Wall diffuser 315mm outside air aluminium - EL-A-RLP315

Brand: Econox

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Brand: Econox
Diameter 315 mm
Insect screen
Inlet and outlet valve

Aluminum external air wall grille diameter Ø 315mm

These grilles, suitable for ventilation, are available in several sizes.
Extremely suitable for supply and exhaust of ventilation air.
The ventilation grilles are equipped with mesh.

Brand	Econox
Category	Outside air ventilation grilles aluminium
GTIN	8719544286574
Manufacturer's item number	EL-A-RLP315
Article number	35004007

Specifications

Category code	173
Material cap	Aluminium
Surface protection cap	Untreated
Nominal duct diameter	314 mm
Connection	Other
Cover outer diameter	345 mm
Colour cap	Stainless steel
Vertical exhausting	Yes
Suitable for suction	Yes
With storm collar	No
With pre-mounted seal	No
With gauze	Yes
With roof flashing	No
Lead flashing on all sides	No
Lamella model	No
Diameter	315 mm

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