can I install these fans on roofs with inclination?
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Hello! You can install this on any ceiling up to a 29 degree slope. After that, you'll need a sloped ceiling adapter. If there is anything else we can help with, please let us know! Lighting and Locks 1-800-334-5804
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I am 90% sure you can. The motor is connected to a half circular hanging bracket which allows it to level out when hung on an angle. The fan I hung this weekend is mounted by a square and is definitely able to be hung on an angle.
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The device is designed as an attic fan. As long as there can be an assurance that the edges won't leak there doesn't appear to be a reason why an installation couldn't be made on a flat roof but I'd contact the manufacturer to be sure. I've been happy with the fans and have two of them cooling the attic of our 2000 Sq ft house in North Texas
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Yes they are optional. We installed our fan in a window and did not use the feet.
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Yes you can set them up as exhaust fans. Just make sure they are pointing outward from your case. I have 3 of them set for exhaust on a 800D case and they work lovely.
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No. Unfortunately they can't be from what I saw. We have a vaulted as well and ordered the length of downrod the installer suggested and the fan looks great.
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Yes, but unless you need to use a low profile fan due to ceiling height restrictions----don't. Based on previous experience, low profile fans don't move as much air as regular mount fans. I own rental properties and have been pleased with the Hunter brand of fans in general.
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Yes, this fan can be mounted on up to a 26-degree slanted ceiling out of the box according to another website with detailed info. If the angle is steeper (26-45 degrees) you need to buy Emerson's angled ceiling kit. We have these mounted on a 14-degree angled porch ceiling. The Tilo is a great little fan and moves a shocking amount of air for its size.
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Yes you sure can! That is why I chose this fan because it adjusted in both directions.
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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.
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The fan can physically be mounted vertically but I am not qualified to comment on how this could affect the reliability or life of the fan. That would be a question best left to the manufacturer.
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If you saw it down you could. I think it's a waste to do that unless your really having venting issues out of the pole. You could cut the vent down to an inch above the singles then mount the fan over it.
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You could do that , if you remove the fan blades and reverse them (not recommended). I think what this means is you can place the fan in a window either way . . . blowing in or blowing out. The fan case profile is the same either way.
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I checked with my husband, who actually installed the fan. Basically he said that the issue would be getting the right ceiling mount kit, one that would compensate for the sloped ceiling. Without knowing what kind of sloped ceiling you have (gently sloped? cathedral ceiling?), it's difficult to be more specific than that. Basically, I think any fan can be installed on any ceiling if you have the correct mounting kit. Ceiling fans need a lot of support and there are many ways to compensate if your ceiling is problematic in any way (such as retrofit ceiling fan "Saf-T-Brace"). I hope this helps somewhat. Good luck!
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Not sure. The fan at the back needs clearance so you might not be able to install that way
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installation instructions indicate the preferred method is with fan down, but if no vent in base/top of case, it can be inverted.
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Yes, you can. But it you intend to have it on low, there'll be a problem. At the low setting, this fan (and I bought two of them) makes a horrendous racket. I don't recommend it. I sent both of mine back.
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I can provide a non-expert opinion to the question "can the Palram Feria Patio Cover support a ceiling fan?". Firstly, note that the acrylic panels which make up most of the roof are quite flexible, so I would not suggest attaching anything to these. However, the aluminum rafters which support the panels are quite sturdy and I am confident that these would support the weight of a ceiling fan. The rafters are about only 2" across and so are not wide enough to take the standard electrical box to which a ceiling fan is mounted. If I were to do this on my patio cover, I would probably install some kind of cross-brace between two adjacent rafters and then mount the fan on that cross brace.... you might loose a little in the aesthetic aspect, but you would have a more solid platform for the fan. Then design of the structure is quite clever, the rafters have a slot running the full length into which the head of a bolt is inserted in order to interconnect different parts of the structure. this could be used to affix the cross-brace without need for drilling holes in the rafter. Electrical wiring could be routed through the channels of the structure during assembly so it would be hidden for the most part.