how much vertical clearance do you need from the inlet? I only have 13" from ceiling to center of inlet.
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It's going to be close call. I measured from the center of the inlet to the top of the highest point (ball at before the output), and it looks to be around 12".
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4 inches center to center for inlet to outlet6 inches overall, sorry for being so late.
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Sorry, you'll need more rom than you have. I have at least 12 inches to the ceiling and it clears the ceiling by only about 4 inches.
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Hi Steve, You would be better off with a smaller unit. Honestly, we had issues with this particular unit on one of our recent installations. Look at some of the other smaller units as they are better fit to accommodate your 7' ceiling height.
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The opening will be where the vertical support is. Check your height too. The taller your unit the less room you'll have around the bottom to move around
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Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92 inCeiling to bottom of light 16.77 in 45.14 in 50.77 in Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92... » Read More Using the shortest post provided in the package (which i believe is considered their flushmount), my fan measures 17" to the bottom of the light bowl. Though, the kit does come with the option to not use the lights if you so chose, which could gain you back another 5-6".I also have 8 ft ceilings. Im 5'11" or so and it is more than enough clearance for me.Here are the measurements from Hunter.Dimensions Flush Standard† Angled‡Ceiling to bottom of fan 11.27 in 12.27 in 45.27 inCeiling to bottom of fan blade 9.92 in 27.74 in 43.92 inCeiling to bottom of light 16.77 in 45.14 in 50.77 in « Show Less
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I had the same problem with 14 ft ceilings. I tried unsucessfuly to find the right hardware to accomplish this.
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I vented min vertical using my previous vent stack from my propane hot water heater. But did have to graduate the piping from 3" to 4" to 5" out the roof. Hope this helps
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10 inches is probably enough clearance but unless you can get between the ceilings to work, how will you do the wiring?
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With the included short rod the distance from ceiling to bottom of fan is roughly 13 in.
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I think it's up to you. Nothing in the instructions. I put it high enough that it's a reach for me, but left plenty of clearance for my head at the top. That came out to 8" from the top edge of the brackets to the ceiling. That leaves over a foot of head room when I do pull ups.
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We have it in our basement and we have 7'6" ceilings. At 5' 11" I still have probably 5-7" of clearance.
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depends on the size of the intake your bolting it to the outlet is 3 inches get out a tape measure and measure away
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It depends on whether you have a flat or vaulted ceiling. I would say approx 22 inches on flat ceiling. My fan has a 12 inch extension rod. GREAT FAN and quiet too.
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Draws air in from the front, blows it out the top (basically behind and a lil below the top controls). I'd say 6"-12" should be enough distance.
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A 14' ceiling would be ideal. I have mine installed on a 10' ceiling and it works well. An additional 4' of clearance should allow most vehicles to fit underneath.
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Unfortunately, no. This unit requires just over 19 inches vertical clearance.