Hi, what is the greatest distance the lines extend?
1811830
I agree on the distances mentioned below (about 14 feet X 5 lines). I just wanted to mention that I use mine extended to about 12 feet, and have had no problems hanging "heavy" items like jeans and large towels. I have hung a full load of laundry on these lines with no problems.
1811831
When I got mine, the box was already opened (as if it was a return). There were no mounts, and the 72 feet of line were made with small cord, not adequate for hanging any "heavy" items like jeans, large towels. I was disappointed to learn that when I returned it for the reasons above, I was charged a "restocking" fee, although I returned the item in time.
1811832
I haven't mounted it yet, but the product description indicates a total drying space of 72". Since there are five lines, the total length of the unit would be 14.4 feet.
1811833
Just a little over 14 feet. Not far enough for me. I bought it, and I didn't install it for several months because of work being done in my basement. When I did..it was about 16 feet too short. They get "72 feet of drying line" by having 5 lines totalling 14.4 feet long. I had to get a much bigger/longer unit elsewhere. (I need 30 feet from end to end)
1799823
Not sure of the top range, tested mine at 20+ ft as well.. worked flawlessly.
443583
Well, as far as distance goes it does extend further. That could be a pain for others. I adjusted my lights to the proper levels to compensate. About the warranty i'm not sure, that i'll have to look into.
1126827
The Ridgid website states that you can go up to 30 feet with extensions. This has been a pretty handy tool for plumbing and HVAC jobs as well as one job where I just needed to guide a bolt into a cramped space.
1174375
Like most systems the cables are not long enough for most aplicatiomns . Perhaps 15 feet or so.
186693
I've never had mine fully extended but I would estimate at least 30 feet, possibly longer.
931676
Maybe four feet? I don't have it here because I gave it to my research assistant. I don't know if you could use an extension, but I don't see why not. However, you don't want to be so far away from your screen that you can't see the text because occasionally--infrequently--the pen gets it wrong and you have to manually a few letters. Hope this helps.
629642
50 feet shouldn't be too long. In general, about 300 feet is the maximum for an Ethernet cable.
1400047
The longest line is around 3 feet long. I have folded queen sheets in half. Dried a blanket by throwing it on top of the line and the arms then spread it out with edges hanging down. Uses a lot of area that way so it does not share space well with "others".
1317000
I ran 3/4 in pvc line. Longer the distance bigger the line, same principle with the gas line.
1450835
Pretty long plus there is an extension as well. I would say probably 4-5 ft
1314165
It is extendable, roughly anywhere from one to three feet. It bends in any direction.
156953
I don't know what the longest distance is, but I am using 25 ft. with no signal loss whatsoever.
1374916
From what I recall, perhaps 3 - 5 feet but you can always get an extension so that shouldn't be a huge concern.
1999425
No problems. You can customize your line set lengths. Please see www highseer com. Yet max allowed line set length for 9 and 12K models is 65' and for 18 and 24K models it is 82'. You need to see the specks provided with this product ad (last picture on the left).
1748398
Yes, i extended mine probably about 5 feet. It's nice since there are multiple lines and it maximizes the short amount of space. However, like the other reviews have stated, it doesn't always stay too tight. If you don't care how it looks, it works just fine.
1661175
I checked the manual and couldn't find a maximum distance. However, here is some info that may help if you contact the distributor: TriVision Tech., LLC, 3409 Texas Ave., Kenner, LA 70065; email: info@trivisiontech.com