Unit depth measurement?
802972
17 1/2" You can go to Broan's website and click the Specifications tab and see that the depth is 17 1/2": http://www.broan.com/products/product/8bfe27df-acf0-4afd-8183-80700cc1e348
1493086
The insert is 18"W X 16"H X 6 to 8" deep. I'm unable to move the unit to measure the depth accurately. Hope this helps.
772804
About a 12 inches on fresh batteries in average soil. Sand and mineralized dirt make a difference on depth also ...Really if you get a reading around 6" then rescan again after digging down 6" it will go deep as you want...
146557
Gave it as a gift and I did not measure the depth. Sorry I could not help you.
1085321
The dimensions are listed. Take the height, add the depth, that's your answer
1654106
The depth of the numbers is 21/32". I just uploaded an image with a ruler to give scale to the mold. Hope this helps.
1899790
Sorry, I bought this as a gift and hand delivered it to my Instructor in Okinawa Japan. I do not have it available for measuring.
671191
Depth is determined by several factors. Size of target, metal conductivity, mineralization of the soil, and coil size. On this particular detector for example, a coin size object can could be detected at approx. 6 to 8 inches.
2075795
Hi---I measured the bowl with a tape measure and ran a straight edge across the bowl to join up with the tape measure. It measures 3" in depth.
1035867
My counter top is 3/4" in thickness and the unit hangs 2" below the bottom of the counter top. 2 3/4" total depth of the unit as stated.
310631
I have NO IDEA. Measure it's width and depth and compare to the basket width and depth.
1864815
I have lab elsewhere at the moment so I can't provide a precise measurement. The angle is not that aggressive but I would say it could add two inches to depth at top RU.
1368921
I have a 48 CM on the width, a 39 CM on the height. I cannot answer depth without removing the unit. (2.54 CM to the inch)
2272717
2 qts. maybe a bit more depending on the substance. yes the depth is 3 inches.
1708914
Sorry, I do not know the answer to that one and currently don't have the ability to go and measure or look.
2251236
Depth detection often depends on the size and mass of the object. I have found good detection over a foot deep, but items were whole beverage cans or a piece of large steel cable for example. Coin detection limit, depending on what soil your in, is about six to eight inches. Hope this will help.
239022
H 29 W 19 1/4 depth 10 excluding room for a dust collector. My depth perception leaves something to be desired but these afloat to me to be the measurements or pretty close anyway.