What am i missing here. I see in the picture the hookup for the hose, but where is the cord that hooks it to power to run fan?
382651
The power cord is in the back/on the base of the upper fan part (behind the button power controls). This is a fabulous product. In hard water, you may need to periodically gently unscrew the spray nozzles and "blow" out the deposits
382652
There is a 3-prong electrical chord in the back, it just doesn't show in the photo.
1839265
A small adapter hose comes with the unit and you attach that to a regular hose and run it out to wherever you want. It is a great unit!
995839
No, There is not a hose hook up. Just a water bowl you can empty... I use this for our crawl space and shuts off automatically if full.
525806
It's for the fan. I simply unplugged the fan and routed it to a separate fan controller that was powered by my main psu
657406
Mine didn't come with a place to plug in an adapter, so bought a female jack from radio shack, then I drilled a hole in the side & soldered the pos. & neg. to the battery terminals. I used an old power supply that I had which was 3volts / 1000mA. I believe 2 D cell device needs 3 Volts, but I wasn't sure on the amps, so I tried itanyway. It makes the fan run more powerful than using batteries, so I think it's a bit too much, but I have had it running all night for several nights. Had it since Oct, I think .... it's been to NYC & Hawaii & still running stong! Great fan! Well worth the money. Mine didn't come with a place to plug in an adapter, so bought a female jack from radio shack, then I drilled a hole in the side & soldered the pos. & neg. to the battery terminals. I used an old power supply that I had which was 3volts / 1000mA. I believe 2 D cell device needs 3 Volts, but I wasn't sure on the amps, so I tried itanyway. It makes the fan run more powerful than using batteries, so I think it's a bit too much, but I have had it running all night for several nights. Had it since Oct, I think .... it's been to NYC & Hawaii & still running stong! Great fan! Well worth the money.
1208998
We were changing the fan, so we didn't need anything extra. If you putting a new one, you might need a hose to connect to the outside
609210
Sorry, don't know. It plugs into the power plug on back of the unit, the power plug then plugs into the cooling fan.
1103887
You need a 12VDC power supply - could be a wall-wart you might already have, or some other power supply. I found an inexpensive 12V power supply on Amazon that I used in my project that powered the fan, as well as some other circuitry (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002FH54L6/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i01?ie=UTF8&psc=1). Then you need to wire the fan to the supply - either solder the wires, use terminals or wire nuts, etc.
710108
There is a hose that attaches to the back and to a window. The hot air is pumped through that house and to the outside. Though the unit itself is not in the window, the accessory it comes with is.
986939
The fan did not have a cord and plug with it. I used the old one from the fan I was replacing. There are instructions on how to wire it if you are inclined to do it yourself. I hope this helps.
510505
This unit has an outlet for a hose attachment. A short plastic hose is provided or you can use a garden hose.
1266739
Hello Ryan, I personally used the type of power cord that plugs into the back of a computer. I cut off the end that plugs into the power supply of a computer, removed about 1/2 inch of insulation of the newly exposed wire and connected 2 of the wires to the inline fan. Worked beautifully. Hope this helps.
1732629
There are threaded adapters in the box with this product. You can probably hook up a hose directly, but if you need another adapter it will be a standard one available at your hardware store.
1466838
This unit comes with a power cord.In the picture.The bottom left next to the heat sink is where the cord plugs in.
804772
You need to get a hose and hook it up- in the picture it shows 2 hoses, one is for water to the sink the other is for the drain
1719483
There is a piece that sticks down on the body directly below the high point of the hose before it runs down to the head. There is another piece sticking out at the handle. The cord manually wraps around those two.
924231
These are meant to be mounted in the crawl space in the concrete/block foundation. This allows them to vent from the inside to the outside and will carry moisture out and clean the crawlspace air. You should have a wall mounted electrical outlet installed close to the fan unit so you can power it. If not, you may be able to run a heavy duty commercial extension cord from the nearest outlet to the fan and power it. The instructions, however, call for a permanent plug near the crawl space fan. Good luck.