Can this be vented outside just like a dryer
941019
Yes. the line is actually larger than a dryer vent. this product works good for its size, however, it is a bit noisey.
941020
It can, yes, and comes with a window panel adapter specifically for that purpose. Keep in mine, though, that the hose is not insulated, so it will put off a lot of heat in the room. I suggest either purchasing a separate insulated hose of the same diameter or what I did was purchase a roll of foam insulation (which I also purchased on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BQMV0A/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to wrap around the hose. It isn't the prettiest or most convenient thing, but it substantially reduced the amount of heat coming off the hose into my room. It can, yes, and comes with a window panel adapter specifically for that purpose. Keep in mine, though, that the hose is not insulated, so it will put off a lot of heat in the room. I suggest either purchasing a separate insulated hose of the same diameter or what I did was purchase a roll of foam insulation (which I also purchased on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BQMV0A/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to wrap around the hose. It isn't the prettiest or most convenient thing, but it substantially reduced the amount of heat coming off the hose into my... » Read More It can, yes, and comes with a window panel adapter specifically for that purpose. Keep in mine, though, that the hose is not insulated, so it will put off a lot of heat in the room. I suggest either purchasing a separate insulated hose of the same diameter or what I did was purchase a roll of foam insulation (which I also purchased on Amazon here: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BQMV0A/ref=oh_details_o07_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc;=1) to wrap around the hose. It isn't the prettiest or most convenient thing, but it substantially reduced the amount of heat coming off the hose into my room. « Show Less
655105
This one is vented to the outdoors. Mine is attached to a roof vent. Hope this helps.
168005
Yes this unit does need to vent outside -- it comes with a plastic tube that I use to vent it to a window around 4' off the ground. It blows all the hot air outside, so I cannot see how it could be used without a window nearby. The moisture pulled in by the unit feeds out through a small tube at the bottom of the unit that I drain every few days (inside). This is separate from the hot air that needs to vent outside.
1444119
This unit comes vented to the inside. It has the parts to vent it to the outside.
1641146
This unit is mounted outside the building so does not require additional venting other than what is right in the unit. There are also some units that are mounted inside the building, and those do require a vent to the outside.
1703944
No it does not have to be vented to the outside via a vent. Exhaust works fine within it's self.
738129
Yes. It has electric ignition and exhaust fan which needs to be vented outside.
679297
Yes, two options to connect to vent outside or just vent air through filter.
1619197
No it must be mounted so many feet from the dryer discharge. I don't remember the exact distance but it is listed in the installation guide if you can find that. My vent was in the slab of my house so we had to run a new vent.
1242722
For cooling it does need to be vented out. The dehumidifier or fan can be run without venting.
2008248
I have mine without and It has worked flawless. It would seem depending on the distance to the out side. My vent is through the wall directly behind my dryer.
1979856
Gas dryers vent both the wet air and combustion gas through the same vent line. In this case, returning the vent air to the home would also return the combustion gas. This can only be used on electric dryers since there is no combustion gas from those units.
1827558
You can recirculate the vent back to the kitchen or vent it outside. Either or will work
1647317
This will work for your dryer vent. It will be able to handle the heat from the dryer. If your ducting is fairly long, please look into our 6" duct fan since it is a little more powerful.
768081
To use it as an an air condioner, you do need to run the hose to the outside. Hot air is vented out thru the hose, and cold air comes out of the vent into the room. When using as a dehumidifier, the exhaust hose does not need to vent outside, but you will get no cooling.
1080575
We dug a hole in the ground and poured cement so it would stay. I'd say if there is a heavy wind and it doesn't fit well, it could blow away. This is the best clothes dryer I've bought.
1242723
Yes, unfortunately. I bought this unit for an office without a window and was disappointed to find it needs to be vented, and the vent hose itself is rather obtrusive.