I don't have power where the fan will be on. Where should the outlet be installed if the fan's installed 30" above the stove? link to instructions?
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Ideal would be to install a power outlet in you attic right next to your pipe opening. Otherwise, install it on your wall, but make sure it is covered by ss pipe cover
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It's about 3 feet long so you are somewhat limited to where you can place it, but you can use an extension cord if you wish. I didn't for safety reasons but I was lucky in that I found the perfect place for it right next to an outlet. Reading other answers I think it depends on the stove model.
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I installed it at the furthest point from the water heater. Hot water will only go as far as where it is installed and that way all the outlets are somewhat covered with just one unit. My wife is always telling me " Go hit the button ".
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its 3/4 at the outlet I think. I used 1/2 and an adapter. I think you need gas shutoff valves as well. At least to be safe that's what I did.
734914
I installed in kitchen. Had an outlet installed under the cabinet in the cupboard, then power adapter was out of sight.
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You need it nest an existing outlet. The cord is about 3 feet at the bottom
657405
I do not know but would like to know if there is something. I don't see anything on my fan that I could plug in
1298117
The wiring on the fan motor (in the down rod) to the wiring hub is rather long. The wires that go to the power leads are short, therefore you need to bring your power (house power) close in order to make the electrical connection. Hope this helps.
1978350
I used the outlet above the stove that supplied the microwave and I had one installed in the cabinet above the fridge. I love these lights and ease of install. Ley me know if you want pics. jjjohnson65@msn.com
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39", so you either need to be really close to the outlet or have a grounded extension.OOPS sorry just saw the other replies. Funny, I measured it with a tape measure, sounds like there is some variance amongst what people got.
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That's a good question the fan itself doesn't come with power supply and you need to have basic knowledge of electricity to properly use but given that you get the right power adapter it should be able to plug straight into a wall outlet but i didn't have much success with this product and if i could make a recommendation get the iPower GLFANXBOOSTER4 Inline Ducting Booster Fan with Cord, 4-Inch Diameter it comes with the cord and every thing and can be plugged right into the wall as well as get what you want done, done. Hope this helps you some.
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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&ps;c=1). Then you need to wire the fan to the supply - either solder the wires, use terminals or wire nuts, etc.
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it is very short. when I installed the outlet I plugged in the unit to make sure the mounting bracket is close enough. also make sure the plug is oriented in the right way to accept the cable end of the unit, there is not enough cord to turn it over. BGW
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You can do either. We put an outlet up in the ceiling and plugged it into that. Hope that helps!
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Hi, mine had a small screw near the plug/outlet, then you look along the opposite side on the frame. There are 2 tabs that just slide in and out from the frame. The screw holds in the fan assembly place on one side, and the tabs on the other. It's very easy.
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The power cord is around 5ft in leanth. The cost depends on how long you use the fan. I try to put my fan by a screen door or window.Usually fans dont use a lot of electricty.Dont worry stay cool..
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It would take some modification, as the cord is on one of the outside grills. You would have to run the cord back through the wall. Also depending on length, may need to cut the cord and splice. Could be done, but made to be just plugged in to outlet near the fan.