Kikerike 6 Inch One-Way Backdraft Dampe
- Quality Materials: Constructed from galvanized steel, aluminum flap leaves, and stainless steel axis and spring.
- Application Range: Ideal for AC, dryer vents, exhausts, extractors, range hoods, and other HVAC settings.
- Sizing Caution: Double-check measurements before purchasing; be aware of potential screen-induced size/color variances.
- Installation Tip: Insert into ventilation pipes with the spring positioned correctly for optimal airflow control.
- Compatibility: Suitable for both flexible and non-flexible ducts; avoid using with plastic ducts.
Description
This is the Kikerike Backdraft Damper. First and foremost, if quality is your thing, listen up! This damper? It’s made of Galvanized steel. And those flap leaves? They’re made of sleek aluminum. But wait, there’s more – the Axis and spring? Shiny stainless steel. So, durability? Checked!
Now, where can you slap this bad boy on? Well, my friend, the world (or your house) is your oyster. Use it in your AC, dryer vent, exhaust, and even those fancy extractors or range hoods. Do you have fans, vents, or any other residential, commercial, or industrial HVAC applications? This damper’s got you covered.
Size does matter though, so heads up! Before you dive in and buy, make sure you’ve got your measurements right. And yeah, there might be slight differences in size or color depending on your screen, so keep that in mind. Always double-check those specs, alright.
Oh, and here’s a hot tip for installation: Push this damper into your ventilation pipe until it can’t go any further. Make sure the spring’s position is horizontal when the flap is installed that way. The same rule applies to vertical setups. It’s all about that optimal open and close action. Function-wise, this thing’s top-notch. It sits over the TD lip and is all about improving ventilation. How? By making sure air doesn’t play boomerang when your fans are off. Last but not least, you can pop these dampers into flexible or non-flexible ventilation ducts. But, and this is a big but, steer clear of plastic ducts. They play hard to get with sizes.
