This dryer weighs approximately 170 lbs.
Flat roof jack dryer.
Broan nutone roof cap in natural aluminum finish 3 1 4 inch x 10 inch or up to 8 inch round duct.
In o vate technologies dryerjack 12 x 9 in.
Until now however there were no roof terminations that met all of the stringent dryer venting requirements.
Roof vent in black.
The roof dryers work by combining high heat up to 350ยบ f and a 200 mph airstream to facilitate quick drying and reduce costly downtime.
Product overview roof jacks are used to receive and cover venting duct pipe from kitchen and bath fans and for attic ventilation.
Select model 486u with an integrated curb cover to deliver maximum weather protection for flat roof installations less than 3 12 pitched roof.
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Dryerjacks are optimally designed for roof pitch between 3 12 and 12 12.
Select the djk486u for flat or tapered insulation roofs where curb installs are ideal or specifieded for the project.
Our strong steel design provides maximum leak protection with a press sealed built in roof flashing.
Shorter duct runs created by venting the dryer straight through the roof can improve drying efficiency and lessen lint buildup.
There are no electrical cords or danger of electrical shock.
Vent caps provide protection from rain snow and debris.
This model dryerjack is built to last in the u s.
In o vate technologies dryerjack 12 x 5 in.
Unlike the vents shown above left the dryerjack affects airflow by less than 01 water column inches of pressure.
The new dryerjack is engineered specifically for dryers.
And made from heavy gauge galvanized steel.
Roof pitch in excess of 45 degrees will render the damper ineffective.
In o vate technologies dryerjack 12 x 5 in.
Curb installs provide ultimate water penetration protection and offer the convenience of easy removal if needed.
They meet or exceed all code requirements and deliver superior airflow efficiency.
