Can this be used in an outdoor shower with walls 10" off the ground and a roof 18" above the top of the walls for ventilation? Can it get wet?
366678
Definitely not waterproof, but it can withstand a few luckily placed splashes.
366679
I also use mine for an outdoor shower. I did get some piping and installed it on top where the unit exhaust the heat. It stayed outside for a couple of years. I do recommend bringing it in for the winter. I didn't this year and even after draining there was a little water left in it and it froze and broke the unit. I bought an identical one. They work great for outdoor showers. The flame will sometimes go out if the wind gets high.
366680
We use ours in an outdoor shower stall, and as long as you have plenty of ventilation you should be fine. We do not let ours get direct spray from the shower, I do not think that would be good.
1289356
The instructions say yes. It is approved for outdoor use but needs to be covered and dry. under a porch or on a covered porch. Does get hot so follow instructions on proper clearance. Mine is in my garage and works good for a small area.
2028007
i wouldnt, u could have it close to the shower, but it is splash resistant-not water proof, i wouldnt risk it.
1061648
I do not believe this unit is water resistant, so perhaps it could be used under a very dry overhang, but I would not recommend it.
614219
I don't think it's actually rated for wet locations, but I installed mine over the bathtub which is not enclosed and it has been fine. I'd recommend you go to the manufacturers website at http://www.build.com/globe-electric-90057/s871732 , click on the "Question" link and ask them.
2267128
It's an excellent shower head. And quality is topnotch so don't see why you could not use it outdoors.
1016492
I have not tested it for water resistance. But I don't think you would want to use this in the shower.
373728
It is rated for Wet indoor/outdoor applications. I installed four of them in a shower with no issues.
1729554
I would presume yes. The adhesive strip is very strong. I have mine just outside my shower so it definitely gets a ton of humidity but no direct water.
267260
Probably not- you'd have to be very careful because it's made of plastic and is very heavy when filled with water. Plus your pump would have to work extra hard to pump water up to it on your roof.
432804
I can't say for certain since I haven't tried it outdoors. But it does look like thing is sealed up pretty good so it might be ok. If you decide to try it you should probably put some outdoor caulk around where the cord connects to the fan. That's the one place I really wouldn't want to get wet.
950487
As long as there are no issues with water getting inside the unit it should work just fine...like under a roof overhang.
499103
I don't see why not. It is based on ground water temp and flow rate. I live in SWFL and the ground water temp is 65 degrees which gives me a flow rate of 2. I only use it for one outside shower and that has been more than sufficient to have hot water non-stop. It actually might be too strong for your use because you say your water temp is 70 - 140 (very hot). You should consult a professional plumber perhaps about your current system and they may be able to add a solar panel and adjust your water temp - might be cheaper.
1978104
Yes you can, but I would recommend getting a longer shower arm also, so that the rainfall shower head drops the water down on you rather than shooting it at an angle out of the wall.
563891
Yes it can get rained on; however, I has not been tried it in a heavy down pour, only a small shower.
1320104
This is not for use inside the shower. It is for under the floor in the bathroom only. Do not install this where it will be basically immersed in water
917443
I don't think that would be possible. There are plenty of aereating(?sp)holes on bin to let water run off. We had some heavy rain and I didn't have any problems with it.