How far does it open the vent? Paul
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Depends on what temp you set it to close at. Mine starts to open at 75 degrees. At 85 degrees it is open about 6 inches. Maximum last summer at temps in the upper 90's was a little more than holding the window straight out. If you set it to open a lower temp. it will open more at the higher temps.
2034892
Using the roof line as the reference point, the auto vent opens about 45+ degrees.
692063
I just take a toothpick and use it to very slightly prop the lid open a bit, and point that away from the overhanging cabinets. I don't think the vent is large enough for the purpose.
524859
It depends on the number of openings and the size. It has only one opening that is standard size. My son used it to vent his dryer out a window and it was fine.
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Can be vented either upward or out of back depending upon how the exhaust motor is positioned. Instructions included, easy to follow.
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The hose is plenty long...easily a few feet. The opening of the hose is probably 1/4" in diameter.
2109751
vent on one end, directions say allow 3" clearance back, top and sides for air circulation. will not hold proper temp in over 110F or under 0F
1950812
This hothouse has a zippered, v-shaped vent above the door on one side and another one on the opposite side from the door. The vent opening is approximately 10"x10"x12". There aren't any on the long sides.
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Fully extended, the exhaust hose is perhaps 48" long. So, the unit has to be pretty close to the window. However, the hose is the same size as a dryer exhaust hose, so could be easily extended with an extension you can buy at the hardware store. I suspect that extending the hose will affect the operation of the unit, at least to some degree. The exhaust fan will have to work harder, and you will have a greater surface area of hot hose in the room, which will radiate heat. Also, if the hose dips in elevation, the low spot will likely collect water that is being removed from the air in your room. So I suggest keeping the whole length of the hose elevated at least to the height of the exhaust vent in the back of the unit. Hope that helps.
1450112
I think it goes to 48". I have it in a 36" window and there is some left. The unit is fine, the vent and window kit are rough and need a little modification.
1773406
If you are referring to the length from the front of the unit back to the window opening it is approximately 4 inches.
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about 1/2 inch. The mechanism is spring-loaded and should be able to handle more, but I found it extremely difficult to hold back the springs and insert it into the vent. Probably they should just slide in, but the mechanism kept slipping and the spring would push it out so it could not engage with the vent.
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Aloha, Sorry I gave it as a wedding gift, so I don't know if it has a vent. Aloha
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not well. my vent is almost 14" from tip-tip and it didn't cover it completely. it worked fairly well but i would've preferred a larger one and sturdier material
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about 28 inches. Add 5 1/2 inches if you add second piece with the side vent holes showing.
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I bought it for my son to use as a window exhaust for his dryer so the hose is a standard 6 inches around. The dryer hose was able to fit through and he put a clamp on the outside to keep it from sliding back through the opening.
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No, it won't be able to fully open. It will open about 3/4 of the way and then hit the vent.
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When looking at the rear of the unit the vent is located approximately 11" down from the top on the right hand side. Or 22.5" up from the floor to center of vent hole. Hope this answers your question and feel free to contact us for more information.