Replacing an Existing fan that has 10" Square hole in ceiling, The 7" Round Grill won't work for this I'm Guessing?
771953
That's correct unless you're planning on patching the drywall to fit the box's round grill.
771954
If you have a standard fan unit, with the motor directly in the fixture, then no, don't do it. The fantech unit requires a remote location away from the vent opening.
1589511
I'm sorry, but I don't have the knowledge on your existing fan model to see if it will work. You may want to contact the vendor SupplyEdge. Take care
519781
No. The hole would need to be enlarged to 10+ inches for the main body of the fan. However, the hole needs to be quite a bit larger than that to install the brackets which run between the joists. It may be possible to work from floor above. Keep in mind you may need additional wiring for all the lighting options.
929150
I used preformed roof flashing to fabricate a mounting bracket that allowed the fitting to that sized opening when I installed mine BUT I don't know if that unit meets the OSHA specs for a kitchen exhaust fan-----you'd better check before you try it. This fan might not be rated for that use.
65729
I would suggest contacting the seller before placing the order. It's not one fits all when ordering grills
1455644
Just to amend my answer, mounting the heat sink horizontally could also be a problem as the fan could block the PCI and PCI Express slots and the power connectors on the motherboard. So, do the measurements first.
22558
Measure your old one the warming rack did not fit my grill it was too small but not sure my exact model right now.
1883009
Sorry for the delay. This grill was installed in a 2nd home. The clips are 9" apart. I think that might be a standard. t fit my Panasonic fan perfectly.
1480715
Depends most of the time holes usually match shafts are sometimes a little longer and you have to trim down to size also make sure you measure where previous fan blades sit makes a difference in how much heat is removed
2174022
I cut a hole about 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 in order to squeeze it in. I had to remove the exhaust flange and insert it 1st in the ceiling in order to fit everything through the opening since I had very little height to work with in the ceiling. That was probably the most difficult part but everything went back together well and the fan performs very well. Here is a link to the installation documents. http://www.ntsupply.com/files/products/whisperfitliteinstallationv4.pdf
856424
The spec said that it has 7.8" width so fan is too high, not much room left.
2079096
Measure inside opening and make sure that the outside dimensions will cover the hole. The unit I purchased was a perfect fit for the whole house fan I purchased from home depot about 10 years ago.
754269
How come the manufacturer doesnt indicate which ceiling fan brand and model will this product fit?
1156502
You should be able to connect up to an existing duct which undoubtedly will pass thorough the base of your cabinet. If its 6 in diameter vent pipe (most likely) you will need a transition from the rectangular blower on this cooktop to the round duct and perhaps and adjustable angle. Just make sure you have about 15" to 20" of clearance to allow for the transition to the round duct. Its a relatively simple connection, but may require a few pipe parts to make the turn and reconnect to your existing pipe (depending upon where it is in the cabinet. Hope this helps.
1183658
Mine does not quite match the current picture on Amazon, which shows two fan grills with mounting holes. Mine has a single grill without no screw holes. I don't often use discreet video cards on my business computer builds so I have no use for a side fan, but I do appreciate the large fan up front to move in cool air over the hard drives. - The I.T. Guy San Diego
518365
I replaced a fan/light of different type without needing my attic access. Check the dimensions of the Broan and the dimensions of your old fan. Also compare the size of your existing exhaust pipe with the Broan.
1969110
Hi Jeff, I have not installed the fan yet so I couldn't tell u the exact size of the hole needed. Im waiting for the cooler weather to do the install. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.