What size is the square hole that needs to be cut out of the ceiling to accommodate the housing for this fan/light combo?
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Not sure we just replaced the motor. I think it should tell you on box or go to YouTube and it will tell you how to do it. Sorry not much help. Works good!
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"5-3/4-by-8-by-8-1/4-inch housing" This was the item description. The hole in my ceiling is 6 by 8 inch. From the item description it appeared that I can fit it to the hole in my bathroom ceiling. I couldn't make it out that the ceiling hole must be 8 by 8-1/4 inch. I thought that the hole must be 5-3/4-by-8 inch.
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The manufacturer provided a template that can be used for making the proper size cutout. The dimension of the hole is about one inch less than the outside measurement of the speaker enclosure. My wall was 1/2 inch thick drywall and the speaker clips worked perfectly. Hope this helps.
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Hello, the cut-out of the 18W light is 199mm. 15W light is 169mm. 12W light is 147mm. the 18W light is too big for your housing.
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Measure inside opening and make sure that the outside dimensions will cover the hole. The unit I purchased was a perfect fit for the whole house fan I purchased from home depot about 10 years ago.
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From the date of previous answers, you are probably past this. I post the following for those who may still face this issue: You say you need a unit that measures 14 x 9.75 x 7.75 inches? Is that the size of cutout in your ceiling where there is or was an existing unit? You might find a new unit with same dimensions as an old one, but not too likely. These dimensions are not standardized. More likely, you need a larger unit so you can cut out the ceiling to fit the new unit. You could install a smaller unit but would then need to deal with a too large hole - ceiling work or cover of some sort
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A rectangular (usually 2 x 4) box may not meet your local codes. Usually, round or octogonal box ("Ceiling Box") is used for mounting a ceiling light fixture such as this one. That is the reason the mounting holes in the fixture do not line up with a 2 x 4 box---they are not supposed to line up.
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Standard ceiling opening for a light fixture. About 4" diameter. Simple to install.
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Sorry we have no idea. We put ours in the existing fan which already had the frame and cut out.
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It fit in a 4" round ceiling box wires and all. I am sure it wouldn't fit in a low profile box. The reason I had to replace this one is that my coustomer had overloaded a track light by adding an extra light
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It fits a standard United States household socket. Not the small candelabra sockets found in some ceiling fans.
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It's 13 x 13 3/4, Bitsy. It should cover your opening but you may need a small piece of sheetrock depending on the mounting. It's a nice fan/light.
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I am not sure, just that it was shorter than the one I needed. The white part of the one I need is 1" long. So this one is shorter by maybe 1/4." Enough so it wouldn't screw into the fixture and light. Hope this helps!
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I don't understand the question Is light coming out between the trim and the ceiling?
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Hi, we replaced the 42" Hampton Bay fan without light, to 44" Casa Habitat with light fixture and 2 60Watt candelabra base light bulbs included. It wasn't too difficult, especially if you had replaced a ceiling fan before, but still took about 3 hours (remove old and install new).
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The hole in the ceiling (box size)is 8 1/4 square, the trim piece over top extends to 10 1/4 square. The fan piece is on the outside of the box that goes in the ceiling. BTW, lived here 20 years and it has been our longest lasting bathroom fan with household of 6+
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No ceiling box with the kit and will fit into either a standard round or square one. I have mine in one of the outlet boxes on a side wall rather than a ceiling box. Cable can be cut too.
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Any universal light kit with a 1/8" threaded stud (every fan light kit) will fit this model. In order to install it, you will need to remove the nipple screw shown on the switch housing and make the wiring connections inside the switch cup. White with White and Black from Light kit to Blue from Fan. Fairly simple. As for Flush mount Option, that attachment is sold separately.