Where does the heat ventilate?
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The heat ventilates from the bottom of the computer. It is very discrete and produces hardly any heat.
2254426
The mist comes out of the bottom vent on the front. Air intake vents are on the sides somewhat higher.
997064
Hi Monica, I think it vents from the bottom. I have mine installed in an outdoor kitchen in a brick enclosure. With the stainless steel fascia piece it is a very snug fit (almost no room between the sides), and it has no problem venting. I think that, since it is a refrigerator and not a freezer, it does not generate a lot of heat. Yours should be fine for an inside install without much clearance.
1797300
There is a fan and it does give off quite a bit of heat. The fan speed is adjustable. We really enjoy ours!!
839824
It's got an adjustable vent in the top part of the dome that allows hot air to flow out.
1879275
Yes it should be vented to an on air conditioned area or a window. The unit has a fairly long hose. Unit worked well for us in our motor home.
1092217
It does get hot, I would suggest a small fan and vent like on a computer tower
89973
Just air I think. I was using it at the beach the other day and it didn't feel like the air that was blowing was much cooler than what it felt like outside. Although it was not cooler it was like having a breeze, that was still really nice and did keep me cooler.
30728
It doesn't get warm. It is the temp of the surrounding area (ambient). Refreshingly cool.
165629
It's well ventilated. My son uses it for his hedgehog and she is fine even with Texas heat .
1242725
yes, it needs to be vented somewhere. You could purchase an awesome high-powered fan and it would cool as well and not need vented.
1836207
Rhonda is correct, an air conditioner is simply a heat exchanger, and the exhaust heat energy needs to be vented somewhere outside the room you are attempting to cool, else you are simply dumping all that heat back into the room you're cooling. There is nothing unbreathable about this air, it's just warm.
752722
The heat comes out from the bottom front of the heater. The top remains cool and I run mine 10+ hour's a day in a sunroom. Best purchase I ever made ! I love it.
1950815
It only has vents in the front and back right at the arch. They zip open and closed as you like. I really like this unit I am using it indoors for seedlings and may take it into the garden this spring. It is heavy duty and nice to have with my grandchildren, they love to help water plants that I dug up this fall. Nice unit. :-)
1518379
Must be outside. The venting and unit are one. That's what makes the product great. They have indorr units. The must be vented to the outside.
266826
It is made to be ventless and works great. Not sure how you would vent it to the outside, you would be losing heat.
19478
It does mostly near the vents. But close to 110 F in a cool room only on at night. Almost killed a spider