I want to vent out the rear wall instead of through the roof. Can the duct bend into a 90 degree turn?
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The back is open all the way up. The metal shaft only has there sides. The top of the metal shafts is also open. It come with a coil tube as well. You would have no problem having it go through a wall vent. However, you would need to mount it high enough that no one looks down the open top or make a cap. We love ours. Very very sharp! Well worth it.
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Not exactly. The hole on the fan is 6". With that said I put a new 6" duct from the fan to the hole in the roof. The hole in the roof is a 4" hole. I just put a 6" to 4" transition and the fan runs fine. It is super quiet and gets plenty of flow.
1537955
90 degree bend on the manifold I used the straight connection for my Freon and vacuum pump
1707996
No. There is a 3-1/2" dia. hub that projects about 3/8" beyond the back face of the vent. The 3" dia. pipe slips inside the hub to make the connection. A 3-1/2" hole through the wall sheeting or through the entire wall will make the vent connection work. Good luck.
930425
I seriously doubt it, the back panel would block most of the warm/cold air coming from your vent. not to mention the temperatures from your a/c can easily be handled by today's smartphones! :)
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Yes it can. The blower can be rotated for recirc out the front, roof vent out the top or wall vent out the back. Here's the install manual. https://d1vofmza27mmhi.cloudfront.net/product-pdf/amana-amv1150vaw-installation-instructions.pdf
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Yes. You need to attach the hood to your 6 inch duct that goes outside. The duct attaches to the hood on the top center, almost at the rear of the hood.
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Ours is vented outside, but it can be used as a ductless range hood if you prefer.
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The connection is parallel to the vent, meaning whatever angle your roff will be the angle of the connection, so a 45 degree roof will require a 45 degree connection. I used flexible duct.
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I have had no problems with bending the air vent. The phone does get cold when the air conditioner is running and hot when the heat is running. :)
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Yes, the large round fitting you see in the picture is the vent to outside. you need to attach a hose, not included, or a piece of duct work from the fan outlet to an outside area.
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It comes with a flex duct, there is no need for a L duct, just bend the flex duct to the desired angel. Yes you can turn the pipe out the back of wall.
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It goes out to the factory spot. But instead of a 90 degree bend it's only a 45 degree for better flow. You can cut it and take pieces out to make it shorter and dump out the side
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I don't think so, because you are constricting the air flow. It won't work at a 100% efficiency. I really don't know to much about duct work. I hope that helps.
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There is no problem making a 90 degree turn. My cleanout had three 90's and I was going out to 24 feet. Just follow the instructions on the package and it works fine. I cleaned mine from the outside and it blew all the lint outward and had no problems. Paul
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sure but it cuts down on the efficiency. the more distance the hot air has to be pushed the lower the efficiency. bends in the piping also affect it. what i use when i have to is that insulated duct stuff. they sell it at home depot. its a 6in inner plastic pipe covered with insulation and black plastic on the outside. i had to relocate my acs to be closer to the vent. then i had an hvac guy come in a cut two 8 inch holes in my outside wall so i could bring in fresh air. do some research on the efficiency. i moved my units closer to the exhaust outlet i had to put them up on a shelf which is good because cold air falls.
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Yes. This is very common. Any HVAC supply, big box hardware or probably Amazon will sell this. But it is recommended to keep the duct run at 6" for as long as possible to move more air.