What is the best location for mounting PM1200 unit?
1084089
I mounted mine on the ceiling in the middle of my 24' x 30' shop. It works great.
1084090
I don't know if its the best area,but I have mind mounted in the middle of my small shop.Above the table saw and outfeed table,which is where I run portable drum sander,joiner,etc
1084091
I'll disagree with others on putting it in the center of the shop. This isn't a "dust collector" but rather a filter to capture all the small airborne particles that float around. You want it/them to create a circulating air current that keeps the particles afloat until it can get sucked through the filter. I have a long, narrow (for it's length) shop that's 20x46. I put two of them up, each one one quarter of the way in from the end and one quarter of the way in from the wall with the intakes coming down the long wall and exhausting to the end wall behind them. With this, it creates a "racetrack" type current through the room. If I only had one (which I did in my previous shop), I'd still hang it in the same position to create that more uniform air flow. They're hung with the tops at 9' with a 10' ceiling. I leave them running for an hour or two after I leave (easy to do with the remotes), and consistently get comments that my shop doesn't have that fine coat of dust everywhere that most shops do.
1084092
Mount it above head height if possible. It is best to mount it 8 to 9 feet above the floor. I mounted mine where I generally generate the most dust. The outlet air blows across this area. The back must be accessible to change the filter.
1084093
It has to be mounted up at ceiling level. My husband used chains to attach it to the ceiling, and "walked" it up the chains to get it to the proper height. It is in the center of the work space, and it works really well.
1084094
My shop is 32'x48', I centered it to the ceiling, works great, the remote control is fantastic.Good luck.Grant
1084095
somewhere closer to the middle of your shop is probably best, but you want to make sure you don't spend most of your time near the intake side of the air cleaner because of the fine particles gathering near the intake. I face the exhaust side to my workbench so I can take advantage of the cool air coming from the machine.
1346501
yes I have a installation guide, if you will provide your e-mail address I will scan and send it to you. Are you planning to topmount or undermount?
1824996
There is nothing on the unit for mounting. It's very solid and heavy for such an item.I am satisfied with my purchase.
401801
The most optimal spot is hanging from the ceiling near the long wall of a rectangular shop with the intake of the unit located at about 1/3 of the long wall and the exhaust pointing with the long wall towards the opposite corner of that long wall. This will provide the most efficient room circulation. You choose the mounting spot so that the direction of dust flow within the room is complementary to where you normally stand. In other words, you don't want to stand in a direct line between the dust source and the intake because that means your lungs filter the air before the air filter unit which is obviously bad. In general, you want to stand in a location that is downwind of the exhaust path of the collector. For sanding the above recommendation is still optimal overall however, I also recommend collecting most of the dust at the source with a downdraft table and vacuum because the dust is so fine, you don't want to transfer that dust around the room. You can also use a cheap smaller air filter unit (like a box fan with HVAC home filter duct tape to it) right next to your dusting station in tandem with the whole room system.
1555488
There is no planned location that I can see, but you could definitely use a vinyl covered cable thru a path at rear of hood/leg to lock it to something.
1198387
I mounted my Friedrich CP15G10 in a window, but I bought a support kit that holds up the bottom of the unit. I'm not sure that it's necessary, but I wanted to make sure.
1993826
As for where to mount it. I'm not exactly sure but if I was to guss I'd put it above the parking brake on the lower panel jut be sure to keep it level.
1943390
should fit unit comes with a second mount option that you can more permanently mount with screws
4833
They recommend brackets by SanuD or OmniMount. Two threaded holes in back and one on the bottom. Good luck!
703358
It should be in the front on either side of the flywheel. You need to use the DC adapter.
1986349
There are low voltage boxes that can be installed fairly easily. Search low voltage mounting brackets or box and you'll find what you need.
1579737
Where will u be installing the transducer that the transom mount will not work
2075943
i see no problem mounting this horizionaly. however i have not done so myself. i might add that this is a good, quite running fan. look st the pin conectors as mine were loose. just taks a little effort in pushing the male pins into the female connector.
1034992
yes pretty much any where i want to mount it, and if i can't ill make it mount
678213
This stat is just a switch, so mounting position doesn't matter. How ever it is not a good unit. I took mine out and went back to using my original stat.
1635020
here I showed every possible way to position it, hope it helps: http://www.amazon.com/review/R29DGO00X624TW/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm
343798
Onc mounted can it be removed and placed somewhere else? Also is it silent?