Air Exhaust Roof Louver | 14″ Diameter 1″ Tall Collar PV-14-C01
$50.00
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Active Ventilation Products Pop Vent series has been tested and approved by the State of Florida
Our Pop Vents have UL Certification. Check out other details and specifics on
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Shipping Dimensions for PV-14-C01
| Actual Package Weight | 10 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 × 10 in |
| UPS Dimensional (Billable) Weight | 29 lbs |
| Manufacturer | Active Ventilation Products |
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Basic dimensions of the Pop Vent and it’s identifying attributes. Primary identifying dimensions of vents and fans are the inside diameter of the Head, which equals the diameter of the hole being vented, and the height of the Collar which is the solid tube between the Head of the vent and the Flange which attaches to the roof.
Inside Diameter:
Outside Diameter:
Square Flange (side length):
Height of Head:
Collar Height:
Height of Flange:
Total Height with Collar and Flange:
Louvers are the vertical openings in the vent, which facilitates the flow of air, while keeping animals, insects, debris, and embers out.
Louver Height (inside):
Number of Louver Rows (inside):
Louver Height (outside):
Size of opening btwn blades (inside):
Size of opening btwn blades (outside):
Expected snow and rain in your region and the pitch of the roof are the key consideration when choosing the height of the collar of your roof vents. Zones 1 and 2 are not expected to sustain significant snow packs, while zones 3-7 are likely to experience snow, possibly for weeks or months. Vent collars under 4 inches are inappropriate for flat (0/12 pitch) roofs because even heavy rain can splash water into a shorter vent.
Minimum Pitch Capacity:
Maximum Pitch Capacity (Standard Vent):
Maximum Pitch Capacity (Modified):
Free Air Space:
Free Air Space:
1:150 Ventilation Rule:
1:300 Ventilation Rule:
Description
Active Ventilation Products roof louver product line, the Pop Vent, is excellent for venting attic spaces on shingled sloped roofs. Pop Vent Model PV-14-C1 is a 14 in. Dia roof vent with a 1 in. collar height and an 19 in. x 19 in. sq. flange. Model PV-14-C1 will alleviate moisture in the winter and heat in the summer to extend the life of the roof and building structure. The Pop Vent roof louver product line has a manufactured one piece spun aluminum cap that is leak proof and corrosion resistant. It’s designed for superior exhausting performance. Its round covered vent cap has a lower louver section. This lower louver allows hot air to escape freely and efficiently, never trapping it up in the vent cap. The Pop Vent roof louver models have a built-in inner vertical louver cylinder to keep out birds, insects and animals that can clog the vent. The inner vertical louvers allow air to exhaust without resistance. The inner vertical louvers allow air to exhaust without resistance. Its round aerodynamic design can with stand harsh weather and wind forces up to 200 MPH. The Pop Vent roof louver product line has proven to be the recommended choice for exhausting attic spaces.
- Excellent choice to removing radiant heat from attic spaces
- Helps to keep insulation dry in the winter
- Mill finish aluminum will continually have a long lasting clean appearance
- Ventilation rule 1:300, application per sq. ft.: 600
- Net free air space: 144 sq. in.
- Pitch capacity range: 3/12 to 12/12
- 1 in. clearance between bottom of vent cap and flange
- Inner cylinder louver design does not allow accumulation of particle build up as found in using an insect screen
- Built-in inner vertical louver cylinder has a 1/8th in. opening between the louver blades and all aluminum (“noncombustible”) material meets the requirements of California building code 706A.2 vents to resist the intrusion of burning embers and flame through ventilation openings
- Helps to reduce energy costs