Cavity Core Vent & Cowl with Large Backplate for Gas Appliances
Product Description
Large Backplate Core Vent with Anti Draught Baffle
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5 Inch 127mm x 350mm
This vent is to increase the air flow in a room to eliminate condensation with this core drill ventilation for heat producing appliances.
Large backplate to cover any masonry damage.
Ventilation for heating and gas appliances.
Appliance with a rated input of 27kW or 92,000 Btu/h (in accordance with BS5440 Pt.2:2000)
Core drill or chop out with a masonry chisel and place vents internally and externally.
Aesthetically pleasing and simple to install modular system.
10,000mm² of airflow without draught baffle.
7,000mm² effective airflow with baffle.
Meets requirements for British Gas.
Other colours and vent styles available in our shop.
Dimensions
External cowl: 205mm x 275mm.
Internal vent: 205mm x 275mm.
Core tube length: 350mm.
Core tube can be cut to accommodate wall thickness.
The Manthorpe Large Backplate 5€ Core Drill Vent is designed predominently for use when ventilating a gas appliance, although can be used to supply general through wall ventilation as well.
The kit includes a cowl vent for exterior use, a louvre grille for interior use, a 350mm length of pipe duct two large perimeter backplates colour matched to the louvre and cowl and an optional anti-draught baffle which reduces the airflow and also the feel of a draught through the vent.
Without the use of the anti-draught baffle, the free area of the vent is 100cm², enough to supply an appliance with a rated input of 27kW or 92,000 Btu/h (in accordance with BS5440 Pt.2:2000). With the anti-draught baffle installed, the effective free area of the vent is reduced to 70cm² (BRE tested) providing enough ventilation for an appliance with an input rating of 21kW or 71,500 Btu/h.
The vent can easily be fitted in both refurb and new build situations. The large backplate covers any masonry damage caused whilst creating the hole for the pipe whether this be with the use of a 5€ (127mm) diameter core drill or by chopping out with a masonry chisel.