Is it possible to create 'window venting zone' with it?
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Absolutely! Great question. This alarm would work well with a double or single hung window. You will not be able to create a zone, but you could have a fixed vent position. Line up the alarm at a chosen vent position, adhere it, but leave it switched to the off position. The window could then be closed and locked or opened without setting off the alarm. Then when you only want to vent the window, simply line up the two parts of the alarm and switch it to the alarm position.
919429
Yes, I have mine set up that way. It would help if you had something to keep the window in place if it's not heavy enough (I use a sliding window lock that screws in).
468083
You can push a tablet thru the vents on the sides of a window air conditioner. I used them in my dehumidifier.
1429989
There aren't any "vents" per-say, you can direct the air flow left to right via "finns" controlled by a tab above the discharge port. It works well enough.
1110407
Yes it can; there are ducting kits available. I purchased the unit for wall-mount and use a charcoal filter, but you can get the ducting kit as well to vent through a wall or ceiling/roof
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I haven't tried it, but I don't see why you couldn't, if that's what you want to do. A clip is included, which keeps the back end in place on the vent frame so it won't move, so it's feasible (using strong tape), since there's an edge all around. The plastic is stronger than appears in the picture.
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Yes, it does need to have access to w window. I've never heard of one that does not need some way to exhaust the hot air it produces. Would love to hear if you find one. Good luck!
1958374
It can be configured to vent through the back or the top of the hood. You would have to install the duct and outdoor hardware to complete the job, (not included with the hood). I used it to replace an existing hood that vented out the back into a duct already in the wall and it mated up nicely with the old opening.
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I don't know. Try looking under Window's control panel in Devices to see if there is a setting for this (just a guess) - your other options: do a Google search on the product or go to the manufacturer's web site. That is all I can suggest.
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Hi Ruby, That's the kind of window I had (I've moved.) It was a crank out vertical window. You can install the a/c unit, but you have to do some simple modifications. The window accessories included with the unit are not much help. What I did was cut a pice of quarter inch plywood the dimensions of the window, primed it, then painted it the color to match the outside and inside walls. Then I placed it in the window (room side) and calked the perimeter. Before placing it in the window frame, I cut a hole --I think it was 5 inches in diameter--the same size as the large vent hose that comes with the unit. I then bought a sheet metal collar at a hardware store and put it in the hole, fastening it to the plywood. You attach one end of the large hose to the unit and the other end to the sheet metal collar--might have to use some duct tape to secure it on the collar. It worked great. I could close the window when it rained so the exterior of the plywood didn't get wet. But you must remember to always crank open the window when the unit is running so it can vent the hot air. Hope this makes sense and helps.
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Yes this unit needs to vent outside a window. However this unit is super easy to hookup.
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I used the window exhaust kit to vent through a ceiling tile in my office so I'm sure you can use it in a wall installation. You just might need some screening to keep the critters out and an outside vent cover for the rain.
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The actual unit is not in a window, but, there is a hose connection from the Frigidaire that must be installed in a window to act as the vent for the unit.
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You can do this manually from the touch screen. Might also be able to program one of the periods to just fan without heat or cool but have not tried.
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I agree with the previous respondent. Can you open any windows in the sunroom? At least some of the hot air would escape that way.
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Hi, I don't think so. The window will still have an opening that would let the hot air back in. Sliding windows works best. This model is good it pushes cold air out from the front not the top. The models that push cold air out from the top through the air up towards the ceiling. Thank you
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Depends on your configuration... http://www.rinnai.us/commercial/venting-accessories