Can I put exhaust fan FV-08VSL2 from Panasonic on a WALL. I have no room for ceiling fans. Thanks
1412090
Sure can, just make sure the damper will open freely. If not, rip it out and make sure to get a vent cap that has a damper.MikeMbradyelectric
1412091
Sure can, just make sure the damper will open freely. If not, rip it out and make sure to get a vent cap that has a damper. Mike Mbradyelectric
1412092
Yes close to ceiling as possible vented to outside make sure to remove damper on unit use a dampered vent cap
1395543
You can google either of these model numbers, and one of the results you will get is a link to panasonic web page describing the model. Take a look at those. The difference as I understand is that the FV-11VQCL6 has built-in motion and humidity detectors which allow for automatic operation of the fan. The FV-11VQL6 fan must be activated by a wall switch. There are wall switches in both cases for the lights (night light; regular light).
88117
Not a problem, like all of these fans this one is heavy so the only install issue is getting it on the hook so you can do the wires. Any medium strength guy should be able to do it.
1194014
I have it in a very small bath about the same size as your room and it is excellent. Yes it is possible to buy too large.. For one, its currently about 8 degrees out here in MN and I don't want to pump more of my heat out than necessary... Also you can create negative pressure in your house which could affect fuel burning appliances. I think these Panasonic fans move at least as much as they state unlike the inexpensive broan model it replaced... This Panasonic replaced a 80cfm broan but it definitely moves more air. These are extremely quiet also. According to standard fan sizing recommendations, with your room of 280 cubic feet (assuming 5x7 and 8ft ceilings) 60 cfm would even be sufficient. I would go for this one at 80. Hope this helps.
106091
Yes. I got my Panasonic last year and got it mounted to 3 studs. Solid as a rock.
393262
You should check the Panasonic web site, but I think it fits 2 X 6 construction. The last fans that I have installed were in ceilings below attics, so the depth was not an issue.
232840
Hi, I'm sure that you could use the swag kit. I will attach a web site that may help you.http://www.doityourself.com/stry/instaling-ceiling-fan-with-swag-kit.Hope this helps
354150
You can put them in the ceiling. But for the best surround sound it's best to put them in the walls. Three front and two back.
652662
The link does not work so I can't see which model you wish to compare. Go to the Panasonic Website which lets you compare models and explains how you determine which size is right for the size of the room. You don't want to buy a model that is made for a bigger room because it will feel drafty. Also you need to know how much room you have for mounting. I have a small space so I needed a low profile fan.
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You could only if you allowed enough air flow around the entire unit, which sort of defeats the purpose of putting it in a closet. The instruction booklet says, "Allow for 5 inches of space between the back of the appliance and any adjacent wall... DO NOT build this appliance into an enclosure: This appliance is designed for a free-standing application only (that last part is all in bold) and is not intended to be 'built-in.'"
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This is a GREAT FAN! However, I DO NOT KNOW if it can be mounted. I suppose it could if you had the correct mounting equipment but I just can't say for certain. I can say this fan is VERY GOOD QUALITY and definitely worth the money!
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I think It would be far to much for that small space. IMHO!!! But One would probably be okay with a couple good exhaust fans. good Luck!!
705872
Only if the exhaust fan mounts to an electrical box. Most exhaust fans are recessed, this box is meant to be flush mounted at the finished ceiling.
1463330
What type of ceiling are you trying to circulate air through? Are you pulling air into an attic? If it is a acoustical type ceiling. I would suggest an lay in vent with the fan mounted in an outside wall above the ceiling. I don't think the fan was design for that application, it does blow pretty hard. Try calling Fantech, they might say other wise.
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I WOULD RECOMMEND CONTACTING THE MANUFACTURER TO ENSURE THAT THE FAN COULD BE SAFELY OPERATED ON ITS SIDE. It appears to be designed to be used standing up (vertically). There's a vent that wraps around the back and from side to side.
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Yes, you can just use the fan. Please refer to the owner's manual for information.
2254140
This is a 6 inch fan. I suppose you could put it in the ceiling and adapt it but I would think there are better everyday fans at Home Depot or Lowes that would be better. This is also made to sandwich between the walls so I wouldn't have this as my first choice.