Do you have to have the automatic louvers? I was going to stay with the standard gable louvers.
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If the standard louvers have a screen in them, you will cut down about 40% of your airflow. Standard louvers without a screen invite flying critters into your attic or crawl space. Your call. I have the automatic louvers that open when the fan turns on. The fan is quiet, so the open louver lets you know the fan is running.
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I do not have automatic louvres. However, I have an extra large opening into the crawl space. We installed that when I first put in an attic fan. I highly recommend this model, because it is very quiet and doesn't vibrate the whole house like my first one did. Mine is on a thermostat, with a switch inside the house where I can turn it off if I need to. Good luck.
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yes. the louvers are normally closed by gravity, they open when fan is on due to air pressure holding them open
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The warmer the better. I even let them sit in the sun for a while before installing them. They need to flex quite a bit to get them in right. I also have the auto close windows on my 2012 Dodge and they would not stay closed after installation but other reviews mentioned that would happen so I wasn't concerned. I just raised the windows to within an inch of closed and then raised them to fully closed. After about a week they settled in nicely and the windows went back to closing fully as usual. They really look sharp.
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These do not have the auto telescoping feature. You have to manually push/pull the mirrors in and out. I don't believe the OEM mirrors of this style have that option either.
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Natural Light has both but the one I got said Gable Mount in the title and the one you show has the flange shroud for a gable mount.
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I'm not sure because when mine runs vertically the louvers float a bit from straight out to down. So my best guess is that with the additional lift required the opening may be starved by decreasing flow and stressing the fan motor. Maybe check on Fantech web site and send them a email...
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Leslie's answer is correct. There are no louvers. Instead, it has a plastic grid below the cut metal pattern that you see in the picture. This grid can be closed by a sliding shutter to control air flow. The only directionality to the airflow other than straight up would be the angle of the duct feeding the register.
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I don't know what you mean about the louvers expanding. The louvers do not move up and down or from side to side to adjust air flow. When it is opened to the full length there are louvers for the entire width. I hope this helps!
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A cover is necessary. I installed louvers that close when it is off...gravity closing. Also the louvers have a wire mesh.
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Oh no! You're going to need them! If you haven't already contacted the seller, I would try googling them maybe? I, personally, would need them because I am NOT mechanically inclined. Good luck!
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It makes the most sense to put the screen facing out so bugs don't caught in the louvers. If your windows have built-in screens it doesn't make any difference. The openings of the louvers should be down so as to not let in the rain.
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Not these ones but you can enter your make yearand model and find the ones for yours. Still havent got the low beams to work on these yet.
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No. They can't be adjusted after installation. If you require an adjustment, you will need to take it back to auto electrician to adjust.
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The outside of the louvers on mine measures approx. 10 1/8" x 10 1/8", so you will need a slightly larger opening.
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Cheryl, I bought 2 different chandeliers, and both look elegant (it's not required, but I added more crystals) and I had medallions installed on ceiling, made cloth covers to hide chain....I get rave reviews from everyone, and no and no one believes I bought them on Amazon
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Do note that this model does not support automation for garage doors. If you want this feature, you need to get the next model.
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You have to disassemble the uprights to install them. I prefer it this way- if there was a slit- they would not stay on well without considerable help keeping them on. Hope this helps!