Where does the duct connect to the fan? I do not see any flanges for clamps.
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I buy 8'' metal pipe $5 dollars from home depot , drill small hole to put 2 small crew to secure a pipe then use dusk tape wrap around
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Very small flags I used big zip ties and a second set of hands to hold in place.while I fasten it I have not had any problems hope that helps
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I do not have non ducted install. I do not know what your situation is regarding the application but if you cant duct it, the result wil be limited; not just for this brand but all brands.
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I wish I could answer this. I have not had much luck with my duct control either.Would not recommend.Iam guessing there is airflow from furnace unit causing it to stay on . im looking for another solution
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You could use offset clamps, but the best way to go is welding. The exhaust pipe will fit inside the muffler close enough to weld.
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We installed this on top of an onyx 'slab'. It is a drop-in, I do not remember any flange.
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There is a short stub to attach duct to. About an inch long. Tail would mean it would have about a foot long piece of duct attached to it.
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There is a switch at the top of the fan. All the way at the top. It looks like a screw sticking out.
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The flange on top and bottom of the fan both have two tapered sizes (outside diameters): 3 7/8" and 4 7/8". That means there is 1/16" gap all around to seal. I wish the tolerance was tighter, but this is what you get.
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I cut a hole about 10 1/2 x 10 1/2 in order to squeeze it in. I had to remove the exhaust flange and insert it 1st in the ceiling in order to fit everything through the opening since I had very little height to work with in the ceiling. That was probably the most difficult part but everything went back together well and the fan performs very well. Here is a link to the installation documents. http://www.ntsupply.com/files/products/whisperfitliteinstallationv4.pdf
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Yes it does. I would say about a 6-8 inch section of metal duct would need to be removed depending on the give in your duct work. If you have the flexible duct you might not have to cut any out. There are screws that will mount into the fan's base but you will probably need foil tape to get the best seal around it. I would recommend installing a thermostat switch as well so the fan will turn on with your heating and cooling system or hard wire it into your furance. The fan is seriously strong!! If will blast plenty of air into that kitchen for you. Enjoy your purchase, I am very happy with mine.
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Dryer vent hose/duct hose and a hose clamp similar to a radiator hose clamp. Best of luck!
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*edit- I guess I'm not understanding the question, if your referring to the fan not having threaded holes then brand new computer fans require you to use the threads of the screw to make you own threads, like a self tapping metal screw... The fan you bought should have screws, it installs center of grill. There are holes in the side panel, line your fan up with the holes on the inside and start threading 1 screw at a time... It can be a little tough because you making new threads in the plastic but when you tighten all 4, they will be super snug and won't vibrate loose. If your having trouble installing a fan in the side door, you might not need one. Odds are, unless your a serious overclocker you won't need more fans then what is included. I have an overclocked board in this same case, there is adequate ventilation. If you are experiencing heating issues, then something is wrong.
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you need to tell me which end. Where the blades attach? or Where it meets the fan motor?
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I have the same problem my dryer is in the garage and the duct work is under the slab. How did you configure the set up or place the fan?
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minimal and I did it alone, no tools if I recall correctly (maybe a screwdriver if anything) I had to put the base on (again snap on or screw, I forget) and had to put the front 'grate' on, it was simple, took maybe a minute. I love this fan, I would recommend it, my son uses it because he needs a fan on every night (year round grrrr) and it is super quiet, 3 speeds, its awesome and a great deal
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As Ray said, the intake duct to the fan would need a Y connection, and both bathroom ducts would connect to that. When the fan runs, it would draw air from both bathrooms at the same time.
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There is a heavy duty mounting bracket that screw into a round ceiling fan wiring box. That's about your only option, which is pretty standard. From there, you choose from a long or a short pipe that connects to the ceiling fan motor house. I am using the fan with the short pipe and two can lights. It looks great.