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- Suitable for walls between 350- and 550mm
- Plastic
- Ø125mm
- Check valve
Through-wall ventilation kit SPK3 Ø125mm with check valve
The SPK 3-125 is an inconspicuous air outlet suitable for the bathroom, toilet and kitchen and all other rooms in your house. This grille has a check valve.
The throughput is made of plastic and is therefore resistant to any weather type. Because there are different outputs available there is a right ventilation duct for everyone.
With a diameter of Ø125mm you can easily connect it to the plastic pipe range of Ø125.
This is the perfect solution for your ventilation system.Specifications:
- Material:Plastic .
- Diameter: Ø125mm .
- Length: 300-550mm .
| Brand | Europlast |
| Category | Wall penetrations for natural ventilation |
| GTIN | 4750492012925 |
| Manufacturer's item number | SPK3-125 |
| Article number | 19300159 |
Specifications
| Category code | 15 |
| Front width | 190 mm |
| Front length | 190 mm |
| Built-in depth | 300 mm, 555 mm |
| Colour | White |
| Material | Plastic |
| Nom. duct diameter connection | 125 mm |
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