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Spectralight infinity.

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I am not sure myself, i believe there is. You could call solatube international and check

Could you share where im the video that is. Thanks

@@brennanrmorrow at 14:47 you can see at least one of them, if you look up a bit I believe you can see two of them. This was actually helpful for me as I realized you need to pre-drill the holes on these to avoid that problem.

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Central Oregon, how about your self?

This was done on Central Oregon? I was wondering the whole time. I thought Arizona maybe. Flagstaff area where they have trees

@@fleischpflanzerlmitsenf Yes Central Oregon on a nice summer day!

You nailed it, the simpliest answer is often the best.

The price is relative to which size product, which one are interest in?

Thanks here is the updated version of this video: czcams.com/video/WJM88r7C7HE/video.html

We just needed do a little wiggling to get the top tube assemble to sit correctly and adjust the flashing a bit.

I could still see the gap after you installed the top piece.

@@ardwyer5199 Good eye, we just had to spin the tube about and get everything seated correctly. I was a reasonable run, and they can get a little finicky.

Hello, It has a photo sensor so if there is a light shining on it it might be tripping the photo sensor. Porch lights are often the issue.

This is because there is a photo cell. So if its light outside, (or there is a light shining on the timer) it will turn off, thinking its daylight out. A much less probability is that the timer is bad an needs to be replaced

At sun down, or when it gets dark.

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There are a number of Solatube dealers throughout the US and the world, where are you located and I can help you get in touch.

I live in Southeast Texas, where would I find a dealer/installer in my area?

The solatube does not product KW, it just brings light into buildings like a sky window.

Click the CC (closed caption) button and you can read what is spoken!

You can use Sheetrock screws around the trim where there are divots for the screws. this will allow you to re secure the bottom tube assemble. Hope that helps.

Oh no, we can help you with this. Grab our number from our website and give us a ring and I will help you walk through this: solarlightinc.com/

We used a bungee and had it clipped to the gutter. Nowadays we have a ladder lock that clips onto the gutter or the fascia.

Yes you can use the fan hole, IF its less than the size of the Solatube. That said, note that it is definitely not easier, but harder for our years of experience. We do these sorts of installs when the location of the fan is the perfect location for the tube, otherwise, we avoid it fan location. Another note the solatube can have a bathroom van accessory added.

@@brennanrmorrowMorrow, Thank you, for that advice. I will most definitely listen to it.

You can turn off your sound but hit the CC (closed caption) button to simply read what is spoken with no music!

Thank you very much.

This is the Solatube brand tubular skylight.

@@brennanrmorrow is this aluminium which reflects the sunlight ,, ??

@@Gulfraz-jx1sqNo, its a thing called spectra light infinity. Its not aluminum for the reflective side. you can check out the product here: solatubepremierdealer.com/solar-light-inc/product-overview

Thank you so much for the great comment I really appreciate it.

Also we don’t cut the ceiling until the roof is done. People tend to stare at their ceilings more than their roof, so if you have to move the tube for some unforeseen reason... you can repair the roof easier than the interior drywall finish. Certified solatube and velux installer. Just my 2 cents

@@DanK4o8 thank you for your input. I'm not really sure how you could cut the roof before the ceiling as the ceiling location is the most important thing for the customer and what we make sure we get just perfect. I've been installing Solatube now for 16 years using this technique and it is not failed. In our current generation we have some new techniques we use a little different than the video here as this video was filmed a long time ago but the process is almost identical the small changes. So if you don't call cut the ceiling first how do you know where to locate the roof penetration without overly crawling the Attic, etc?

Thanks the goal was to give a simple example for everyone to make it easier to change out the night light if the batteries need changing or if the diffuser needs to be. I'm really glad this helps we generally send it to our customers so they can review it if they need to do maintenance.

I would not suggest sun tunnel. Quality is important to me. A soul tube would be a little bit expensive for a shed. A great solution would be this product Redilightusa.com

Sorry, Charlie. This was filmed back in 2013 about how we install solatubes. This is a long time before good cameras on phones, and the process was for our own team only. I shared it on CZcams as I figured it would not hurt to give away our expertise and knowledge for free to help someone else. If you would like to make a donation to the cause, I can apply it to a professional photography crew to film our process and make it a less worst video ever.

This is the technique they use in New Zealand.