To Wall Transition
#100 MODELS 3 x 10
1
4
/
#200 MODELS 3 x 12*
1
4
/
In Wall Transition
12
12
-
Step 4.
Connect electrical.
Observe All Governing Codes and Ordinances
1000 N. Greenville Ave.
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P.O. Box 830426
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Richardson, TX 75083
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(972) 235-5201
Methods of Ducting Your Vent-A-Hood
Venting Configurations
Venting Materials Available from Vent-A-Hood
Other Transitions by Special Order
Follow
l
abel instructions and remove motor plate. Unplug motor and remove, being careful to not damage blower wheel. Connect electrical, black to
black, white to white and ground to lug provided. Hoods with multiple blower units require separate electrical connections. Replace motor(s) and dont
forget to plug them back in. Replace blower front and be sure it is secured properly and blower wheel(s) turn freely. Model B100,1.7 Amps. Model
B200, 3.4 Amps. Hoods with heat lamps and/or halogen lamps, 8.0 Amps.
Duct
Hood
Open area --
no screen
Outside
Wall
Straight Back
Roof Jack
tape
6 Round Duct
#100 MODELS
6 Adj. Ell
3
#200 MODELS
Angle Turn
8 Round
Transition Supplied
6
1
4
/
3
6 x 8
Back Vent Ell
1
2
/
Duct
Round Vent Duct
30
6,7,8,9
Rect. Vent Duct
30
10
8
16
1
2
/
6, 3
1
4
/
Round Collar
6,7,8,9
Rect. Collar
6
8
1
2
/
Reducer
6
7
8
Transition, 3 X10 to 6/7
1
4
/
6,7
12
10
3
1
4
/
Wall Mount Transition
8
6
6
8
1
2
/
Back Vent Ell
6
6
16
8
1
2
/
9
1
4
/
Offset Kit
6
7
11
16
Adjustable Elbow
6,7,8,9
Wall Louver Venting
in 2-Story Dwelling
Hood
Floorline
(2nd floor)
Ceiling Line
(1st floor)
tape
Duct
Outside
Wall
Open
area --
no
screen
Roof Jack - 6,7,8 (10 & 12 available)
18
18
16
specify
roof pitch
1/
2
6,7,8
5
8
/
8
Wall Louver (10
& 12 available)
LP Roof Jack 6,7,8 (10 & 12 available)
17
17
1
2
/
6
2/25/99
II-UC
Caution: to reduce the risk of fire or electrical shock, do not use this fan with any solid state speed control device.
