It's actually up to you. Since you can put the supports as far apart as the wood pieces are long. This makes it have a max width of 36 inches. Though you might need to make it slightly less to account for some shifting and the wooden bolts. Also ensure you have studs or something solid to drill into around the window.
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The outer edge of the mirror is about 20 inches from the door, add a couple of inches for the guard bar. The mount will be 8 to 12 inches wide and 20 to 24 inches vertical, depending on the size and shape of your window, and the stabilizing bar will extend another 10 to 14 inches below that. jimfourmont@sbcglobal.net
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I assume you mean the termination cap. I believe there is a min. and maximum distance from the exterior wall you must stay within, I assume you're horizontally venting. your equipment installation guide should give you placement rules, height, distance from windows, inside corners etc.
1616880
Yes, it can be less than 10'. The top is 4 bars that connect together and you can use less than the 4 to make it less wide.
377824
I have one of the 18" Rev-a-shelf units and it is 17" across the outside of the rails. Looks like you should have a quarter inch to spare.
2169142
Get a heavy duty one and measure the area between the outside wall and inside wall make sure you get one thats adjustable to that width.