Does the vent exhaust exit from the top of the unit into the ceiling, or does it exhaust into the adjacent wall?
139466
It comes out of the top of the unit but once it exits it can either be 99 degree elbowed out the wall or run straight up.
1513386
No, the vent for the heat/air is on top of the unit. It blows air up - plus it wouldn't look too good
843648
it will smoke through the vent...which is the stuff and moisture you are burning off which comes out of the ac system
594341
The opening is on the bottom. This vent is solid on the back and attaches to the studs in the wall.
90806
No, this unit does not have an exhaust function, say for blowing up an airbed. The exhaust passes through a filter behind the canister and is dispersed gently to the sides - actually a plus for a vacuum
1976405
The unit has an Exhaust air outlet vent, consisting of exhaust pipe, adapter, window slider kit to exhaust out. I'd say it is a complete unit. The only place I have to set it is in the living room for best use and I like it very much.
1566298
Yes, the unit has a light and a vent fan. The vent fan can be set up to exhaust above, below, or recirculate out the front of the unit.
762976
Safe for or from what? The front of the unit is about two inches farther out than the cabinate facing aound and over it. When the cabinet doors above it are open it is possible for small items to fall into the vent from the cabinet. When the fan is on it vents onto the cabinet doors above so eventually it will deposit stuff on the doors. Other units with the vent facing outward will make those deposits eventually also, as heat rises. My unit is installed to vent through the roof so it does not blow onto the doors above. Yet no cover for the top vent was provided.
1362506
Hello Kevin;This exhaust fan has the ability to exhaust multiple bathrooms simultaneously simply because it moves some much air (240 cubic ft/minute). You set up the venting as you wish. If you want to vent 2 bathrooms, you typically install a switch for this fan in both bathrooms. Either switch will turn on the fan and air is then vented out of both bathrooms until the fan is shut off. As you see in the picture of the fan, there is on opening on both ends of the fan, one sucks air in, the other blows air out.
1980168
About 24". The vent has a retractable/removable extension. For my 8' ceilings I took it off.
49315
It is vented to the back. Sides are solid tin or closed if you will.Today I went back to P.C. Richards and return my AC. Good luck with your purchase because that noise issue is not problem with every unit. That's what see that other people are saying.
2033190
The back is open all the way up. The metal shaft only has there sides. The top of the metal shafts is also open. It come with a coil tube as well. You would have no problem having it go through a wall vent. However, you would need to mount it high enough that no one looks down the open top or make a cap. We love ours. Very very sharp! Well worth it.
1459455
The unit itself does not. The exhaust tube that comes off the back does however. It needs somewhere for the heat and moisture it pulls from the air to go.
323894
Yes. Just have to insure your vent out the wall has a way to stop wind from blowing back into the exhaust. Mine is through the wall. Lowes has metal vent with a back draft preventer or flap built in it.
434373
The chord comes out on the right side of the vent next to the vent, the default location for the vent is at the rear center of the top. the vent can be moved to come out the back at the top center of the back.
489061
The indoor model (Takagi T-KJr2-IN-LP) has a vent pipe attached. The vent for this model is on the front and cannot be redirected.
1553301
It came with a 3-4" inch extension which would facilitate connecting the upward exhaust to the 90 degree input. If this is a new install, you may wish to look at dryer vent exhaust products. They have some neat products that would definitely facilitate installation. Getting back to your question, had no trouble squeezing the exhaust pipe material through the opening in a finished basement wall.