In all the pictures the 6-inch round ducting exits the housing on the LEFT side. My installation requires exit on RIGHT side. Is it reversible?
1687188
From the installation manual. "2.Humidifieris supplied with bypass duct connection on left. For right side bypass, swap location of drain spud (9) and cap (10). Twist to remove spud and cap."
1687189
Hello, The unit is reversible I had to do it for my furnace just call the aprilair number and ask for a technition they are great very easy to do. This unit is a great product
1687190
Martin believe it or not never payed attention. But when I get home tonight from work I will look for you. I love mine it made huge difference in the house. I had the older model not as big.
1687191
I had the same problem. My Model 600 is not reversible. I solved it with a 6' flexible pipe used to make a U-turn to the point where it enters the warm air duct. Suggest you phone Aprilaire.
1687192
I'm not technically certain, but my impression is that it is not reversible.
1687193
Yes it is reversible, they even accounted for you to be able to turn the April Air emblem 180 degrees so it will be right-side up.
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From the installation manual."2.Humidifieris supplied with bypass duct connection on left. For right side bypass, swap location of drain spud (9) and cap (10). Twist to remove spud and cap."
146628
Yes ...... the handle can be placed to operate from the front and left. However, if its operated from the left, then the hot and cold output will be reversed, as when operated on the right. So to have an identical operation, the hot and cold pipes would have to be reversed underneath the sink.
206487
Hi. I looked through the manual, and there's nothing in there about reversing the door. So I'd say "no".
1893812
You can attach either soft or hard ducting to either side. (Inlet or outlet) I used a small self tapping Phillips screw for attachment. After I screwed into place I gently wrapped both sides with VAC ducting tape. Seems to work great, have that application in a couple different places.
1049329
It has a 4 inch round duct. The pic doesn't do it justice; it's beautiful. I was easy to install, works extremely well and is very quiet. It was a great purchase!
263437
the bracket allows you to reverse the unit itself in order to reverse the air flow
1121992
Sorry but I do not see a way to mount it on the left without reversing it so that the curved closed end faces the user. When mounted on the right and with closed end away from user, the curve makes a comfortable hand hold to help stand up. That benefit would be lost if mounted in reverse. My suggestion is to contact Moen. They are an outstandingly responsive company and based in Ohio.
1965274
Yes it uses a 6 " round vent. You need standard metal venting from a hardware/home store to connect it to your existing exhaust duct. Just attach with a couple of metal screws and seal with foil tape.
2035132
The intake side is circular as mentioned..there is a template provided as well. * Cutout Dimension on the exhaust side is 11.5" x 8.5"
1480878
On the 500 model, the air can flow either direction. The enclosed instructions tell you how to mount it on either the supply or return ducts.
1592571
like one of the other posters said, you can turn the unit 180 degrees but the outlet will still be to one side of the casing. i think it is all molded plastic so it is hard to change any part's position
1218691
Yes, it is a "snap" in installation. Mount the bracket and the fan housing just snaps in. I used 4" ducting and it is super quiet. It may be more difficult in a post construction application, I installed in an unfinished bathroom.
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The go in clockwise direction. No they can't be reversed, but they can be adjusted and moved around. You can control tr flow of the fan
1135709
The vent holes are 6" (2) top left, (1) bottom left, fan size i used a 410cfm which is a over kill. gd luck grownin
390829
It is crimped on one end that fit fine in my 6 inch duct. I used mine inline and the other side slipped over a crimped 6 inch pipe.
1734284
You want the fan to push the air out of the exhaust vent. On my fan, the housing outlet is positioned so that if the fan turns one way, the air is blown into the outlet. If it turns the other way it isn't and the fan is less effective. I suspect most housings are similarly designed.
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The unit has a 6" duct opening, but I have an adapter/reducer to a 4" duct line.