how long is it out of the box without waterflow ineed to connect it in the kitchen and take it up thru the window to the balcony of my apartment
1100238
I bought the longest hose. It goes from the water spiked on one side of my house to the other. The longer one costs a little more but it was worth it.
758324
inspect wiring for damage,make sure it didnt pull wire off of humidistat,and if water line isnt kinked or broken it should be okay
947466
According to my boyfriend whom I purchased this for , it would take about 10 minutes. He loves the heater and his garage is about the same size as yours. He really likes the fact that it has a thermostat also.
2067459
It's not very convenient. The valve is at the back and bottom of the unit, about an inch off the ground. I use a lipped cookie sheet to collect the water. In order to get all the water out of the unit, you need to tilt the unit backwards. If you don't do this, about half the water will remain. There is a hose attachment, but it's useless because of the effects of gravity, unless you have it sitting at the top of some stairs or something like that.
82485
There's a big tube that has to be connected to a window and it's not that long so make sure you have a window that opens and is in a place where you can put it. I didn't know that until mine came but it worked out.
116143
The flow from my sink is pretty restricted, but the water is hot. It might work, but to be on the safe side, I'd go up the next bigger heater, assuming that you have access to the right amount of power.
1757514
It will hook up to kitchen sink if you remove the screen strainer, and leave the water valve off, you can just use the sink faucet to turn water off an on! You should not hav to purchase anything else!
646275
If you are using an Aerogarden system, it doesn't need to be near a window at all. When it gets hot, you may need to add water a couple of times a week, maybe every other day. Otherwise just leave it on a table or countertop where you have a plugin. The directions are simple for the system but I recommend that you read them.
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Only one flexible hose that comes with it. It connects to the window assembly to exhaust hot air to the outside. But it is only 5-6 feet long -- just enough for the main unit to sit very near that window. With only the one hose for exhaust, it needs to constantly pull in air from the house. I'm lucky to have a basement window I can open for that. If you don't have a basement, then you will have to choose a window in some other room not being cooled. Best if you can find one that opens to a shaded area.
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You can request the delivery company to hook up for a fee. I hooked mine up myself. All it takes is a wall outlet and screwing the water hose to the wall and the fridge. Took me all of 5 minutes.
596872
Fill it with a hose. It has a hidden drain connection also that you hook a garden hose to. It fills in 20 minutes
1366952
the cord is quite long. I can do my kitchen, breakfast nook and half the great room. If you unplug the cord to move it, it does not take long for the water to heat up, because it is already hot.
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No. The indoor unit uses gravity to feed the water condensation outside. This requires a hole from the inside to the outside about 2 3/4 - 3 inches in diameter at a slight downward angle. Through this hole passes all of the indoor-outdoor connections, the power supply and the drainage to the outside.
1306945
Actually it has a 30 minute watering button on the side labeled "30 min water cycle." You press that, it gives you about 15 seconds to leave the area, then it waters for 30 minutes. A pretty cool feature!
1200302
You need one full inch (I just measured) from the side of each prong to the very edge of the side. Also this has a sticker on it reading "Not For Use With Aquariums And All Other Water Related Products!" I would suggest you might swap out your old outlet for a 12amp GFI Outlet. They are only about $12.00 and they're very easy to install. It is "Code" to have a GFI anywhere near a sink or tub anyways. Good Luck!
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The connection is the same as a garden hose (same size to connect to an outside hydrant). To connect to a kitchen or bathroom faucet, you would need to remove the aerator on the faucet (should screw out), and buy an adaptor that screws in to the faucet, and has male threads the size of an outside hydrant. Remove the faucet aerator and take to lowes or home depot, tell them what connection you need, they should be able to help. I've had my RO/DI system for several months, and I'm very pleased with it.
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Yes, it is suppose to run for around 8 hours depending on the tempature of the water. Make sure you have not over filled the unit. Also make sure water does not get into the air vent on the side.