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4 in. to 6 in. Soffit Exhaust Vent

$16.97
  • Ideal for use with low profile kitchen and bath fan venting
  • Features a spring-loaded damper to prevent cold air in ducts
  • Material is UV resistant and paintable
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About This Product

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.

Highlights

  • Fits 4 in. 5 in. and 6 in. ducts
  • Outer grill and flap help prevent pests from entering your home
  • Made of polypropylene
  • Can be painted to match your soffit color
  • Product has an outer grill and flap preventing pests from entering your home through the duct
  • Like many of our other products, the soffit exhaust vent has a UV resistant coating to prevent the cap from discoloring and is paintable to match the soffit of your home
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Product Information

Internet # 203626521

Model # SEVHD

Store SKU # 608956

Store SO SKU #1001495656

Specifications

Dimensions: H 8.25 in, W 8.25 in, D 3.83 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)

3.83 in

Product Diameter (in.)

4.0 in

Product Height (in.)

8.25 in

Product Length (in.)

4.5 in

Product Width (in.)

8.25 in

Details

Color

white4

Insulated

No

Material

Plastic

Maximum air flow (CFM)

0

Pack Size

5

Returnable

90-Day

Questions & Answers

Is this 100% exterior installation - meaning I can do everything from outside instead of having to be in my attic for any interior work? I already have one in place for a bathroom exhaust fan - my original soffit vent needs to be replaced. Nothing else
ByJan 15, 2026
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Will this work with a 10000 btu portable air conditioner in my garage? No windows to vent and garage door is full width so using the vet that comes with it doesn't make sense. If I use this and vent out through the wall, do you anticipate any issues?
ByJun 17, 2025
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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.

By|Jun 20, 2025
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    Is this a dryer vent ?
    ByMar 3, 2025
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    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

    By|Mar 6, 2025
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      Used for 6" vent tube, this has 50% vent area restriction, so is basically a effective as a 4" vent, regardless of tube size used. Can this really move 250-275 CFM? Skeptical...
      ByJan 18, 2025
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      Thanks for your question regarding our product. This should not be an issue; the Airflow would get reduced to around 230-250CFM.

      By|Jan 27, 2025
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        Can I remove the damper
        ByJan 7, 2025
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        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.

        By|Jan 10, 2025
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          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.

          By|Jan 10, 2025
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            Can this be used for metal ducting
            ByDec 22, 2024
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            If you mean can it be used with metal ducting, then the answer is yes.

            By|Dec 23, 2024
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              Says soffit needs to be at least 16", but vent is only a little over 8" Why does soffit need to be so big?
              ByOct 24, 2024
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              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.

              By|Aug 21, 2025
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                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.

                By|Oct 25, 2024
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                  Can I use soffit exhaust vent out a sidewall. Model 608 956
                  ByMay 29, 2024
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                  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.

                  By|May 29, 2024
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                    Customer Reviews

                    4.3 out of 5

                    • 4.3 out of 204 reviews
                    • 77% recommend this product
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                    too big
                    My contractor used a hole saw to drill a 6" hole in the soffit but the vent was too big to big to fit in the hole. Do the directions say to drill a 6-1/4" hole?
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                      Not working if windy
                      The design looked promising for our bath fan backdraft issues. But it's only slightly better than the old ones. When wind hits that side of the house; cold air still flows in through the duct. It must hit the side of house, swirl up & around under the soffit and get in under the flap. I can't find a truly airtight in-line damper or vent cover that can handle our western NE winds. The dampers on our new Broan Fans are a joke, just noise makers. Someone please invent something that works!
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                        Great vent when you find one that hasn't been tampered with
                        It took me three trips to HD to get everything I needed to install a working vent. The first vent I purchased did not have the install screws in the box. Got the screws from another box on the second trip. Then I tested the flapper before installation. Flapper would not go down. Third trip I bought another box. Turns out someone must have tampered with the original vent and incorrectly reinstalled the flapper upside down. Test the flapper. If it doesn't depress easily when you push on it, the flapper might be incorrectly installed. Remove the 4" cover and unscrew the center screw. The center of the flapper has a grooved center where the spring inserts into. Flapper flapper flapper. Never thought I'd type that word so much.
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                          nice product
                          These work really well for me for bathroom exhaust fan vents. I have a lot of Mud dapper wasps by me so i added some screening to keep them out. Took 2 minutes to add, open, cut and close. No glue needed. The compression holds the screen
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                            14 found this review helpful
                            My 2 bath fans exhaust was just vented into the attic (thru the eave) and was having problems on ...
                            My 2 bath fans exhaust was just vented into the attic (thru the eave) and was having problems on windy days with the bath fan damper (bath fan dampers are so cheap!) flapping, I know the best way is to vent it thru the roof but I knew where I live and all the wind I get I would have the same problem with a roof vent and its damper I decided to install this Soffit vent. I had to paint them to match my soffits and got it to match great, install was pretty simple although my 2 gripes is 1. the collar for connecting 4" duct is so short it was a pain to get the duct and the clamp on. 2. no fault of the product but putting screws into my soffits didnt really hold it very well (no fault of the Vent tho) Used a jigsaw to cut the openings in the soffit and that was fairly easy. It seems like it has a pretty good seal when its closed ..the real test will be winter when I can tell if I am still getting a cold draft like before.
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                              14 found this review helpful
                              This vent was exactly as advertised. It was easy to...
                              This vent was exactly as advertised. It was easy to install, sturdy,and easily accomodates the 110 CFM of air from the bathroom fan.
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                              Used it for a 6” island range hood. The flexible hose was very hard to slip onto this vent but with struggle managed to install it. Turned hood on and it was loud at the hood. Removed hose from vent and sound dropped 6 decibels. Replaced with a more expensive metal vent which kept the fan noise low. This plastic vent may work better on a 4” system, but too obstructed on my system
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