Wall Caps and Roof Caps

What is the difference between wall and roof caps?

Wall caps and roof caps have the same function, but they are installed in different places based on the direction of your ducting.

What gauge of steel is used for roof caps and wall caps?

Victory range hoods uses 22 gauge steel for both the wall caps and the roof caps available. 

Are wall caps and roof caps optional?

No, for proper installation and safety precautions, it is essential to have a wall cap or a roof cap at the end of your duct line. The only exception is if you have an outdoor remote blower, as this will technically serve as a wall cap. 

What does a wall cap or roof cap do? 

Wall caps and roof caps generally feature a mesh screen over the opening to prevent animals and small pests from entering the ductwork. Additionally, they typically include an integrated damper designed to block cold air, water, and insects.
 

Do Victory wall caps and roof caps work in cold climates?

Victory's wall caps and roof caps are constructed from 22-gauge steel, making them suitable for use in some cold climates. However, it is important to note that temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius may cause the damper inside the cap to freeze shut. In such cases, the installer will need to enhance the insulation around the damper or consider relocating the damper within the ducting system.

 

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