What it be okay to run this in my basement next to the electrical lines not the same hole but within 3to1 inches
639583
The wire is twisted pair, and resistant to electromagnetic (EM) interference, so it will be ok next to power wires.
1574380
Since you are needing only a short distance of wiring, I would recommend getting it from Lowes or Home Depot where you can buy it by the foot, just use anything that is 22awg with at least 2 wires (you only need 2 but if there are 4 its no big deal don't use the extra wires)
712572
My basement area is approximately 650 square feet. Using only two of heating elements keeps the area comfortable. After a short period, have to turn down.
1256573
There is, I have used it from the 2nd floor of our townhouse to the basement. I don't think you will have an issue.
1733391
The system can be mounted in the basement as many of our other customers has done it in the past. It might require longer tubing on some of its connections depending on where it is installed.
344856
I would try to. I installed my unit in a 500sqft rectangular room. Place the unit on a solid exterior wall with easy access for electrical and drainage. Mount the exterior condensor above ground with the supplied wall mount. It looks clean and will be out of the way. I did have two leaking valves that cost me to have the unit recharged after 2 months of operation. Either than that the unit is good for the price.
572948
It depends on how much moisture you have, but I am using it in a basement room about this size. It works well there.
1574270
I'd add on an extra 3' to whatever you'll need, just to be safe. However, it depends on how close you plan to keep your power cord and computer. Lay everything out and you'll know.
2169280
No it is not. I have it in my unfinished basement and it is fine for there.
2243700
I have this set up in my basement. I use a 13 watt florescent bulb above it and get great results.
1246285
Yes. Mine is in the basement. It can be installed anywhere that meets the clearance, fresh air, and venting requirements. Consult a licensed plumber or your local code official. It's possible to burn down your home or asphyxiate yourself if you do it wrong. It is, by the way, a great heater and a good buy.
2142913
I don't know, but you should mount this meter inside the basement area prior to running the pipe outside. It does not need to be close to the fan as it measures the vacuum within the pipe.
1348440
My basement is about that size, but essentially only one room. If you have good air flow throughout, perhaps.
28073
well, yes you could but it would not meet code requirements. You will be better off running regular three wire electrical cable through pvc conduit rated for underground applications. This greatly reduces the chance of the line being damaged.
633663
That would not be a problem. I would make sure it is in a weather proof box for the outlet.
225854
I would use a high grade for 100-150 feet, electrical requires thicker wire the longer the run if you will
1740687
Since it uses the power lines to communicate (not wireless), it's probably essential to have the ground wire. Booklover might have the problem with the basement due to a separation of the grounding.