Would it make sense to replace a basement window (tech room) with this?
237519
It would move air, but what is your intent? If you use it as an exhaust fan you would have to move air from someplace else in the room (open window). If used as an intact fan, then it would make a positive pressure environment if no outside vent/window/door is open.
237520
it would make your basement exposed to the outside weather elements if you took out the window
237521
I'm not sure. I'm using it to vent a crawlspace and it does produce pretty good draw.
1821433
Yes, I am using my unit in a horizontal position - as an entertainment center and it works well / looks great. Of course, if I were you, I would go ahead and check out the dimensions and double check the space you have under the window. If the dimensions work there, I would imagine that it would look great on its side under the window.
849656
Not sure. It's in my basement. But I do have 2 small windows down there. I think yes, it will be fine. They were a great shipper/seller and great quality work. Would definitely recommend. Hope this helped.
2247745
I believe that the light unit you are describing in your basement is similar to the light units that I had in my office. They will not accomodate the skypanel. I had the units changed so that I could use my skypanels. I have been using sky panels in my windowless office rooms for 6 years now. They are loved by my clients and my receptionist.
313324
I imagine you could do either, I found worked better on the inside of the window
523242
I have two of these in a hallway with no windows. I am happy with them but I can't assist you with any information regarding windows.Rob
193083
I would not say it is necessary for indoor installations, but I would recommend if possible.
769056
You might be able to use it for that purpose, but I just dropped the wires behind the panel since I have other components/items that fill up the shelves.
1348440
My basement is about that size, but essentially only one room. If you have good air flow throughout, perhaps.
158943
No idea. If the system would have worked for me I might know. I replaced mine with the Trusty Warns which is top end when it comes to protecting you. I do not want to have to tear up my finished basement again
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
1948259
Yes... I bought it for my grandkids, and it's been set up in the garage several times during colder weather. Basement? Well - if the ceiling is high enough, it should work fine, too.
1627800
Sorry I missed the fact that your using a window. This unit I believe can be used that way, but its more for a wall opening.
1197151
You would have make some modifications to the window. You would at very least have to make a frame out of 2"x4" and that would have to connect to something else to keep it secure. I would take the glass out and frame in the window.
2099558
Absolutely. That's why I chose it. Take it into the store and the techs can get you up & running in no time flat.
701772
I'm wondering the same thing.Considering the purchase if I can run on it in the basement.
999895
This unit was purchased for use in a basement so it would be difficult to compare to indoor use. Sorry