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Thermoduct flat horizontal roof duct diameter 250 for pitched roof

Brand: Econox


Thermoduct flat horizontal roof duct diameter 250 for pitched roof
Thermoduct flat horizontal roof duct diameter 250 for pitched roof
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Thermoduct Flat Horizontal Roof Outlet Ø250 for Pitched Roof

The Thermoduct flat horizontal roof outlet Ø250 mm is fully constructed from aluminium. This roof outlet is suitable for both supply and exhaust air and is compatible with heat recovery (WTW) systems. For the installation of the Thermoduct flat horizontal roof outlet, the roof pitch must be at least 45 degrees. The colour is RAL7016 (anthracite).


The advantage of this horizontal roof outlet is that, in many cases, the supply and exhaust for the WTW system can be installed within the same roof surface.

Requesting a quotation is possible for orders of at least 3 products with a minimum order value of €1000 (excluding VAT) or more.

Brand Econox
Category Horizontal Roof Vents
GTIN 8719544080448
Manufacturer's item number 10109250
Article number 10109250

Specifications

Category code 54
Insulated Yes
Upper roof colour Other
Material Aluminium
Nom. diameter 250 mm
Surface protection Other
RAL number 7016
Type of insulation material Other

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