Will this vent mount on to a 4" PVC pipe?
1618516
Not directly; I topped my 4" PVC pipe with a joint-sleeve. The base of the turbine will fit in the sleeve. I secured it in place with a self-tapping sheet metal screw and some silicon seal. It was an easy install and my 3 vents work great.
1618517
I was using a 3" ABS pipe with a Fernco adapter. The adapter had a 1/4" wall thickness which fit snugly inside the 4" ducting on the ventilator. A Schedule 40 4" PVC pipe at 4 1/2" OD will be too large, but it might fit inside the PVC pipe.
1618518
Yes, that's what I got one for. You may have to do a little adjusting (notch and collapse the collar a bit) but it works fine. I've mounted one four inch and two six inch turbines on the respective size pcv (schedule 40).
1618519
I mounted it on 4" drainpipe but it will also mount on schedule 4o PVC and then used a bunch of self-tapping bolts to suck it together in a sandwich and sealed the edge with silicone - done
1618520
We mounted 4 of these on remote cabanas and they were placed on 4" OD plastic pipe.Please verify with manufacturer, but we say yes.
1618521
not sure , I don't know the OD of 4 inch PVC , measure the OD of your pipe and compare it to the OD of 4 inch galvanized vent pipe at Home Depot or someplace .
2119858
We have a 4 spot outlet in middle of bracket and it fit fine... good luck. Good bracket for price.
1707996
No. There is a 3-1/2" dia. hub that projects about 3/8" beyond the back face of the vent. The 3" dia. pipe slips inside the hub to make the connection. A 3-1/2" hole through the wall sheeting or through the entire wall will make the vent connection work. Good luck.
1784602
Of course you can attach PVC to it. Thats how Ive always done it, or the flex hose too. Its just common 2" threaded PVC piece you find at any home depot. Its a slip on the other side so you can glue in a 2" pipe and go from there. Both the intake and the exhaust are the same finer thread.
15905
What was suggested to me was to go to a hardware store and find a PVC pipe that will fit in side the vent. Then using a union join the pipe to your stack and join the vent to the PVC pipe. In theory the vent should work but I did not find that to be the he case. Perhaps I was expecting a more dramatic venting.
70057
The fixture really fits a single hole mount. You can use it on a 4" center, but the mounting plate is probably too large for your application. I did not use tge mounting plate.
1153619
I just measured and the dimension is EXACTLY 3/4" opening. If the pipe is 3/4" plus the thickness of the pipe it won't work, however if the OD of the pipe is 0.75" or smaller it will fit and be snug.
603675
The inlet/outlet are 1/4". You would just need to mount it inline between the nail gun and the male air hose fitting that connects to the supply hose.
751736
This will only work with 3/8" hose barbs. 1/4" is very small hose if you're referring to the threading you need to measure the actual barb on the fitting.
1809161
Looks like the hose OD is about 1 1/2" on mine. But I suspect you can use different pvc fittings to make other sizes fit also. Its running now!
565585
As long as you buy the right flanges for your existing pipes, it will fit. Your choices are 1 inch and 3/4 inch.
947074
I mounted mine on a 3/4" PVC pipe. It's mounted in the attic so PVC should be fine for that application. I don't think it would accept a much larger pipe
792751
This vent mount for a Garmin will fit vents up to 7/8" without compressing the spring all the way. They will fit 3/4" vent just fine.
907790
It will work - but not much extra space - depends how much of the connector pipe - the round opening you need to make a good connection with your vent in the wall - 3.5 inches total is a minimum - and 4 makes it a little easier to use. There are not many more options - it is worth a try
1532770
The actual inlet and outlet outside diameters are 4.5". It could be a typo (I think) by the seller as on the keyboard, the "." and "/" keys are right next to each other. I connect the inlet/outlet to existing PVC pipes using rubber connectors.
2102003
Yes, in fact it's designed for a 4" spout, w/adapters for a 3". I found a little waterproof sealant (designed for gutter work) to be helpful where the downspout meets the diverter; they are dissimilar materials after all, & depending on how straight your cut in the spout is, could be a source of leakage.
840011
I know we used 4" duct on all the exhaust fans. Some of them were oval and some were round, so I'm not entirely sure about this one. However, it was close enough that we could use flex duct without an adapter.