Can this be used in a hozontal position for a electric dryer or are springs to weak for horizontal? This does work well vertical in our bathroom.
505523
I found the spring to be very small and fragile in appearance, but as long as you arrange the hinge to be standing vertically (as shown in the picture), the flaps will close all the way. If you set the hinge horizontally it may hang open just a bit. As you know, using the damper in a vertical duct is the best way, yet the included installation paperwork suggests a horizontal duct is possible as described above.
505524
I am pretty sure according to the installation instructions this is to ONLY be installed in a horizontal position. We have it installed on our electric dryer exhaust and it works wonderfully. Occasionally you may need to removed your duct collar and clean lint off the spring and seal, but works well.
505525
It isn't recommended by manufacturer and I have doubts about it working that way. The springs are sufficient for use horizontally but not sure about verticle. I mounted it at the wall and brought the pipe into it from the vertical. It meant that the dryer has to sit out a few inches farther but it wasn't an issue for us.
505526
Not sure I used the one I got on my wood boiler on the blower its in the verticall position works great.
505527
As Barry mentioned, user guide recommends to install this so the blades are horizontal and pipe is vertical, directly to the exhaust vent. Page 2 has a picture.http://www.fantech.net/Documentation/Air%20Distribution%20Products/401818%20RSK%20OIPM%20EN%20FR%20ES.pdf
827797
You can use this if the springs are not stretched beyond their capacity. If so, it will not stay put and will snap out of the hanger. My hanger was used for a round plate and I have not tried any other size with it.
585612
It will work on d stead but it just a little wider but it no so heavy so it should work I Hang my dryer on the wall
320829
Chris, IL think it works best hanging vertically, but any which way will do, as long as it is lower than the urinal and the hose is free of any crimping.
2208567
We mounted this on the left side next to our toilet. I would not recommend installing it vertically. The mounting brackets are fantastic. My husband is a large man and it is VERY secure. We have bracket mounted into a stud and the right one into just drywall and it is extremely sturdy.
268701
I installed it inside a tall utility closet in our laundry room. It extends out of the closet, perpendicular to the wall. Use it to hang shirts and stuff when they come out of the dryer. Like the fact that we can collapse it and close the closet after use.
1363705
You can, but it doesn't seem very stable. I think it is designed for the horizontal position.
1620352
I mounted mine horizontal but I see no reason why it wouldn't work in a vertical position. The only issue could be the tray inside that holds the gun. Not sure how freely it would slide in and out.
726321
I believe that the unit should not be used in a vertical manner, the safety equipment locations are there for a purpose and to try something other than a horizontal venue would compromise their use. As far as voltage is concerned, 120 volts should be used.
994604
The only reason it need be positioned vertically is if you want less interference from the power cord wherever you place it. It will work in any position. As long as it is submerged and not sucking air, you can have it as deep or as shallow as you like.
1301626
Yes, it's designed for either horizontal or vertical use. We use it vertically (without the adjustable side panels). Fits snugly in the window and it works great! Very quiet fan too.
2152425
Yes. Both vertically (hanging down from the underside of a cupboard) and horizontally. But I don't feel it works well vertically because then the paper towels are forced back towards the wall instead of forward towards you.
1590871
I've only used it in the horizontal position and I'm assuming you will be using it in the vertical position. I measured the L leg it is right at 10" on the inside so it will be very close, so close I think you would have to try it to know for sure.
1163153
Motion sensor should work equally well with horizontal outlet. There is no specific reason for it to be vertical.The light is not heavy enough to cause a "twisting" problem in the outlet. It should work just fine. Have 3 of these, and all work perfectly.
1748397
Yes it works in my laundry room fine. If u have a a problem with it sagging just take down and set it up where u can extend it and wind it tight
1824106
Sorry, not sure. It was a gift purchase. I know that the person I got if for really liked it. It can be used both horizontally and vertically. Good luck.
1504357
I saw your question and am using mine now, it works well in either position. I usually use mine in the horizontal, which stays upright just great.