Will this heater drop down in a 6" pipe?
530839
No. I am not exactly sure how wide it is, but definitely larger than 6". I would estimate it at about 10" diameter.
1140692
My installation took 12" of pipe. I dont think you could install with less.
705194
The float would fit, but it needs to bend up and down, I don't think it would work in that pipe.
1302582
This model hangs down about 6inches and is not "flush". You would need a different model.
705193
I'm sure it would slide down a 4" pipe but if you are trying to control the level in the 4" pipe it won't work. It needs to be able to swing up and down by it's cord. It would probably take at least 12 inches or so of pipe diameter to work. I use them in water tanks and they work fine.
920688
does not fit on the sw6del 6 gallon propane/electric water heater.thread on heater is 1/2' not 3/4'
2218997
yes, as long as you have the right pipe that fits. good luck! the heater works great !
1398822
Hey Matt, I have this set up and 6" will work fine. That's what I use and it works great! Good luck, Sharon in Pinellas, FL
1478395
I did use the 6" down rod and it works perfect, this is A very good fan and looks great. do not worry I have used the down rod on many fans in the past
952722
They would fit in the 6" fixture. These high power LED lights all say no heat. Well there is no heat coming down from them but the top part of the unit is where the electronics are and they get hot. What the heck all they can do is die. If you can afford it, try it and let me know how it went. jhsnowden@ev1.net
1604932
I had no problem in installing on my 6' Louisville ladder. My model type was not specified on the pail shelf. I contacted Louisville ladder directly on their website and they assured me it would work. Suggest you do the same as I'd like not to lead you down the wrong path....hope this helps.
548237
I would recommend a smaller 5-25 watt flat heater this is going to be too big most likely
1629651
The unit comes with the reducer to 4" installed. The reducer would need to be removed to fit a 6" duct. I don't know if the CFM is reduced but the unit made a huge difference in the moisture in our master bath.
1590398
From input to output on unit is 5in, after installing pipe fittings, you would need to cut out 6 1/8in for it to fit.
306694
NO! it is designed for a down rod. The short down rod supplied will get closeenough to the ceiling. If you're 6'4" you will be just fine with the fan mounted toan eight foot ceiling
1002288
Its a 6-inch drop or a 6-inch rise depending on how you insert it into the hitch.
720268
I would say no. I'm not at home looking at my unit, but it's more than 6" tall and the vent slits on the side (for water intake) would likely be higher than your water. I pulled this guy out of the tank one day while plugged in by mistake - if you don't keep the little valve at the top mostly submerged, it stops circulating properly. Being in 6"of water I think you'd have an issue getting enough water through the intake for any of the jets to work. It's not quite the size of a brick, but pretty close.