Hi I wanted to know where this goes in the bathroom vent assembly. Is this the piece that you see outside of the exterior wall that it's venting to?
610263
No, this is designed to be installed inline somewhere between the fan and the exterior vent. It's not designed for external use.
610264
This is an inline backdraft damper that would be hidden in the interior of the building close to the termination point of the venting pipe. I use them when I am putting in a custom wood grate instead of a termination cap.
610265
I think this is designed for vertical placement only so that gravity will close the flaps when fan is not in use. I have mine at the end of ducting in the attic space below a roof vent. There are novel backdraft dampers that work in any direction (batticdoor.com). Properly installed they make a tremendous difference in heat loss.
610266
This is installed in the duct between the fan and the exterior vent hood.the item you see from the exterior is a exterior vent hood .
610267
hi- this would go between the fan and the outside wall fitting to keep the air from getting into the house when the fan is off. I used it because I had 2 fans feeding out to one larger outlet, and didn't want the air short circuiting back into the bathroom that didn't have the fan on, You will still need an exterior fitting, either a hood or louver style
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It should be installed somewhere inbetween the exaust fan and the thing you see outside. I bought thiss to stop cold air from coming into the dryer. Works better than the vents that are normaly outside which you would keep. If you really want to stop the air completely (which I did) then you'll have to doctor this up a little bit. A Flood Light doesn't even penitrate mine after. It works great now
610269
No, it's a backdraft for the output side of the fan. You put this in line between the output of the fan and the fixture that you are using to mount to the wall or the roof. This unit ensures that the air flow can only go out and not backdraft into your bathroom.
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Jen is correct, it's just a low vent on the back. It zips down if you don't want it open. But, it is perfect, when open, to put a fan in front of it and keep some fresh air flowing through.
608271
unit needs to be mounted on exterior as that large opening is the vent, draft is at the bottom
121551
I would love to help - but mine was put in by a contractor (on several tries) who said the fan/vent/heater was a b---- to put in, even with the special wall switch. I hope you get it figured out, because the fan/vent/heater is wonderful and I am glad I purchased it.
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It is entirely possible to install from the outside. Also, best to make sure to apply the face of the vent, with sealant applied to the flange. I installed two of these from the outside.
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No it does not. You will need the vent/baffle piece that would mount to your exterior wall - and you need metal ducting. It comes with plastic which even the manual says is not appropriate.
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The vent is that black unit atop. It vents side to side and the black sheet metal is held via clips. I think it'd be a lot of work to adapt it. Directions say not to use inside as it outputs carbon monoxide. Easier to put up a vertical wall and place a piece of sheet metal where the vent is
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The best I remember, it is on the back, but can be vented on the right or left side by utilizing a knockout panel and reaching in and attaching you vent pipe through the side. Mine is vented on the right, so I am sure it can be vented from the back or the right side.
801462
I could use it because it had to be vented to the outside.But I believe it vented out the back.
1044700
The part fits over the peg in front of the valve. Like you, I found nothing in the assembly instructions as to its purpose other than something that could be lost. It looks like something could be attached to the piece but I had no extra items remaining once I completed the assembly process so you have the option of placing the piece over the valve peg or putting it in a drawer for safe keeping.
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That is a vent. And mine came with two different options, mine is lower.. I will see if I can get a picture to attach.
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If you look at the picture in the ad, you can see a mounting slot just under the fan on the unit. There is another tab on the opposite corner.
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It isn't direct vent, PERIOD. Maybe, I implied something???? Worked in installation, service of all types of gas appliances 20 years. Resend me my actuall comment & I shallreply!
1532313
It is on the front of the vacuum at the end of the exhaust. It is on the side with the cover; however, the cover snaps on very tightly so it is not an issue.
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If you are talking about the hood vent-it is set up so it can do either. there is an additional piece that fits in for outside venting. Hope this helps!
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Charles, it can be vented out the back. The vent rotates so it can be vented out of the top or the back. The vent is located in the center of the top/back corner. We vented ours out of the top because we had a stud in the wall that prevented venting out the back without ripping a portion of the wall out and rebuilding the support studs. ): So through the cupboard, ceiling and roof we went. You may want to take some measurements and check your wall for studs before committing to venting out of the wall. Good luck.
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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.