Can the fan be mounted to blow up from basement to first floor through a vent in the floor?
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the mounting supplied is a hook that hangs it in a doorway. That being said I mounted mine in a 6 inch vent space beside my fireplace by simply using the bolts that hold the cover on fan through a bracket. The hardest part I could see with what you want to do is getting the electric run to it.
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I have it installed in my partial above ground basement in NC. It needs a way to be installed so it can vent outside. One of my neighbors there has it installed in their crawl space.
1978993
That would not be a good idea, as the fumes could be explosive, and could ignite going through this fan.
323395
The unit has brackets on the top but you will need bolts to secure it to the ceiling. As for running the fan only, the unit is not designed for that purpose.Thanks,SHurail HVAC 952-884-8266
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Well, it mounts magnetically. If the unit was metal around the vent, it could work. However I would think this would cause the air to shoot straight up or straight down as you cannot adjust where deflector aims.
1611696
I mounted it directly to the ceiling because of height restrictions. This is a nice fan and really works well at moving the air.
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It's a super fan and does push air very well. You'll want to use a string or short bungie to keep it pointed downward, but yes. I used this fan to cool my living room, dining room, and kitchen areas.The only downside to this fan is that it won't hold a position. The nuts on the side won't hold it, because its just that powerful. This is why I say you'll need to tie it down if you want it to blow into your basement. I just used a decent ribbon, tied it from the grating to the base, works great to dry floors in minutes that way!
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Sure, but you might want to put a speed control on ..it pulls a lot of air..might be a little noisy too unless you mount it above the ceiling
1849946
There is no meaningful fan/blower on the unit. You will need to have a way for the air to flow from other rooms into the room where the dehumidifier is located.
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Yes, provided you have space between floor and ceiling. You actually insert it through the hole where you intend the light fixture or fan to be.
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yes, it needs to be vented somewhere. You could purchase an awesome high-powered fan and it would cool as well and not need vented.
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Yes, but it isn't super strong as some reviews note. I have it on a 45 degree angle vent, and it mostly blocks the airflow, but some comes out the sides. On a floor vent it would work better, on a ceiling vent, likely it would just fall off.
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No It cannot...it is a wall mount .You might want to look at a ventless floor unitI have one and it is greataround $300Home Depot = LoewsGood luck
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I would think it would need to be mounted to the supply duct so that it blows through the house with the rest of the hot air from the furnace.
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Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
1900369
Not unless you wrap some short of strap around the canister also. But it is possible. It comes with a mounting bracket for the fan.
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Yes. I have one mounted this way in my "cigar room". It is a bit loud but works VERY well to clear the room of all cigar evidence. It moves a great deal of air very quickly.