Can I run this in my drop ceiling in the basement?
130274
I wouldn't. There is no indication that this cable is rated for in-wall use, much less riser or plenum. Using cable that is not rated for in-wall use inside a wall in your residence risks having any fire insurance claims rejected. Even worse, this is copper clad aluminum, which is only about 68% as conductive as pure bare copper wire, so the cable will generate more heat than copper, which could create a fire, depending on how much power you are putting through it and the total cable length.
130275
Should work fine its good heavy wire. One wire is stripped which is nice for hooking up speakets
703404
It would work amazing, one will be plenty ! These subs hit very hard, you will be more than fine with this for music only in a basement !
1667749
No, I run mine in a basement directly on the concrete usually 4 miles a day and it works great.
412243
I have it installed in my partial above ground basement in NC. It needs a way to be installed so it can vent outside. One of my neighbors there has it installed in their crawl space.
884531
It is designed to work with drop ceilings utilizing 12"*12" ceiling panels. Must be able to run A/C power through ceiling depending on your local building codes. Hope this helps.
1221979
Depending on how high you suck out the water, but should be powerful enough fron a regular basement to the outside. It does not matter how far the distance. Remember what matters is HOW HIGH not how far.
1397346
If you have the room, i assume it can be done. The only drawback is that the motor that runs the air may be a little loud being in the house.
1404728
I would say that would work quite well. These things are suppose to work up to 500 cubic feet and you probably will be using it in a room about 1176 cubic feet (assuming your ceiling height is 8 foot). If it doesn't buy another. They are inexpensive enough. That's what I am planning to do if need be
769315
This is a drop in unit and won't work in the ceiling. Maybe they make a model that does go in the ceiling.
97005
I use mine in the finished basement. I have had no issues with it.Sorry I can't help you with your concern.
71413
It will run, but the compressor will constantly freeze up, shut off, and re-start once defrosted - All the dehumidifiers will do this at lower temperatures. At 63 to 65 degrees, it took over 2 days to fill the bucket in my basement. Now that the temperture is between 68 -70, the machine runs well. I ran my furnace fan to raise the basement temperature, but it also raised the humidity. j.
1987644
Proabably not. It is advertised as being used for a large room or basement. We have 4 individual units in our shop, one for each major area.
1780087
Yes it can run in 120v and yes u can out it on floor it just needs to have done space for fan to flow above light in the light box so idk if u would want to set it upside down...
1256573
There is, I have used it from the 2nd floor of our townhouse to the basement. I don't think you will have an issue.
1026096
I assume so since you just cut a hole and then they have a clip that will squeeze it up tight to the ceiling tile. I did it in drywall but am fairly confident you could use in a drop ceiling
2061975
Yes, I was able to run mine down through a cabinet to the wall outlet but you could run it inside the wall the cord is heavy duty and well insulated.
2104849
These are designed to be mounted on the ceiling and radiate downward. If you mount this in the basement most of your signal will go down to the floor and be blocked by your foundation. You might get a signal in the back yard, but it probably won't be very good. Similarly, your signal on the upper floors won't be great. Suggestion: mount it on the ceiling of the first floor or check out EnGenius' line of outdoor Wireless Access Points.