flue gas exhausts, flue pipes
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BOSCH Horizontal flue gas outlet and air intake Ø 60/100 Adjustable length...
ATTACK PR52 KT end pipe with 90° elbow, dia. 60/100, paintedAccessory for ATTACK...
Protherm coaxial pipe Ø 80/125 mm – 1 mPipe for a concentric flue with dimensions...
Protherm, Vaillant Flat Roof Flashing PR3 Flat roof flashing for Protherm and...
Protherm coaxial pipe Ø 60/100 mm – 0.5 m Coaxial flue pipe with dimensions...
Protherm coaxial pipe Ø 60/100 mm – 1 m Coaxial flue pipe with dimensions...
Protherm Roof flashing 25° – 45°, lead collar Sloped roof flashing (25°- 45°)...
Protherm Flue adapter Ø 80/125 mm A25K (for Gepard Condens, Lev 25 KKZ90, Lev...
Protherm flue pipe adapter 60/100 mm A1K (for Gepard Condens, Lev 25 KKZ90,...
Protherm Splitter Element 2 x Ø 80 mm R2K, plastic (for Gepard Condens, Lev...
Protherm splitter fitting Ø 2 x 80 mm R2KP (for Tiger, Panther and Puma boilers)...
Dear customers,
we understand that designing a flue gas exhaust can sometimes be complicated from your point of view, so there is the option to use a short guide and we will design the flue gas exhaust for you.
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I want to have the flue gas exhaust designed for me |
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Or you can assemble the entire flue pipe yourself. All components are available for a separate exhaust with a diameter of 80mm. |
Frequently Asked Questions
- What diameter of flue pipe do I need? Common condensing boilers use a concentric exhaust of 60/100 mm or 80/125 mm, or a separate (classic) exhaust with a diameter of 80 mm – you will find the exact diameter in the manual for your specific boiler.
- What is the difference between a concentric and a classic flue pipe? A concentric flue pipe carries both the air intake and the flue gas exhaust in one pipe (pipe within a pipe), while a classic (separate) system handles the intake and exhaust with separate pipes – suitable especially where the intake needs to be taken from a different location than the exhaust.
- Can I assemble the flue pipe myself? Yes, we offer all components for both separate and concentric exhausts – if you are not sure about the design, we will gladly prepare it for you according to your boiler and layout.
- How far can the flue gas exhaust be routed from the boiler? The maximum length depends on the type of boiler and the diameter of the flue pipe (the manufacturer specifies the maximum number of meters and bends) – for longer runs we recommend consulting the design in advance.