OPTI-VM

Wall Exhaust



The Optimum wall exhaust is made to allow your dryer outlets to be taken outside. It can just as easily serve as an air intake by simply removing the inner hatch with some easy handling.

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 Documentation

  • Fiche produit (FR):
  • Product sheet (EN):

  • Installation Guide:

Advantages

  • The Optimum wall exhaust is manufactured to prevent ice forming on the inner hatch and from inclement weather
  • Being lined with felt, the inner hatch remains silent at all times
  • The galvanized steel structure and mesh makes it impossible for birds or rodents to enter while remaining easy to maintain
  • The 12'' long collar eliminates the number of joints and prevents any obstruction of the device
  • The downward angle opening on the other hand, allows for optimal air evacuation in any season while preventing the lint from sticking to and soiling the wall
  • It is available in ø 3", ø 4", ø 5", ø 6", ø 8", ø10'' and 3¼” x 10" format

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The following change has been made to the national building code:

Exhaust vents that exhaust air containing moisture, such as dryer exhaust vents and those used for bathroom ventilation, must be located at least 1800 mm away from ventilated air intakes and soffits.

If an extraction vent is located inside a soffit, the latter must be unventilated or, if the soffit is ventilated, it must be sealed over its entire depth for a distance of 1800 mm on each side of the extraction vent.

If an extraction vent is located in a wall less than 1800 mm from a soffit, a section of the soffit above the extraction vent must be unventilated or, if this section is ventilated, the soffit must be sealed.

This must be taken into consideration when calculating attic ventilation.

You can view this change on page 58 of the link below and find a table of the total width of the unventilated or sealed soffit, centered on the location of the extraction vent:

Explanatory booklet of the changes (FR)