Chimney cowl with wind vane on two ball bearings Ø200, acid-resistant steel (inox), up to 650 °C
- Self-adjusting chimney cowl with wind vane for Ø200 connection.
- Acid-resistant stainless steel 1.4404, resistance up to 650 °C.
- Two non-maintenance ball bearings in the cowl stabilizer.
- Suitable for firewood, pellets, sawdust, gas or heating oil.
Description
Chimney cowl for stable flue gas extraction in wind
A self-adjusting chimney cowl with wind vane is intended to improve draught and protect flue gas extraction from the influence of wind. It is made of acid-resistant stainless steel 1.4404 and is suitable for a Ø200 connection.
Main advantages
- Self-adjusting wind vane: the cowl always turns with its back to the wind, so the wind does not disturb flue gas extraction and does not push smoke back into the chimney.
- Improved draught: special recesses on the cowl create negative pressure and help improve draught.
- Resistant material: it is made of acid-resistant stainless steel 1.4404 with a sheet thickness of 0.6 mm.
- High temperature resistance: the cowl is resistant up to 650 °C.
- Two bearings: it rotates on two maintenance-free ball bearings with balls in oil.
- For different fuels: it is suitable for chimneys fired with wood, pellets, sawdust, gas or heating oil.
Use and installation
The cowl is suitable for ventilation chimneys and chimneys fired with wood, pellets, sawdust, gas or heating oil. It is not suitable for chimneys where coal or pea coal is burned.
It is installed on a 200 mm chimney connection. The cowl also works without a base, and a version with a base is also available on the product page: a square plate 315 mm with 4 holes and a ring with clamps. When choosing, consider the connection diameter, fuel type and method of fixing to the chimney.
Frequently asked questions
Can wind push smoke back into the chimney?
The vane turns the cowl with its back to the wind, so the wind does not disturb flue gas extraction and does not push smoke back into the chimney.
Is the cowl suitable for a coal chimney?
No. The cowl is not suitable for chimneys where coal or pea coal is burned.
Does the cowl need a base?
The cowl also works without a base. A version with a base is also available, which includes a square plate 315 mm with 4 holes and a ring with clamps.
Conclusion
The chimney cowl with wind vane Ø200 is a suitable choice for more stable draught and more reliable flue gas extraction in wind. It is made of acid-resistant stainless steel, has two maintenance-free ball bearings and a 2-year warranty.
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