can this item use a 6" round vent?
1080943
If the vent is more than 8" away from the top of the cabinet you can buy the part to make the transition from Home Depot.
2091915
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
61006
Yes. This unit is brand new and includes the "A" Vent Kit (Item# FOT-151), which is adjustable from 4-1/2" to 9-1/2" in length.
1491241
Not really the back has a bracket that fits into the vent it's designed for. I would try something else
1979905
Hi - I don't have a 6" installed but I was going to do it in the future for my table saw. I think it can only help. The double 4" adapter comes off the unit and a 6" fitting is behind it. My unit has a 5" hose from the blower to the filter. Good Luck.
1292842
Would not recommend trying even if it fits. This unit gives off some heat and needs clearance to vent itself. Also the pressure relief valve is on the top.
1200504
I use mine with a single 8" draw with 6" vent pipe.. branched to three rooms.. i use an 8" diffuser that can be regulated in each room.. open..closed.. used to move warmer are into back rooms
1855674
Probably. The vent system is mounted to a 1' square of thin metal (aluminun I think). Simply bend the sheet over your vent stack, attach with screws.
69654
They recommend about a 6" clearance in the back for ventilation. The sides, I do not believe, have any clearance specifications. You may want to check their tech specs on their website for side clearances, just for confirmation.
1141030
I do not believe you will be able to use this vent. The outside flush frame of the vent measures 11-1/2" long X 5-1/2" wide. The box which houses the fans on the underside of the flush frame (which sit into your floor duct opening) is: 9-1/2" long X 3-3/4" wide X 1-3/8" deep. The rough opening on my floor to accept the vent measures 10-5/8" X 4-1/2". Either way, your measured length and width opening will not fit this model.
1033165
There aren't really any sizes that could be considered standard. I think mine is 6 x 12, but my floor vent is 4 x 10. I actually laid it on the top of the vent opening and it works - I plan to enlarge the opening when we replace our carpet, but for now, it works well. I don't think it would work for a ceiling vent if it is not the right size without modifying the vent. Remove your register and measure the opening and check the size before ordering. It does give you the size that it is made for.
572653
There will be a 1" gap and thus will not cover the hole. You will see the rough edges of the ceiling finish. If you have a 5"can, you will need a 5" trim. The 6" is the inside diameter not the outside.
693150
No idea... But, I doubt it... I had to by a vent kit similar to: http://www.grainger.com/category/water-heater-vents/water-heaters/plumbing/ecatalog/N-adzZ1z0gflzBut, I'm sure Rinnai will answer this...
1480185
I don't think that would be a problem, as the width part of the holder only has a grip on one end, while the other side just overhangs. In your case, the overhang would just be that extra 6 inches.
1048032
Jodi, I have no idea as the unit I purchased was to replace an existing vent on a house with siding. Sorry
773234
I vented with 6 " also through the roof. Turned it on, went on the roof and it was blowing pretty hard. I am very satisfied. Didn't try the t paper trick though. We have a very large bathroom and it pulls air very well.
1587149
Vent cover is approximately six inches square. Screw holes are six inches apart (horizontal) and 3.75 inches apart vertically.