Will this receiver fit in my 6.5 inch high cabinet?The manual says it it 6 inches tall. Does this provide enough ventilation for cooling? How hot does the unit get?
1043126
I have never experienced the receiver getting very hot, however, I don't have it enclosed in a shelving unit. I would feel comfortable having it in the 6.5" tall cabinet shelf, being that the top of the receiver is very perforated to allow maximum air flow. Worst case scenario, I recommend asking about the warranty, or extended warranty available. Also, I have my wifi router, and multiple other smaller components on top of the receiver, and have never had any issues with overheating.
1043127
it is exactly 6 inches and I measured my shelf and it is 8 inches, but the receiver has feet that are about an inch to give it clearance for cooling. I think it would be fine. I really like this system as it is simple and is perfect for our room. Ann
1043128
It will likely fit, but the general rule is "At minimum" 1" of air space, more is better, ventilated is best. These receivers run warm to the touch.
1043129
You shouldn't have any problems with it fitting, I just remeasured it and it does measure 6 inches. The vents are on the top of the receiver, so I think if you have a 1/2 space, and the back isn't enclosed (?) you should be fine. This is a great receiver! I haven't noticed that it gets too hot. Hope this helps.
1043130
This unit is just under 6 inches tall, the top of the unit is full of venting holes, to the point where you can see the components within, so .5 inches will be more than adequate for ventilation. The unit really doesn't get that hot to begin with, it is very well designed, and the sub has its own power cord so no extra heat from that. I highly recommend this product to you and I see no issue that would prevent it from being a perfect fit for you.
1043131
My measurements were a little under 6 inches. So far, the receiver hasn't gotten hot, but I haven't pushed it.
1043132
Mine is on the bottom shelf of an entertainment center. The opening for my receiver is also 6.5 inches leaving 1/2 an inch above the receiver & there are legs underneath for ventilation. The 6 inch height of the receiver includes the legs. The receiver runs warm but not hot. You are ok with 6.5 inches total space but any less would not work as the vents on top would not have enough space.
2000334
Even without measuring, you have more than ample room for any receiver...but a tad over 7 inches. Hope that helps.
667633
This amplifier uses only heat sinks (fins to transfer heat). Since it has no fan, I wouldn't mount it in an enclosed rack without at least leaving an extra open space above and probably below. I am using mine just to power the woofers in a three way system in a home studio, and it runs fairly cool out in the open. Haven't tried in in a rack yet.
223296
You have a 384ft3 room. This filter will work but for the size of the room you really should be running a 6" fan and filter. The problem you may run in to is that not enough air will be exchanged, which can lead to heat and co2 stress on plants. Recommend can fan ho and can or phresh filter in 6". For example I have a 40ft3 grow cabinet that I use a 4" can fan ho at 190cfm and phresh filter at about same rating. You really want more power than necessary and use a speed controller to dial down power. This will give y you best results. Good luck bro
266472
It's 10" tall... but under no circumstances would I buy this unit. We bought 4 of them, and all 4 failed after 6 months.
2218491
I am going to say no. As you see the heating element is on the top in a circle. This would put too much heat at the top. Plus i doubt you could stand it fully upright at 6.5 inches
1356940
I am 6'5" tall and although I don't fully invert the unit I have ample room as I have 8' ceiling height.
896017
It's roughly 6-7 in deep 5-6 in wide 5 in tall. It is very heavy it will also need breathing room for the heat sync on the back
86412
Works very well to cool a receiver. The back of my entertainment center is open, and the fan can be heard during quite moments. I also use it to cool a cable box. I highly recommend them.
1389276
Steve, my receiver measures 6" tall, including the round knobs they rest on, 17" wide & 10.5" deep.
22264
Todd,The height of the front opening to the shelf area is roughly 6.5". There is more height behind the front trim piece, but the opening seems to be to short for your receiver.I hope that info helps!
1588253
It does not get excessively hot however I must qualify this by saying the unit only runs for 4-6 hrs at time in the evenings on weekends so usage is very light. Receiver is located in a full enclosure with vent holes only at the rear of the enclosure
332618
Yes you can. It will produce more bass if you could Put it in some sort of enclosure, but will be fine free air being a 6.5"
601763
The four shelves will turn out equal sizes. The shelf height is about 4 inches. So if your receiver is really fat it might not fit inside the shelf. You might end up placing it on the top.
263665
this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the... » Read More this review describes the dimensions, albeit for the 60 inch stand: http://www.amazon.com/review/R1P5EV8PC490TK/ref=cm_cr_pr_perm?ie=UTF8&ASIN;=B001O9CK3Q&nodeID;=&tag;=&linkCode;="All of my components fit on the shelves but it was a very tight fit for my receiver. Many of the older receivers are pretty large so this is something to consider if looking to buy this. The bottom shelf has 6 3/4" clearance and the top has 9 3/4" behind the wood front (6 3/4" between middle shelf and bottom of wood front). My receiver needed 7" and just fit on the top behind the wood front, but there was plenty of room for everything else. The depth is about 15" in the middle tapering to a shorter depth on the ends. " « Show Less
1797270
It is about the same size as a stereo receiver. It fits perfectly into an A/V cabinet. There may be 1" of overhang because you need to account for the connections in the back. It is a great case.
541224
The heat from this unit is no more that from the Denon I had. I have it on a shelf inside a cabinet with a glass door and an open back and don't see a problem. I would not stack anything on top of it. I have five big Vienna speaker and a Rel sub and it does a wonderful job with no weakness.