غطاء تهوية من بلاستيكي (UPVC) أطلس قياس (50MM) يباع بالقطعة

Atlas UPVC Vent Cowl is a protective and venting accessory designed for 50mm pipes. It shields the pipe end from debris and water while allowing airflow to ventilate the space.

Yes. It is designed specifically for 50mm pipes.

The cowl is made from UPVC, known for durability, weather resistance, and lightweight handling, making it suitable for outdoor installation.

The cowl features a shape that minimizes airflow resistance to promote efficient ventilation, while the hood helps keep debris and water out of the pipe end.

It is suitable for both commercial and residential use and can be installed in a variety of outdoor environments to vent pipes while protecting them from the elements.

Yes, installation is designed to be quick and straightforward. Typical steps include aligning the cowl with the 50mm pipe end, seating it securely, and using the preferred fasteners or joining method your installation requires.

Keep the exterior clean with mild soap and water. Periodically inspect for any blockages around the hood and clear debris to maintain optimal airflow.

Yes. UPVC is designed to withstand outdoor weather conditions, providing durability and protection for venting applications.

Compared to other 50mm UPVC vent cowls on Fepy, this Atlas model emphasizes quick installation, durable UPVC construction, and a design that balances airflow with protection from debris and water. For alternatives, you can explore options like Atlas UPVC Vent Cowl 50mm (https://fepy.com/product/atlas-upvc-vent-cowl-50mm), UPVC Roof Vent Cowl 50mm (https://fepy.com/product/upvc-roof-vent-cowl-50mm), and PVC Vent Cap 50mm (https://fepy.com/product/pvc-vent-cap-50mm).

Use cases include venting bathrooms, kitchens, attics, or any area requiring protected exhaust or venting for 50mm piping in both residential and commercial settings.

Ensure the pipe size is 50mm, verify mounting method if any, and confirm outdoor installation suitability for your climate and application.

First, inspect the hood for blockages from leaves or debris. Check that the cowl is properly seated on the 50mm pipe and that there are no obstructions inside the pipe end. If airflow remains restricted, verify the pipe length and layout and consider replacing with the correct 50mm vent accessory.