my house elevation is at 6500 ft will it work
1686830
For altitudes over 6000 feet the manual says to contact their Technical Services Department at 1‐877‐737‐2840. From 0 to 6000 feet there are various switch settings indicated in the manual.
1686831
I live at 6500' elevation and install tankless here. The T-K4-IN-LP will work at that elevation.
1686832
The Takagi installation manual includes adjustments for altitude differences. If you are pre-purchase and do not have a manual, the Takagi website 800 number should help you. BTW, we love, love, love our Takagi, and are installing a second one in our guest house this week. Cannot recommend an electrically fired unit, but the propane/nat gas versions are terrific.
1128634
absolutely just make sure your ceiling is high enough... I think it's 9' high.we LOVE IT!
2168846
Yes it should. I have a 25 feet round above ground and the unit works perfectly.
1274325
I have it in an open area that is at least 500sq.ft and it is working beautifully. You will be pleased.
1596199
Mine is about 30' run and 6' rise, it worked great. I think yours is a little too long and too high. I am not sure if it going to work.
878278
Sure. For me the antenna worked better in my basement then on top of the house. Still it was very sensitive to placement. I think my local station were too close too strong and the antenna's internal amplifier was too much gain. Best advice is just to try it and see if it works for you. If not send it back. Good luck.
562723
yes but the gas pressure will have to be set for the elevation. Have it professionally installed and you should not have a problem. I have used my for 2+ heating seasons and I am still impressed by the efficiency. Great unit, very economical. I would definitely recommend tid unit.
1898843
Yes, I believe it will. Ours works great, keeps it hot. I have no cons on this machine.However I don't know how elevation affects it
1260852
Not sure as I put mine on top of my 2 story house. Getting a ton of free channels and motor works great.Only downside would be digital signals can seem to get weaker at times on some channels.
2183585
most certainly, works well, make sure you install grill between basement and first floor to allow air to move
1812756
This should work fine for you. It will work with line of sight out to 500yds. So that distance should be fine.
2144958
600 feet is a lot but if there's no head (rise from source) it should work. There are instructions included that show how to install the pump as a pressure booster to a city supply line. The problem you may find is that the pump pulls harder than the supply can provide water and you might collapse the hose on the supply side. If you install the pump at the source and let the pump push it the whole way that might work better. I push water up 6 feet and then push it 150 feet and get 8gpm. I'm on my second pump and the newer models are a little better.
1964628
Mine is about 50 feet away from the main base and works fine -not sure about 150.
1316024
i dont think it will work. even if you didnt have any kind of walls or interference it wouldnt work for more than 200ft. at least that is my experience. in my apartment it doesnt work for more than 30ft because its a concrete building
665797
You shouldn't have any problem with that. Mine work great on my 9' ceilings in the house.
1452440
LOL Actually I am working on mounting it right now. It depends on the distance. If it's just a couple hundred feet or less, it will work. With the testing I have done so far, before permanently mounting it, it will go 200 ft. and through my block house. There are two rock terraces in front of my house that are keeping it from going further though, so I am mounting it higher off of the ground and I will see if that works.
925478
sure, it will still work, I haven´t had a issue with the range and I live in a 3 story house