Active ventilation kit: Turbo deflector TD110, ventilation outlet 110 not insulated, for pitched roofs, brown

Active ventilation kit: Turbo deflector TD110, vent.outlet 110 not insulated, for pitched roofs - serves to increase draft in the ventilation duct of a private or apartment building, in a cellar, garage, chicken coop, cowshed, stable, dressing room, in the steam room of a bath, external ventilation of a septic tank and warehouses.

Comprises:

VV110 - Ventilation outlet (not insulated) 500 mm high, outer diameter 110 mm. It is used to ensure ventilation of the sewer system, to remove all odors and fumes generated during cooking. We recommend to apply on roofs of summer houses. It has a landing skirt on the bottom of the passage element and a thread on top for fixing the cap. It comes with self-tapping screws for fixing to the pass-through element.

S - The passage element for seam and finished roofing made of bituminous tiles serves as the basis for the installation of ventilation or sewer outlets. The pass-through element is used on pitched roofs with a slope of 5 degrees or more with a flat surface (flexible tiles, metal seam roofing, flat asbestos-cement sheets) directly onto the roofing. The dimensions of the through hole are 250*160 mm.

TD110 - The D110 turbo deflector in galvanized painted metal consists of an active vane head mounted on a base with bearings that rotates under the action of the wind, removing air from the ventilation duct. The wind is the "motor". Prevents back draft. All parts are made of light metal, so the weakest wind is enough for the turbine to start working.

Important! The TD160 turbo deflector is RAL7024 - Graphite Grey. The color is slightly different in tone.

Attention! The color of the kit may differ from the photo, also parts of the kit may have a different color shade within the declared color.
To prevent roof leaks with this product, we recommend that you additionally purchase Roof trap, black - Article: GZ, and roof sealant. The water seal ring prevents moisture from entering the insulation when the ventilation elements pass through the insulation pie.