has anyone put this in there crawlspace?
1791394
The crawl space would likely not be "air tight" (or sealed) enough to prevent significant exchange of outside air.
1791395
IMO, circulation of air would be a challenge in the crawlspace. The unit will cycle on and off relatively quickly (every couple minutes) if you don't have sufficient circulation.
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I haven't but as long as you have the height shouldn't be an issue! Only thing you might want too consider is a unit that exhausts out of the front instead of upwards? The reason I say that is if your crawl space isn't much higher than the unit it self. The amperage on the motor will be higher and shorten the life of the unit. Hope I helped something to consider.
1791397
I have never heard of one being installed in a crawl space but unless your placement was quite close to a drain or the outside where you could use the built in pump to discharge the condensation you would have the big problem of increasing the dampness in the crawl space & you sure don't want that.
656131
I haven't, but wouldn't, as it is made of compressed fiber board. it would probably draw in moisture, swell up and crack.
1246991
I did, the run has nothing underneath it though. I got a piece of scrap laminate and slid it under so the couldn't ruin my floor. Also it does take up a bit of room so check the measurements and check your available space :)
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The company advertises that this device can be used in a garage area, so a crawl space should be ok, but i would recommend contacting the company directly just to make sure. Its an electrical device, so it should always be kept dry. http://www.victorpest.com/store/mouse-control/ultrasonics?gclid=CKXsqZ7Ci7YCFYje4AodMkoAyg
136206
We've put one in the attic, one in our crawl space, and one on each end of a 2,000 sq. ft. ranch house. No problems.
1822897
The whole item is made of plastic, so water should be no problem. Rain would have to blow horizontal through the opening in order to get in the crawl space, but have never seen that done or heard of it being a problem before.
676653
Yes - we use in in our crawl space and it works quite well. One of the criteria was the drain pump which we use to drain the dehumidifier into our washer drain which is above floor level.
1619299
nope. I have one set up in the kitchen and bedroom and I have found spiders in both locations. I've also had the device up for quite some time now so it's not as if the spiders needed extra time or anything to relocate ;)
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I am using in hobby greenhouse with high humidity. Don't see why vent a crawl space would be a problem
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I wouldn't, I would set upright and move quickly out of the area....see their website instructional page. I used it in a similar crawl space and it worked great.
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I have not but other than the feet sinking in a bit I would guess it would be ok. Hope that helps.
158646
We had no creep or crawl. After using it for one year, one of our cats kept trying to claw or eat it. Took it outside and placed it on a section of our wood handicapped ramp. It has not moved in spite of rain, ice, snow and slick frozen fog. Go for it!
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A person could run the hose to the heater I would not personally use it it would not meet code I would make sure I would check your local code on what they require in a crawlspace right now either would have to use a black pipe or the yellow flexible tubing that you can get at a local box store/lowes or Home Depot
1419834
I haven't , but there is a height adjustment and I imagine you could use it on low pile carpet for the bigger bits of stuff
1748273
I didn't. My contractor bought it at Home Depot. I would not recommend buying this sink. It's cute but not very practical.
865591
Yes, the vent tube can go thrue the crawl space to an exit, use metal duct to prevent rodent intrusions, but it should work.
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I havent but I dont think it would be a great idea. The material is strong but i dont know if it is that strong. Maybe a boogie board...