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Obviously if there is an increase or decrease in the pitch (angle) of the roof, these measurements will vary slightly…
• After checking that there is a clear path to run the ducting, check measure the distance from the Vent position in the eaves, back to where the ducting will
connect to the rangehood collar.
N.B…
The best way to stretch out semi-rigid ducting is with your hands circled around the semi-rigid ducting pipe, start from the centre of the pipe gently
stretching and pulling it out to the ends… carefully form it into the shape and length required. Do this with as few a bends as possible. (If stretched out
straight the duct will cover 3 metres. Each bend will reduce the length and a sharp 90⁰ bend could reduce the overall length by as much as 0.5m)
Solid galvanised duct pipe can be cut/trimmed to length with a hack saw. Your SIRIUS retailer can also supply additional lengths and various angled duct
connectors to hel
p provide as straight and as neat a run for the best possible overall result.
• Neatly mark out the hole in the pre-determined position in the eaves. Ideally keep the vent position as close to the outside wall as practical (as per
diagram on the covering page), as the closer you get to the facia and gutter, the less room you have to fit the duct adequately in the roof space.
• Use a 12mm drill bit to drill a hole inside the cut-out line for a starting point, then using a jigsaw with an appropriate blade for the eaves material, carefully
cut out the required hole to fit the vent. A hole saw can also be used instead at this point.
• After cutting out the hole for the vent, gently feed the ducting from the roof space out through the hole and fit over the ve nt collar and secure with one of
the quick release ring clamps provided, being careful not to over tighten.
• Feed it all back into the hole and secure the vent with the screws provided, ensuring that the gasket is neatly fitted around the edge of t he vent to provide
a clean and moisture resistant seal.
• Carefully feeding/pulling through the ceiling, bring the lower end of the semi-rigid duct down to the connecting collar on the top of the rangehood. Fit the
duct over the rangehood collar and using the other stainless steel ring clamp, secure the duc
t to it. Again ensuring not to over tighten as above.
• In the case of solid galvanised duct the process is similar.
• For the best result, make sure that the duct is fitted properly and firmly over the gaskets on the EasyFIT duct connectors and angles. This will ensure the
best leak free ventilation path for your rangehoods exhaust.
• Galvanised steel bracing strap is available from your SIRIUS retailer to “tie off” the solid duct to roof rafters or beams to eliminate any movement of the
pipe.
Arisit Australia Pty. Ltd. 40-44 Mark Anthony Drive, Dandenong South, VIC 3175.
For further advice please call our ducting consultation service on
Ph: 1300 762 219 (Australia only) or visit www.siriusbrand.com
and fill in the fields and one of our trained consultants will only
be too happy to help and assist you in the best manner possible.
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