Can you add another exhaust tube to extend the range away from a window?
617814
The manufacturer recommends that you don't, I think either for safety reasons having to do with the heat of the exhaust tube, or for performance reasons, or both. I had to change the installation location of my unit for this reason. However I can say that this is a great AC and I'm very happy with it all around. Performs very well, not too loud, blows very cold air, keeps my 450 sq ft studio in Brooklyn cool throughout summer. Tips: 1) use fans to help circulate the cool air around your space, particularly to push it into adjacent rooms that don't have their own AC; 2) switch ceiling fan(s) to the reverse (blowing up rather than down) position, so as to push the cool air up and flush out the hot air at the top of the room; and 3) don't turn the unit off when you're out, just turn the temperature up - it's more efficient than letting the space heat up and then having to cool it down completely each day.
617815
I assume so if its of the same make but just longer length. The tubing was made out of some kind of plastic covered metal "slinky" liked tubing. Its retractible and expandable. The tubing itself however is very large in diameter. Its close to 6 inches in diameter so be careful as it could get in the way.
617816
I guess one could add another exhaust extension tube, if one could find a way of attaching it securely to the tube that goes from the unit to the window. However, the end of the tube that goes to the window has a special ending that will lock into the window panel. Maybe that could be pulled off and an extension tube added, but I don't know how.
91991
I don't have mine going out a window . I put a knee high on the end of it . Works great
1853289
I would say no . You would need a corner piece to come up the wall to the window unit .you might've able to join 2 vent kits together to do it
1564476
The exhaust can be configured to the existing exhaust if there is one. It can also be configured without an exhaust. Easy to convert.
983974
Don't restrict yourself to exactly where the old muffler was. Find a fitting place & modify all necessary connections with tubing the size of the Vibrant resonator.
35874
This kit will not come out more then the factory exhaust. You may want to consider purchasing a longer tip for the kit which will extend the exhaust out past the quarter panel.
109110
I saw on several sites a lot longer exhaust that reaches to the back of the bike( about $79 ). You could modify that if you needed to make it even more quiet.
1499219
No. I dont think you can. It is not set up like that. In order for the unit to be ductless you would have to change and modify inside parts cap off the existing exhaust , replace filters, and cut out another vent right above the glass for air to recycle. Similar to the standard hoods. It can get very expensive to modify.
1050805
You can do either - but the advantage of ducting/exhausting to the exterior is that the noise will be directed outdoors. Also, don't forget that you'll need to provide fresh air intake - again, this can come from indoors or outdoors - but if from the outdoors, you will need to add a compressor heater if the temperature of the intake drops below 40F. This option (the compressor heater) is available on our site as an option when building this cooling unit.
148337
I used one of the side pipes to extend my stack. I brought it to a muffler shop to have the bell swelled on one end to fit the other pipes. You could also take one of the pipes to a muffler shop and have a couple of spares made.
515215
Mine install was also in the basement and allowed for a 2" air intake and a 2" exhaust out the side of the house. The manual provides for other options including roof vent.
1866717
If you don't have any way to vent outside like windows or something, you might be able to build a water filter to clear the exhaust. It wouldn't be too hard and would only require some engineering and pvc.
1337343
The fan does not come with pipes to extend the fan down so you would need to buy that separately. You would have to customize it
735156
You could adapt it. However I don´t recommend it. If you are currently using a 1.5" exhaust, which should prove quite restrictive, stick to OEM or similar products.
1007452
You can use everything else stock, recommend putting a better air filter and exhaust to accommodate the extra output
947362
Only if there is a place for the exhaust (crawl space or attic might be possible)
1485081
Comes with a hose and form that works in some sliding windows. The hose is will need an extension if exhausting above about 4 ft, but yes it does require some form of exhaust outlet.