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- Universal for Ø125 mm, Ø160 mm and Ø200 mm
- Easy mounting to air distribution box
- Airtightness class D, ATC-1
Heatpex Aria main central connector (125/160/200 mm)
This connector piece is used to connect the main exhaust or supply pipe from the MEV or MHVR unit to the air distribution box. The main central connector ensures a tight connection for spiral pipes, flexible hoses and other ventilation ducts with a diameter of Ø125 mm, Ø160 mm or Ø200 mm. Integrated grooves help cut off unused parts easily. Due to its rubber gaskets, the connector piece is classified as ATC-1, which is the highest airtightness class D (according to PN-EN 17192).
Attention!
There is a red rubber ring around the end caps of the air distribution box and valve collector, and around the connection piece and connector. You put this around the tube before you connect it, so that you create an airtight connection. Then use the clamp to secure the tube. Never throw away the red rubber rings, as we do not have them separately. See picture with steps.
| Brand | HEATPEX |
| Category | Heatpex Aria 90mm |
| GTIN | 5908226240031 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 524109001 |
| Article number | 14400303 |
Specifications
| Tube connection | Male |
| Category code | 197 |
| Insulated | No |
| Material | Plastic |
| Nom. duct diameter | 249 mm |
| Extended | No |
| Operating length | 170.4 mm |
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