Can the polarity be reversed so the polished frame can be outside the cabinet to blow hot air out? (see Kevin's answer to previous question).
1736277
Idk about reversing the polarity. But, you can take the polished frame off the fan and mount it on the otherside push air out. I tried this with mine in my entertainment center but I found it didn't pull enough air out of the cabinet and was more efficient pushing air into it. Hope this helps!
1736278
You just need to take the fan off of the frame, turn it over and re-mount to the frame. No need to reverse polarity.
1736279
don't really know, why would you. I have the frame mounted on the outside of the cabinet, and it blows the hot air out. Works great. I have three fans in different areas, one for the satellite receiver, and two for power amps. Need more air flow , get a double fan.
1736280
I don't really know. I suppose theoretically you could. It comes with a USB power cord, so I'm not sure I would want to. You would have to rewire it in reverse the wires.
817865
I do not see any way to reverse the air flow itself. It has rudimentary controls i.e. a dial which will activate the fan to turn on or off when it detects it is warmer or cooler air to circulate the air upward. The register fits into an opening (a standard air register hole), so which ever way the register is facing is the direction the air will be directed.
1456974
Hello there, in regards to your question it is not possible to turn the cabinet. It stays the way it looks like as advertised. Hope this helps!
805528
Yes it can, you'll just need to drill corresponding holes on the opposite side. These are very nice cabinets and miles ahead of the fiberboard garbage typically sold in stores.
2051009
It is facing the right way. It may not be the right one for your furnace, if it looks like it is facing the wrong way.
946405
No, but the back of the cabinet is finished, so if you didn't need frequent access to the door, you could turn it around. The door would be in back, but the rack would be on the opposite side if needed.
261476
No you can not. You would have to change the actual lines of the cabinet - the curve is on the left where the shelves are. Flipping would be a whole new design. Sorry
1536225
Yes I believe you can by taking off the back plate and turning it upside down I did not do this but when I was installing it I noticed that you could
1414908
I've tried both ways and in my setup, it was better to put upside down to blow directly on the warmest component. The fans move a lot of air. Try it one way and then another and compare what feels cooler. Even better if you can measure the temperature.
2002312
Yes you can flip these so that they are opposite in design. Beautiful shelves.
2034207
no, you can't reverse it. it is permanemtly on the right side. probably with glue.
488356
No...there is no way to change the directional flow of air. I even tried to take it apart to see if I could manually flip the fan and motor. This is truly for thru wall, room to room air circulation, not ventilation.
1999245
The cabinet side is on your left, exactly the way it appears in the picture. It is not designed to be reversible.
2144911
I just checked mine again yes it can be reversed the bracket would just be upside down to what it shows, it would have no affect on how it works at all. Sorry for the wrong answer in the first one.
1616300
Not flippable - the knobs and switches are hard-wired to the board, and the board inserts into the housing via slots which are at the bottom only - also the heat sinks are screwed into the housing through the bottom. You could mount it upside down...? I would.
879655
The way the shell is designed it is made to blow in one direction. It is designed to install on the inside and to blow out. I wouldn't try to alter the wiring.
1980777
it can be done by turning cabinet upside down, but the door itself cannot be mounted on the opposite side,