can i install this fan on a 6x6 square hole on my wall which is 5 inch thick???
1867962
It requires an 8" diameter round (or square) hole. It will fit up to an 8" thick wall.
1867963
The hole through the wall needs to fit the 8-3/8" diameter sleeve so 6 x 6 hole will not work. The housing adjusts to fit walls from 4-1/2" to 9-1/2" thick.
1406904
As a replacement unit for a vent fan, yes (assuming 2X6 joists above with vent duct and power line in place). It would be a real trial of luck and ingenuity to install afresh, running in both power and duct.
223298
No too small get a 6in fan and filter you need Atleast 400cfm for that square footage
1995234
The answer is yes to both sides of the question. I installed this fan in a doublewide which has less than 2x4 thick walls. I had to adapt for the smaller wall and paneling without drywall. It should fit fine for your installation application. This does fit 2x4 stud walls with 1/2" drywall on both sides.
1317003
I doubt that would be a good install method because this fan is made to mount in the upright position. It slides down over the mounting bracket and if it were upside down, gravity and vibration would cause it to fall.
643747
I would think so, as it may just be pushing a little more CFMs. This unit has a light, plus a nite light, fan and heater. It uses a 6 inch duct, but you can use it with 4 inch, but it might not be quite as quiet. I replaced an onlder, round nutone with the same features. I had to modify the ceiling hole, but you may not have to do that. Check the spec sheet to compare with your old one, and if you have any questions Broan customer service will help. BTW, this fan is so much more quiet than our old one!
1455644
Just to amend my answer, mounting the heat sink horizontally could also be a problem as the fan could block the PCI and PCI Express slots and the power connectors on the motherboard. So, do the measurements first.
735991
The opening on the mounting plate is 4" high so will not accommodate a standard 5"wall plate unless it (the wall plate) is mounted horizontally.
519781
No. The hole would need to be enlarged to 10+ inches for the main body of the fan. However, the hole needs to be quite a bit larger than that to install the brackets which run between the joists. It may be possible to work from floor above. Keep in mind you may need additional wiring for all the lighting options.
1067429
Make sure it is a 5 wire for 5 wire swap. It will change the fan speed. I would be concerned going from 2.5 uf to 6 uf. Don't think I would do it.
1409329
I wouldn't recommend that application. This fan is made to move air from a case or cabinet not to exhaust a bathroom. It's not big enough
816240
Hi I don't understand what your question is ? I have my 6" inline fan hanging from the top support beam using bungie cable exhausting out the top vent hole if that's what you asking ...
1067760
I'm sorry but I didnt try mounting it horizontally and it's now in a position which makes it difficult for me to remove. However, I don't see why it would not work mounted horizontally since I have other brands of computer fans that are mounted horizontally and blowing upwards.
225822
Mom, there may be 4" adapters that fit on to the box, available @ Lowes or Home Depot. I went from a 4" outlet old Nutone fan to 6". There's better air flow with 6" if you can convert.
1438673
both will fit, the 2 top vent holes by the door will fit 6 inch fan, the one in the back will fit a 4 inch fan.
1969110
Hi Jeff, I have not installed the fan yet so I couldn't tell u the exact size of the hole needed. Im waiting for the cooler weather to do the install. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
393262
You should check the Panasonic web site, but I think it fits 2 X 6 construction. The last fans that I have installed were in ceilings below attics, so the depth was not an issue.