Do you have to leave any room on the bottom for air circulation? I have a plug underneath and don't want to block any air that needs to get in.
586399
I haven't worried about it but when the card is dry I remove it from the outlet and store elsewhere. I love using peppermint. Love the refreshig scent. I own 3 of these and gave some for christmas gifts.
586400
no I think you can plug something in underneath it might be tight but will work finethanks
1239287
It does require a plug to get current. I would not put it outside, but if you have to, why not completely wrap it in a plastic bag and seal that bag with duct tape. That should keep condensation out.
1455410
There shouldn't be any air coming out when it's not attached to anything, you should contact the seller. Maybe one of the safety valves, pressure gauge, or fill port is loose?
645971
Guess it depends on wheeze your outlet is. Mine was on other side of vanity so I ran cord under doors to outlet. My friend used white duck tape to keep her cord off the floor. Believe me it is well worth having cord show little. I love my heated seat!
1900370
That is where I put it, as high as possible. If you place it low, it will remove all the cooler air and hot air will build up.
1558377
I"m with GoJoe with his answer. Air passes through from the back. I have used this unit for two years in my wife's green house and has performed perfect.
749016
No this will not block the top outlet. I plug all mine into the bottom to leave my top free for something else.
588547
I put it through the wall. My sleeve is too big for this AC, so there is plenty room for ventilation between the sleeve wall and the unit.
170293
No. It plugs into the bottom with no issues. Unless you have an abnormally large plug.
1571635
Yes from a physical viewpoint, but there may be a problem with diminished cooling. When the unit is sitting in the normal vertical position, there are ventilation holes on the top and along the back side where the USB cable attaches. This creates an upward convective flow of cooling air. With the unit sitting on its big side, the flow of air would have to be horizontal thereby diminishing the convecting cooling effect. Because the unit has a fan, this may not be important. Consequently, I can't answer your question with 100% assurance that there won't be problems.
1115156
Exhaust vent out the top, vertical up. No power involved at all. See those slots in the side of the device?? Thats where air goes in so keep them clear
1372854
No! Unless u run your a/c all day with the bottom vents open provided u have enough NEG pressure on your fan/filter combo... Hope this helps!!!
1935075
The power supply section of the 540 has air vents on the side. You could lay it on the its side but you would need some rubber feet to add clearance for the vents to have some air flow. I just tried this last night and will be buying some rubber feet soon :)
1766102
It needs some airflow, we installed it in the back of our entertainment unit in the cabinet that holds the speakers, but there is an air gap between the unit and the wall-- ours isnt installed directly in the wall. this product basically a set of fans, so its pulling air from behind and pushing the air over the component (at least in our set up) so can you achieve that airflow in your closet?
553893
It works wonderfully with plenty of space around it. It will get too hot in an enclosed area. Also, uses 110 plug and needs to stay balanced.
1675559
It is on the bottom, which holds the laptop off whatever it is setting on. Seems to me that would promote better air flow!
1908517
You could hide it behind the unit, but it all depends on your placement of the unit. Mine covered my cable outlet, but my wall plug is off to the side. Depending on your number of electronics, it could get full pretty quickly behind the unit if you place it over your wall outlet - depends on your cable management.