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Flexible aluminium pipes, corrosion-protected
sheet metal pipes and exhaust air pipes whose
material conforms to fire B1 in accordance with
DIN 4102 can be used. Exhaust air pipes should
have a nominal diameter of 6 ´ ´ / 150 mm.
Pay particular attention to ensuring that
– the exhaust air ducts and pipes are kept as short
as possible
– the pipes are not laid at an acute angle, but as
bends and that they are inserted into the shaft at
an inclined upward angle and
– there are no cross-sectional constrictions in the
upward direction (this reduces the volume flow).
As standard, the blow-out opening of the wall hood
is in the upward direction.
To pass exhaust air through the outer wall, we
recommend the use of our telescopic wall box
TM 150-045 (Ø 6 ´ ´ / 150 mm).
Note:
To prevent the ingress of water, e.g. condensate or
rain water from an uncovered exhaust air shaft, our
condensate separator RV 060-150 must be installed
in the exhaust air line. The condensate separator
must still be acciessible after installation.
Planning note:
When installing the hood between wall cupboards it
is advisable to leave a space of at least 2" on both
sides of the hood.
Depending on the ceiling height, the following duct
units are at your disposal for exhaust air operation:
LK 360-010: Ventilation duct for ceiling heights of
7 ´ 7 ´ ´ - 8 ´ 6 ´ ´ / 2.35 - 2.66 m
LK 360-020: Ventilation duct for ceiling heights of
8 ´ 6 ´ ´ - 9 ´ 9 ´ ´ / 2.66 - 3.00 m
The dimensions above refer to a distance of 5 ´ 3 ´ ´ /
1.60 m from the floor to the bottom edge of the
hood.
If required, special ventilation ducts are available at
an extra charge.
The power connection must be placed behind the
duct cover on the wall.
260
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1
4
481
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15
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16
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233
16
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107
16
560
(22")
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80
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