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S&P Duct Fan Roof Cap Vent for Flat or Pitched Roof
S&P 4" - 10" Galvanized Steel Duct Fan Roof Cap Vent with Damper Flap Closure
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Features:
- Roof Cap Vent
- For 4",6",8" and 10" applications
- Designed for circular duct
- Made from galvanized steel
- Made for flat roofs
- Also can be used for a pitched room - up to a 6/12 (45Ί) pitch
- Damper flap closure
- No Bird screen
- Ships via UPS/FedEx Ground
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Description:
These roof vent caps by S&P are made for 4",6",8" and 10" ducting and can be mounted on a flat or pitched roof. These roof caps are made from galvanized steel and have a damper flap closure to allow air to be discharged efficiently. These roof caps ship via UPS.
Additional Information:
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Ship Method:
- Ships via UPS/FedEx Ground
Product Reviews:
 | Good Design but Poorly Constructed by: jack from: Miami, Fl on: October 26, 2017 |
| If you look closely at the picture you can see that the gooseneck and the flashing are two separate pieces held together with very flimsy spot welds, of which two had come apart. In other words, no matter how many nails/screws you put in the flashing one good wind and the gooseneck could pull off the flashing and leave a hole in your roof. It's unbelievable to me that they would build this thing like that. Also, for the sake of information, the front edge apparently is intentionally designed with a 1/4" gap to act as a weep hole for any water to drain out if it were to get past the flap. This is not intended to be used on a flat roof IMO. |
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 | excellent fit by: David Nelson ✔Verified Buyer from: Vineland, NJ on: October 10, 2014 |
| worked as designed !! |
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| Great Product by: Chris Morgan ✔Verified Buyer from: Springfield, Pa on: July 12, 2013 |
| This is a great product!
We had to add a screen for animals to not enter but that was no big deal |
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| Very Good Quality by: LDR Building ✔Verified Buyer from: East Lyme, CT on: September 11, 2012 |
| Good Product, Quick Service, Great Company to work with |
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 | well made product by: Harold ✔Verified Buyer from: Nakina, NC on: September 23, 2010 |
| need to add bird screen to this unit to make it better... |
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| It does its job by: C ✔Verified Buyer from: Oyster Bay, NY on: September 23, 2010 |
| I wish that the weather flap, inside the cap fit the opening just a bit more, as I feel when the cold weather comes, it will have a down-draft. It also doesn't have any weather stripping around the flap. We added it. It also wasn't the least expensive one. We ordered it because it would arrive to us the fastest, w/o extra delivery and shipping charges. |
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| ... by: Steve ✔Verified Buyer from: Sebastopol, C on: September 23, 2009 |
| ... by: James ✔Verified Buyer from: -, - on: July 10, 2009 |
| great item easy to install |
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| Good Product by: Daniel Leonard ✔Verified Buyer from: Kernersville, NC on: June 25, 2009 |
| well constructed, damper unobstructed, good value for money |
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| Good product with a caveat by: Randy S ✔Verified Buyer from: Los Angeles, CA on: May 26, 2009 |
| Product is as advertised. Purchased and installed 4. I added a bird screen with 1/4" metal mesh over the outlet which is the only improvement I felt it needed. |
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Your questions that we answered:
 | What gauge is this ? I want to use this for a dryer duct. Is that appropriate ? Please confirm there is a damper Can i get one without a screen ? How soon can you get it to Oakland ca ? Thanks, Lee - Asked about product SL-RC-4 | |
 | Hello, the gauge of item #SL-RC-4 roof cap is 28 gauge. |
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| 0% of 0 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (0) | No (0) | ||
| It looks like there is an opening at the bottom front of the vent from the picture, is that the case and if so how high is it? it looks to be about 1/2 inch and the width vent coming up from the flat piece. Can someone please verify before I order it? Thank you for your help. - Asked about product SL-RC-10 | |
| No, the black line (in pic) at the base of the collar is not an opening, the damper is inside vent. |
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| 62% of 8 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (5) | No (3) | ||
| Hello, looking to get this for my range hood ventilation. Putting on a flat roof what happens if snow builds up higher than vent? Thanks in advance - Asked about product SL-RC-6 | |
| Should the snow cover the cap the exhausting of the air will be greatly reduced, when the fan comes on eventually the hotter air will melt the snow build up in the proximity of the discharge. If the roof is pitched, often times the snow will accumulate less beneath the RC cap and the air will flow properly. The steeper the pitch the snow will accumulate less.
This image Click here is a submittal for the RC roof caps, the C dimension is the distance from the roof surface to the outlet which is 4. |
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| 75% of 4 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (3) | No (1) | ||
| what are the dimensions of the flange and do you have a detail drawing with all the dimension - Asked about product SL-RC-4 | |
| The outside dimension of the base or flange on the RC-4 is 12 x 12.
The collar is 4 in diameter and 3 long. A Detailed drawing can be found here: Click here |
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| 67% of 3 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (2) | No (1) | ||
| Will these roof caps work with a ERV? - Asked about product SL-RC-6 | |
| Yes, they will. |
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| 50% of 2 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (1) | No (1) | ||
| I have a blower pushing 1200 cfm through 10" round. short run with 2 45 degree turns. how many cfm will this hood exhaust at .8 static pressure? Thanks - Asked about product SL-RC-10 | |
| The Roof Cap is capable of exhausting over 1200 cfm.
At 1200 cfm, the Roof Cap will add approximately .1 of static pressure to the system. Because the cap is a static device, the amount of air that is exhausted through it is 100% dependent on the power of the fan that is pushing the air and the flow can only be determined by reading the performance curve of the fan at .9 static pressure. The good news is that .1 of static pressure is the worst scenario because as the air flow is decreased, the pressure also decreases. |
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| 60% of 5 people found this useful. Was this useful to you? Yes (3) | No (2) | ||
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