Can you install in attic
1612553
Yes, but it will interfere with the distance your antenna can get a signal from. This may or may not matter depending on where the stations are you are trying to pick up.
1612554
Yes you can install it in the attic - however - if you have a metal roof, or foil sheeting for insulation, the signal will be very attenuated so that you may not have decent reception. If the roof is wood sheeting and shingles, etc. (typical) you will be fine. The antenna mounts easily on a piece of PVC or metal pipe supported by the rafters in the attic. If you have PLENTY of room, you could also add a rotator to aim the antenna at different stations on the horizon. I have installed this antenna in this configuration more than once with excellent results. Bill.....
1612555
If heard of people putting antennas in their attics`. I guess you could this one, too. If your attics big enough and your not to far from TV stations. Buildings and trees block tv signals, I would think an attic does the same? Putting this on a 20-25 ft. pole down the side of house & using Quad Sheild RG-6 coax 75 ohm Cable , probably would get you better signal & stations further away. Mines on a 50ft. tower connected to 50` feet of RG-6 cable down to the amp. & I`m getting stations 60 miles ( south & east) away.
178447
No, I don't believe you can. I would research for you, but my lights are deep in the attic. I will say they looked great in my yard last year.
2249747
It would be best to set on floor then set fan on top and force air towards attic. But you can suspend it from ceiling by screwing hook into roof and bungy cord it there to cut down on sound/vibration. I use mine from the floor threw lights into attic.
991234
1. I don't know the exact specs of the unit, but I have run it as long as one hour with no problems. I have mine on a fan timer in the bathroom. 2. I live in south Florida and it has no problem in the attic. In fact, that's how it's meant to be installed. I hung mine off the trusses and you have to listen for it to actually hear it.
30233
It does require a fresh air intake as well as an exhaust. Attic air will likely be far too warm for heat exchange purposes.
746379
It would work great if mounted in the attic and ducted, might be a little noisy otherwise as it moves a lot of air.
678669
You can usually find a security system installer or an electrician to so the installation but you will have to ask them for a price quote. I did the install myself. It was hard to run the camera cables through the attic but.you can do it yourself if you are so inclined.
459780
I installed it in successfully in the wall of my shed because there was no insulation or drywall involved. As others have noted, it is possible, if you buy the mounting kit or are creative and/or skilled enough. To install one in a typical home wall you should look for one specifically engineered for that location. Wall models usually have double flap doors to keep the weather out better and will have a section that extends into the the wall to keep the insulation where it should be.
1667757
No we did not have to go into our attic. We were able to attach the rack just fine by find studs to attack the hooks to. I also wove heavy gauge picture wire through the chains for extra reinforcement and wrapped the ends around the hooks. This was to keep the rack from falling with all my heavy pans. It really holds a lot of weight this way. You can't go wrong purchasing this rack. It looks great and is very sturdy.
1012175
Mine is installed in the attic. Easy install, pretty quiet and works as advertized
1186220
You can install in a recessed area as long as there is enough clearance top bottom and each side as per the install specs, otherwise you need to install the indoor model and put a vent on it... hope this helps
1047765
I would not use this in a attic. It will not move enough air and is not set for temp
609024
The unit can be wired and set in place from the floor but you will not be able to position the exhaust duct without attic access.
876205
I wouldn't place this in a bare attic, bc of the fiberglass dust PLUS the heat. Why not hide it on a top shelf of a closet, and just use wire ties on a metal grill shelf to hold 2 large fans to move air across it? You can "build" a hide place with an up side down large boot box with slits.
1810906
Yes jus make sure its secure. Also you still must not be near the attic becuz fumes will still seap through. But if you stay in basement or something should be out of arms way
1047769
This particular fan is mainly sold, designed, & intended for crawl space use. Although it's possible that it might work in an attic,there is a better alternative. Both Lowe's & I believe that Home Depot might carry exactly what is specifically designed for attic use. Lowe's carries both gable mounted & through the roof fans that have both a thermostat & a humidistat for removing heat or humidity from the attic. Normally the thermostat is set somewhere between 90 & 100 degrees & the humidistat is set somewhere between 60 & 70 percent. Both adjustments can be changed to suit the user & particular conditions in your attic. I have a through the roof model in one house & a gable mounted fan in the other & both do a fantastic job! The gable mounted fan is a little easier to install. I think either one of these fans would-be a better choice & do a better job than a crawl space fan! I hope this information has been helpful to you.
1441913
You can install this outside on your roof, or inside in your attic space. It hooks up to your tv with a regular coax cable. It's a very strong antenna. If you live out in the boonies, you might need a signal amplifier too.