How deep is this model I see the fan viewable size but what about its depth into the ceiling? Thanks
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7-7/8" depth. Must have a minimum 2x8" ceiling joist and 1/2" drywall to accommodate. This and all the whisper units w/smart flow tech are the same depth.
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It is 7-1/2" deep into the ceiling. The trim is 7/8" deep. Add them up for full unit depth.
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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.
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Fan blades are 12 inches from the ceiling. Center of the motor/cowling is 2.5 inches below that.
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I'm 5'8", and am able to use it comfortably with 7' ceilings. It leaves plenty of room between my head and the ceiling.I have a ceiling fan in the room, and would probably even be able to use it under that, although that would be a bit tight for my liking.
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The Fan comes with 2 "droop" sizes. One is about 5"s, and the other is about 3"'s. All in all, with the smallest rod, the fan hangs about 5 inches, from the ceiling, to the top of the motor housing. Pretty much a perfect fit, for an 8ft ceiling; unless you are over 6'5 inches tall. P.S. Fan is whisper quiet, and if balanced properly, you won't even notice it's on. Only downside, is the light chain(not pictured), goes through the inside of the bowl (not very appealing), but all in all, I would give this fan, a 5 of 5, compared to what I had!!
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Linda I apologize for not getting back to you sooner but I had let this slide and remembered when I needed information on a product like you. This is from the owners manual for the HF-910: Model Number: HF-910 Category: Fans Dimensions: 20.63" x 7.00" x 20.63" in Color: Black Room Size: Large Warranty: 1 Year limited
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It's a tad bit smaller (not by too much) in comparison to a full sized floor fan (e.g.24"), however, this fan surprisingly has nice air flow...its quiet, has nice features and it does keep a nice amount (CFM) of air flowing wether in a kitchen, bedroom or family room. So depending on the fan's location and/or your specific needs, in general, this actually is a nice fan that doesn't take up a lot of room, but is able to provide a nice output of air.
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Hello, from 'the very bottom of the fan to the ceiling the measurement is a total of 13.5 inches. I didn't add a light kit since didn't have enough head room where the fan was being positioned. I got the oil rubbed bronze and it is really well made. There is a plate on the bottom that is embossed with hunter's establishment's date so it looks antique. So if you don't put a light kit you will still have a very nice looking fan.
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It hangs from a short tube that's included with the parts. Altogether, the lowest part of the fan assembly is about 9" below the ceiling. We have an 8' ceiling in the room so it is comfortably out of the way. I don't know it can be flush mounted any higher, but one of the other answerers says there is a separate adaptor available to do this.
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Sorry, don't know. It's in the ceiling already. I'd say about that length. Maybe
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We put this exhaust fan in a bathroom with a 10'-3+- inches high ceiling and the room measures about 7 x 9 feet in plan with an entry hall that is 3 1/2 feet long. The exhaust fan comes on when you are within about 8 feet of floor distance away from the unit. Its in a corner so we approach it from the door. I hope this helps.
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I hired an electrician to install it for us, but the first answer is correct: it's about 4" diameter. We bought this to replace the typical builder's square light fan that was loud and obnoxiously plastic.You will like this fan. It's nice to look at and it's quiet.
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It looks to be about 5" in diameter where it contacts the ceiling. It only hangs down from the ceiling about 6 inches. It is small. Kind of like a light you would put under a ceiling fan. I put dim-able led lights in mine. They are flatter than regular light bulbs and look nice with the light.
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The base of the fan where it meets the ceiling is 11 inches. The lowest point on the fan not counting the pull cords is the finial. It is 15 inches from the ceiling. The fan is very quiet, I can't hear it running on low when I'm standing under it.
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Hi Erika, the inside measurement of my window where I have my fan is about 30 1/2 inches.The fan itself is approx 23-25 ", without the accordian sides pulled out. I pull out the sides and my fan fits perfectly in my window, so I don't see where you should have any problems with yours. I bought 1 of these fans at Target and liked it so much that I went back to get another, but they didn't have anymore and would not get anymore in for the rest of the season. Disappointed, I went online and shopped around and found them on Amazon (they had the best deal online) for the same price they were at Target,($29.99) and the best part about it was that the shipping was free and there was no sales tax. You can't beat that! So, I bought 2 more, and am thinking about getting even another one. These fans work very well, but the only con about them is they are a bit noisy on the super and high settings, not annoyingly so, but a strong blowing sound, which I just tune out. The low setting is just a gentle breeze sound and blows well, and if you are going to bed, it puts you to sleep.My daughter's room used to get very warm and she would put a regular fan directly on her to keep cool, but when I put one of these fans in the window and turned one side on exhaust and the other on cooling, the hot air was drawn out within about 30 - 45 minutes. Then I switched it to both fans cooling and it cooled the room off so much that she did not need the other fan at all. It does seem to cool the room better at night, of course because of the natural temp drop, but it still works very well during the day as well. This was money well spent. I bought another brand, Bionaire, which costs twice as much, and it did not work near as well as this Honeywell. I returned it and the refund I got is what I used to purchase these latest ones. Don't hesitate to buy one, because they are very good fans for the price and I don't know how long the free shipping offer will last. Thank you, Mary
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Its about 7 inches from blade to ceiling. I love it and I have this model in 3 bedrooms
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The room (kitchen) where I have the fan is a 12' slanted ceiling. We used the rod. The light/fan looks like it could hang 6 to 8" from the ceiling and have the fan effective. I am "most" happy with the Fanaway! Have had it for almost a year now--Get it....You will love it!
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The distance or diameter of the fan is 47" or if you measure from the center of the fan out the total is 23.5". This is the only size that we make in this style of ceiling fan. Thank you, Michael Hitchcock Dan's Fan City