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The Soffit Exhaust Vent is ideal for exhausting bathroom and kitchen fans through the soffit of your home. This product includes a frost free damper system that will not freeze in cold temperatures. Its stylish flush mount design and leak proof collar to duct connection help to prevent moist air back draft.
Dimensions: H 8.25 in, W 8.25 in, D 3.83 in
Product Depth (in.) | 3.83 in |
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Product Diameter (in.) | 4.0 in |
Product Height (in.) | 8.25 in |
Product Length (in.) | 4.5 in |
Product Width (in.) | 8.25 in |
Color | white4 |
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Insulated | No |
Material | Plastic |
Maximum air flow (CFM) | 0 |
Pack Size | 5 |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Thanks for your question regarding our product. The only issue with using this exhaust in the way you described is it would be installed against an exterior wall, which may allow rainwater to enter. This exhaust vent was designed to be mounted to a ceiling.
No, this is made for exhaust ventilation. You should use our Soffit Dryer Vent - https://www.homedepot.ca/product/everbilt-4-inch-soffit-dryer-vent/1001803926
Thanks for your question regarding our product. This should not be an issue; the Airflow would get reduced to around 230-250CFM.
Thanks for your question regarding our product. Yes, the damper can be removed, however, this will allow a cold draft to come into the home, as well as increase the chances of small insects entering through the vent.
Thanks for your question regarding our product. Yes, you can remove the damper, however, removing it will allow for cold drafts to enter the home as well as increase the potential for insects to enter also.
If you mean can it be used with metal ducting, then the answer is yes.
Hi there, Thanks for your question regarding our product. The 16" is important because typically the roof above the soffit is at an angle, and the closer you get to the angle the less room there is above the soffit. If there is not a angled roof above your soffit then a soffit width as small as 10" would work fine.
Hi there, Thanks for your question regarding our product. The 16" is important because typically the roof above the soffit is at an angle, and the closer you get to the angle the less room there is above the soffit. If there is not a angled roof above your soffit then a soffit width as small as 10" would work fine.
The spring loaded damper system would still function properly if used vertically for a sidewall application. However the depth of the collar may be too large to fit within your wall cavity for this use.
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