How wide does the extender make the fan? my window is 40 inches wide.
1144536
35" with "accordion" and extender panel attached... keep in mind that this fan works perfectly with the window screens in place... my windows are 52" wide and i do not have a problem with this as the weight of the window holds it in place...
1144537
No way for 40". Call manufacture for what you would need as far as extra extender panels. 1-800-546-5637 for extra panels. Measure from inside window channel, not actual window openining. The adjustable and extenter panels fit into the window channels.
1144538
Approx 9 inches beyond actual fan width..buy the extra panels for a 40 in window..you will need 4
1144539
The unit goes up to 36" wide out of the box. I'd do as the others suggest and get the extra panels. They simply slip on to one side and remain fixed.
1059124
My window is 30" and the side panel are not fully extended so it seems likely.
119552
They will not extend that far, my window is 31-32" and they will extend maybe another inch on each side, but definitely not 39". They might sell extenders though. Hope this helps. Its a great machine though!
1231069
It is 30 inches wide. The kit includes an 8 inch extension. If you let the extenders out all the way out you could probably You get 40 inches max. I had to use the cups and screw in the tops. You can get enough tension on the bottom extenders.
1546554
The fan has a built-in accordion-like extender panel that extends from the control panel side up to 6.7" (17cm). On the left side you can slide in a supplied, but not installed, rigid non-collapsible 2.4" (6cm) panel. Total extended width of the unit is 36.7" (93.2 cm) and will work either horizontally or vertically. In vertical orientation, the accordion-like extender panel must be at the top as it likely will not support the weight of the fan without collapsing.
1604039
It is about 8" wide. This is a very good fan -- quiet and a real air-mover.
2079925
Yes, the side adjusters will fit a 36" window width. I measured the A/C with the extenders fully pulled out (but still attached to the A/C) and 36" is the absolute maximum.Something else I should have added to my review: These A/Cs require that the window have a shelf. In one of my rooms, the windows are very cheap and there are no shelves for the A/C. The Frigidaire fits but not the Hanover (or its cousins). Sorry if this explanation isn't clear.
2032241
It's between 4-5 feet when expanded.I didn't put it in a window. Instead, I drilled a hole through the wall, and installed it with the bracket and some pcv tubing...
145495
Hmm, not sure. I guess it would depend if your window opening was big enough. if it was you may be able to mount it sideways. The fan must be mounted to the window frame with screws. maybe you can contact the company and ask them.
1744013
There are several sizes to select. You have to measure your window if it fits the sizes of the fan. Just to usecommon sense sometimes. Thank you very much.
1643354
Oops, should have specified: the actual unit is only about 19" wide. Then you pull out the side panels to the width of the window (in your case, 39", in my case, 49").
1450111
I'm afraid I'm not much help. I have casement windows and so it goes 44 inches, but that's farther than it is designed to go. I screwed the two pieces together as directed, but had to give them some extra support with Gorilla tape. Then again, you could probably put them in a 44" wide space in a double hung window because the weight of the window would hold it in place. BTW, I love the A/C unit.
504056
I just measured my opening and it measured 36 inches. I used every extension the gate comes with so i would have to agree that i do not believe the gate would fit anything over 40 inches...
710614
Depends on your window pane, it extends into the house (beyond the wall) about 3 inches in my case.
1546551
The supplied extenders extend the longest dimension (width) of the fan. You'll have to supply your own extenders for the height dimension.
1644374
I pulled out the accordian sides and the maximum width is around 37 inches. Unfortunately, I learned the hard way after purchasing this. My windows are around 42inches high (vertical mount). :(
2085295
Hi Erika, the inside measurement of my window where I have my fan is about 30 1/2 inches.The fan itself is approx 23-25 ", without the accordian sides pulled out. I pull out the sides and my fan fits perfectly in my window, so I don't see where you should have any problems with yours. I bought 1 of these fans at Target and liked it so much that I went back to get another, but they didn't have anymore and would not get anymore in for the rest of the season. Disappointed, I went online and shopped around and found them on Amazon (they had the best deal online) for the same price they were at Target,($29.99) and the best part about it was that the shipping was free and there was no sales tax. You can't beat that! So, I bought 2 more, and am thinking about getting even another one. These fans work very well, but the only con about them is they are a bit noisy on the super and high settings, not annoyingly so, but a strong blowing sound, which I just tune out. The low setting is just a gentle breeze sound and blows well, and if you are going to bed, it puts you to sleep.My daughter's room used to get very warm and she would put a regular fan directly on her to keep cool, but when I put one of these fans in the window and turned one side on exhaust and the other on cooling, the hot air was drawn out within about 30 - 45 minutes. Then I switched it to both fans cooling and it cooled the room off so much that she did not need the other fan at all. It does seem to cool the room better at night, of course because of the natural temp drop, but it still works very well during the day as well. This was money well spent. I bought another brand, Bionaire, which costs twice as much, and it did not work near as well as this Honeywell. I returned it and the refund I got is what I used to purchase these latest ones. Don't hesitate to buy one, because they are very good fans for the price and I don't know how long the free shipping offer will last. Thank you, Mary