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Stainless steel air extraction valve with fixing collar
The stainless steel air valve is equipped with fixing collar. This air extraction valve is suitable for the extraction of ventilation air. The fixing collar makes this type suitable for mounting on flexible hoses, for example. The desired air volume is easy to set. In addition, the valve has a low sound level.
The valve is made of stainless steel sheet I304/2B.
The valve is variably adjustable for the desired air volume.
For the valve dimensions and technical specifications, please refer to the document "Exhaust air valve specifications DVSY" below.
| Brand | DEC International |
| Category | All extract valves |
| GTIN | 8716236150489 |
| Manufacturer's item number | DVS125Y/1 |
| Article number | 35001213 |
Specifications
| Connection diameter | 125 mm |
| Connection | Assembly bus |
| Airflow | 75 m³/h |
| Category code | 61 |
| Front diameter | 166 mm |
| Adjustable | Continuously variable |
| Colour | Stainless steel |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Type | Drain |
| Shape | Round |
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