Want it for rental that has windows opening into room-can exhaust be taped to screen? Please answer asap
753892
Good afternoon, you may use the window installation kit to vent exhaust air outside. In order to use the window kit for the vent, you will need to remove the screen. You may check the link for the manual for a better idea. http://www.manualslib.com/manual/715586/Lg-Lp1014wnr.html?page=16#manual
23566
Yes, just place into the window and close it on top of the fan. It can also be placed in a sliding window, just set it on one end.
2038832
Without seeing it I couldn't say. Generally you don't want any openings to the outside without some kind of louver. With just a screen you could be getting rain or snow, depending on where you live, into your attic.
1277743
Yes, and you'll want to try to locate it away from a window that is open much. You can definitely smell the exhaust. I love our unit, but my husband vented it right under my kitchen window (which is open most of the spring, summer, and fall), and I can smell when it starts up.
1109523
I wouldn't; too much exhaust would collect. I placed a 4'X4' piece of 3/8'" plywood on top and propped other pieces alongside. The gaps let the exhaust out and allowed the engine to breathe but I could still hear it inside the house. This unit is not that loud, but it is noticeable. Good luck!
650291
Your unit should be vented to the outside in some manor. What I did wa make a partition that I could vent through and close the window or screen on it. I also sealed it with aluminum tape. (bought at Home Depot or an Auto parts store.)
1415691
It is self contained, it needs to have some sort of tape to stick it to your window. Pulling the tape of the insulation will rip it, but just pull the tape off your wall or window and you can re-use it. My thoughts
1197152
Depends on how redneck you are and how redneck you want your trailer to look. Seriously, I cannot imagine how this would work in a window with any degree of safety, security and/or style. If you are genuinely unconcerned about the looks, then as others have indicated, you could probably rig it to work. But I would get a much cheaper fan to start with, like on of the broan units. Good luck!
1117526
No problem with double hung windows. I have two of these fans. The only one that I had to remove the screen on is a tilt out window where the screen is fixed on the inside. I screened the outside of the fan and I'm still able to close the window with the fan in place for security.
810874
If, by window, you mean a visual opening to see the outside, I don't think so. the shutters are only open when the fan is blowing. Also, the airflow only goes one direction: outward. If you are asking whether it can be used to replace a window, then the main limitation would be that it will be less air-tight than a window when you want to keep dampness and cold out of the room.
1962714
Your best bet is probably to buy a board that is the exact same width as the window kit and simply close it in the slider on top of the hose/window piece that comes with the unit.
164821
You can do either. But it depends on your attic spaces and its ventilation. My attic is open with no storage near the exhaust so it's vented into the attic. However, always follow your local codes. Also, this unit is quiet and I like the model.
1459453
No, it's on rollers and sits in front of a window. Comes with an exhaust plate and extenders that fit into casement or slider windows. Also has an exhaust tube from back of unit to the window. Very easy to put together.
91992
....You don't need any window to install it. You can use it as a free standing dryer though I recommend that you put it near any open space or near any exhaust because it's going to be hot inside your room....
1563139
Yes, to close the window the screen would have to be removed. I have screens throughout the house...3 in the living, 1 in bedroom, 1 in kitchen....LOVE THEM. I keep them in all the time. My electric bill dropped $100 the first month.
1627800
Sorry I missed the fact that your using a window. This unit I believe can be used that way, but its more for a wall opening.
1575415
Possible...if the window cranks open, like a casement window. #1 you would need to get a several exhaust hoses or possibly buy an aluminum 5" flexible hose in the correct length. If the skylight has a screen in it, remove it and take that and the window kit to a Plexiglas shop. Have the cut the Plexiglas to the correct measurements 'and' have them cut the exhaust hose outlet in there (so you don't have to play with the window kit). Install it, in place of the screen.