Will this unit mount on an existing roof jack turbine vent?
1416870
I used an existing vent, but has to make the hole bigger since the unit required a larger diameter vent. Also is intended to be screwed flat over the roof. You might need to do several adaptations if you want to mount it on top a a turbine tube vent.
1416871
No. This can only mount directly on the roof. It has a thermostat and runs automatically, and silently, whent he attic temperature gets to 80 degrees F. It turns off when the attic temperature is 70 degrees.
1416872
If you saw it down you could. I think it's a waste to do that unless your really having venting issues out of the pole. You could cut the vent down to an inch above the singles then mount the fan over it.
305725
Here is a link to the one I used. I didn't mount it on the roof, but it says you can: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0007U5C2O/ref=pe_385040_30332190_pe_175190_21431760_3p_M3T1_ST1_dp_1 Scott
619654
Bernard, not positive if you can do so. Best to contact the company. If you look online, you should be able to locate customer service. I vented ours through the window and it worked very well. My guess would be that you would need a good seal around the vent tube to do so.
693150
No idea... But, I doubt it... I had to by a vent kit similar to: http://www.grainger.com/category/water-heater-vents/water-heaters/plumbing/ecatalog/N-adzZ1z0gflzBut, I'm sure Rinnai will answer this...
1943390
should fit unit comes with a second mount option that you can more permanently mount with screws
817564
Yes but the original supplied model has curved pipe for exterior mounting you would need to use a straight rod or pipe. Any hardware or supply store would have what you would need.
65771
I think is would work fine. It does make some noise when it's running,but not much more than a regular vent hood.
1044922
Yes. However this unit comes with the proper vent kit which a lot of models do not.
634842
Yes, it will fit into a non-powered vent but if you do have power available it's an easy hookup.
214210
yes. You will have about 1/4" so measure carefully! The vent stack was particularly hard to install. Might consider getting a couple of stainless self tapping screws. It is easy to put together on the ground but the vents would stay together at the joint. (There is a groove that the top one fits into the lower vent stack but it get popping out of mine!) Looks nice, works, fine and I got a great deal on it! Directions are horrible - translated from Chinese to English by a non-English speaker for sure!
403983
If you already have a vent to the outside or you will have to do it yourself.Comes with... but may have to buy the clamps to fit
1072332
In principle yes but it needs to be secured to the vent. In my installation I simply pushed it in place and I am not sure if there were any hardware in the package.
267259
You probably could, but you may not want to. I have mounted units on the roof before and found them to be a lot harder to maintain ( because I had to climb onto the roof whenever they needed maintenance ) and because it will put a lot more head pressure on the pump to push the weater up to the roof.
510677
yes, http://www.tomtom.com/en_gb/products/accessories/mounts-holders-docks/one-xl-xxl-air-vent-mountkit-9UEB.001.05/
247862
If you are replacing an existing unit, then no. If you are adding this to a camper that does not currently have A/C or is not pre-wired for A/C, then you will need to purchase the wire, wire nuts, and anything else necessary to hook up the electrical. If your camper is older (as mine was) and has had a leak around the old unit and/or 14" x 14" vent you may have to repair rotted wood. If your camper does not have A/C. you will need to determine if your roof is capable of supporting your new A/C. Mine wasn't, so I have to build braces to support the roof. I couldn't find anything you could buy or much information online, so I just did the best I could. It might not be a bad idea to do into a RV dealership and try to pick someone's brain.
971744
Check with your plumber or HVAC guy, but I doubt it. These on demand water heaters run pretty hot so need their own dedicated venting kit.
897477
Yes, it is designed to fit. All RV's built as far back as i can remember have standardized the vent openings on the roofs of Trailers, Motorhomes, even pop up Campers. This way manufactures can produce vent covers, fans such as Fan-Tastic Vent. All roof mounted A/C units are designed to fit this opening. Hope this helps. Thanks!