can the power source enter opposite the vent exit. existing wiring won't allow them to be on the same side
1809105
The electrical connection box probably cannot be moved easily or at all on the unit; (mine is installed so I can't see it right now) but it's easy to extend your house wiring to reach though. You just need a piece of wire the same size as the existing that's long enough to reach to where it needs to go and a new small electrical box and a few twist on connectors. Electrical codes require all splices/connections to be in an approved electrical box. Any big box store or hardware store will have what you need and probably someone there that can help you confirm you are buying the right parts. You'll also want to have a few staples or clamps to secure the wire near the fan and the new box. It's easy but I don't envy you crawling around in your attic; mine was pretty tight and dusty! Check out YouTube for videos on electrical wiring.
1809106
We regret to inform you this system will not allow you to move the unit's junction box.
1515347
In my opinion you can not because of the connection point which is about 1.5 inches from the end points. Now if you want to gamble; you can possible split the junction point, but that will probbaly expose the interior wires.
1682863
I don't think you can - the water outlet is at the middle of the AC... In edition the installation kit will not support sideways installation - So you have a lot of modifications to make...
879654
I think you can do what you want, but it will be some work. You could probably drill a new set of holes in the tube so you can mount the brackets on the other end. That would allow you to mount the intake side flush to a surface. You might have to do something to reroute the wire for power (maybe a notch or hole in the tube with something to protect the wire from the metal edge), but that should be easy.
1124174
I used it the way it is made. I don't think it can be changed to any other position. It is designed to fit between the joists, so exhaust outlet goes parallel to the joists.
657976
I have this box as well . you will run your wiring to the back side of the connector.
651095
Annette, it can be installed facing backwards, so I think you can use it without reverting the manufacturer intended flow direction. I hope this help.
1673823
Wire can be used on both sides though I would recommend using banana plugs on the front. Easier to remove.
2126033
There is no switch to change between intake and exhaust, but you can physically move the fan- flip it in the direction you want the airflow to go
2040586
the outlet can go either way but make sure the black and white wires are connected to the proper screw on the outlet. (black to brass and white to silver)
1470105
It could, but you may need to get code approval for something not designed for that purpose--I think.The power wire comes out the wrong side, the front, and would have to be cut, passed into the wall.
1003859
I have about 4 in in the back to allow for plug and vent. And 4 inches on the left side for a vent. There is no vent on the right side.
1253744
I think you may be able to from a local ventor or from the factory. You might need to call customer service about this.
1592570
I mounted it so the exhaust port was on the left by turning the entire fan around. Had to add additional blocking to support it. No way to simply flip the housing.
2094733
Yes, you could have ground and power reversed. Simply reverse the existing wires. If it used to work and now will not, you may have accumulated dirt/bugs/etc in the valve that is stopping the process from working. Time to take apart, carefully noting the sequence, and clean it up.
1818126
I don't think you can. Mine didn't work that way so I went back to my old one. I may have gotten a bad one but seems to me that it's designed to have both sides plugged in.
175711
I dont know. I mounted my brake controller to the left of my steering column down low....the opposite end of the plug reached to the panel without issue. I didn't need to extend or shorten.