where does the exhaust ( warm air go if there is any?) thanks
1854732
The hot air is blown out by the fan and you can place the refrigerator two different ways.
1854733
warm air its exhasted by a top vent- on the top of the refrigerator unit-it can drain your battery if you turn off the motor of the vehichle
1854734
If there is any, it's such a little amount that I've never noticed it before. There's no warm part, no air from a fan - never even thought about it before.
1854735
We just used it on a long road trip. The exhaust was not noticeable at all. The cooler worked great. We also got the adapter so we could plug it in to a regular outlet while we weren't driving. Saved the car battery.
727237
The unit has a fan that makes noice when venting to prevent from getting hot when use. Hope this helps.
2008115
No, This particular piece mounts to the top of the exhaust hood. It only redirects the filtered air back out through the louvers in the picture. The exhaust hood does need and an outlet though.
2254426
The mist comes out of the bottom vent on the front. Air intake vents are on the sides somewhat higher.
329725
There's an exhaust on one of the sides. You have to vacuum in favor of the exhaust side to keep the dirt swept up from blowing anywhere.
655704
Hi there. Your front fan should be blowing cooler air in. That is as long as your fan in the back is blowing the warmer air out. Hope that helps
1024809
Yes it does. I don't have an exhaust fan either, so this takes care of it. Diana D.
220218
It is a cold air intake. It comes with the heat shield that surrounds the filter to allow it to suck in cooler air.
1385418
This is a long cold air intake, it go all the way down underneath the front fender. Hope it help!
1881453
The vent pipe. Depends on where you are venting and how long the exhaust needs to be.
1526831
This is a rear exit, right behind the rear wheels. The exit is tucked up between the rear quarter panel and the rear spring, so it is mostly hidden. The mufflers themselves sit in the factory placement for the true split exhaust, so they are also tucked up and out of sight. No more scraping exhaust on speed-bumps! The connection (collectors) are not included. I found stainless steel collectors at any auto parts store for around $30. Hope this helps.
2242659
Cold air comes out of the exhaust, so, yes, you have to exhaust it outside. You want to pull the inside air as the feed though, so block off the air intake hose.
1182502
No. The exhaust port is pretty much flush with the right side of the unit. The exhaust gas is not particularly hot. Just don't touch the metal exhaust port.
1017605
On a hot day this ac .Puts off a lot of hot air and depending on humidity, water. Your room would be hort without a anway for exhaust to escape...
780383
I installed an intake fan since my power supply has a 120mm fan that is providing the exhaust functionality. That setup seems to keep everything pretty cool (&lt;40 C).
1757572
No, it has a single exhaust. There is a seperate intake filter for the exhaust air located next to the hose connection. You could probably contrive a second supply air hose to that opening, but it is not provided for in the design of the unit. There is a second intake filter for the cooling air that takes in room air for cooling.
1900370
That is where I put it, as high as possible. If you place it low, it will remove all the cooler air and hot air will build up.