does this go inline of vent? does the heat and moisture come into the home?
1126287
No if you have a vent door on the out side of the house, it opens when you use your dryer, closes to keep rain, heat, bugs, small creators, out of the house. Yes the vent trap goes in the dryer vent line near the dryer so you can clean it.
392545
No, these units must installed in the orientation as shown in the picture. You may install the unit above the cellar, and the cold air can drop down through the ceiling, and the return air can come from the cellar through the ceiling. You will need our front intake hood in order to install in this way.
1718044
It's radiant heat. Why do you think you need to pull air from the outside to vent the stove or need a fresh air intake? Your house being airtight only means the stove is more efficeint I'm sure your house is not as airtight as you think. But non the less this stove will work in a drafty house as well as in a air tight home. If your chimney is installed correctly it will draft just fine in a "airtight" home.
1564475
Yes it does. Mine is against an outside wall, and we were able to switch the ventilation function so instead of recirculating the air, it is actually thrown outside the house. It increased my countertop space tremendously. Hope this answer helps you. (we bought this one because it has the best rating on Consumer reports).
1518380
This unit needs to go outside. You can get other units that can go inside but they do require additional venting
1916183
Yes it does, easy to install with an cordless drill and screw driver. Allows you to leave vent open during rainstorms or for extended periods when storing rv. Will work with Fantastic Fan but it does restrict air flow slightly, But that's the only minus, it works well and I would install again.
728436
Mine does not have a vent, but plenty of air circulates from underneath, as far as I can tell. I've not seen any problems with this. Perhaps the description listed here belongs to another model?
2077748
It goes straight up but I often redirect it with a piece of cardboard (i.e. Fedex envelope) taped to the back or side. The tape is a hinge and the cardboard lies flat like a flap over the vent when the unit is off (which helps protect it from dust). Once on, the outgoing air lifts the cardboard to a 45 degree angle and the warm air gets redirected. I use this air to dry clothes, dishes, etc.
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
2154394
no, to prevent the humidity, you could open window or let the door open to make sure the room is vented properly. I sometime put a glass of water in front of the heater to have the moisture in the room
1095133
It vents directly thru an outside wall. Everything you need to vent it is included with the heater
712741
No venting needed, if you room is very tight you might want to get a little fresh air.
605144
Vents are located up top - and there is a sliding mechanism that allows you to open it up from the inside. As to your other questions, you can have it as close as you want, i actually have my sauna butted right up to two walls (in a corner).. never an issues. If you're worried about heat on the outside, its virtually nonexistent.
1903348
I didn't even use the hose, I built a wooden box to line the AC vent with the vent plate I mounted to a piece of plywood that stays in the window all the time. It takes up a lot less room this way and looks a lot nicer too.
2012950
Air blows out of the front . It pulls the air from the vent and into the room . It can not be reversed unless you are mounting it from the inside . If you are trying to push air through the system . So it does exhaust into the room .
164817
It exhausts through piping (i used dryer type), through attic to vent on side of home. You don't ever want to vent into the attic. That can cause all kinds of problems. It's very quiet and looks great. Not a lot of fan power so best for a smaller bathroom. We are very happy with it.
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.