We have a tube in our ceiling! Can this be used where the tube was?
1672158
Yes, use it anywhere you see tubes. Be sure to get the foam as far down the tube as possible even if you have to dig out part of the tube. So far my termites have either gone somewhere I can't find them or they are dead as the areas where they were have not become re-infested. Also paint or spray the wood with Copper Green preservative.
2126256
Mine is hooked up to ductwork...would defeat the purpose of having it hug the ceiling because it won't take the moisture out of the room. It's very quiet and works like a charm.
1426199
Possibly, but I don't think the manufacturer intended it to be mounted that way. You'd need to contrive a way to keep it from falling out of the duct opening. As well, there usually is no electrical outlet nearby at the ceiling level. Better might be to get a different kind of unit, such as an In-line booster, with an air pressure switch to sense when the furnace fan comes on. Trickier to install, but more likely to do the job correctly.
1198646
Yes, that is what we did to avoid ripping out the ceiling. The installing electrician wired it hot to the fixture, so we had a couple of arcs getting it out, but the 'guts' are a direct replacement.
1026096
I assume so since you just cut a hole and then they have a clip that will squeeze it up tight to the ceiling tile. I did it in drywall but am fairly confident you could use in a drop ceiling
2041289
Yes you can. My brother has one installed in a room and uses it for that purpose. You need to be careful with how high the ceiling is.
1098174
Yes it could be use anywhere.. just note that it require an 8 inch duct to vent out
178668
Sorry, I don't think this would work. The stem is made to come straight out of the canopy, and the way the two parts join is fairly rigid. There's enough "give" that you could bump the light a little and it would move slightly, but not enough that you could mount the canopy flush with the ceiling and have the lamp hang straight down.
1778049
Only if the wiring/post from the ceiling is less than a 1/4" thick. There is a small metal piece that it slides onto the wiring. If you send me your email, I'll take a picture of it for you.
2283698
The location should not be an issue because the U-tube normally can swing and can be moved up and down. As long as the size of the unit is not significantly bigger. Roberto
534158
Sure can. It is heavy though and comes in multiple pieces... Make sure you have high ceilings as well.
1682138
You can use these anywhere you please. Just be sure they get screwed into something solid. Even if used on a ceiling, they need to "bite" into the wood underneath. If you only screw them into the plaster/drywall etc. they will just pull out when a load is applied. Hope this helps.
746378
Sure, but you might want to put a speed control on ..it pulls a lot of air..might be a little noisy too unless you mount it above the ceiling
661807
Yes, it can be done at the top of the fixture. That's the way I would do it, should the situation arise.
2109831
Yes you could, but you would need to improviseA little bit. Drill a small hole in back area andAttach a plug with a tube. Its really not neededThough.
625477
Yes, but your challenge will be identifying the exact placement of the hole that you need to make in the roof. The tube needs to fit straight in between the ceiling joists and the roof rafters. So you will need to be able to at least see and identify a straight path between the roof rafters and the ceiling joists.
1393176
It can be ceiling mounted as is, but not where there is insulation contact or contact with other materials. This unit MUST have free air space around it.