Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
This product is being used as a 'diode' to prevent air from a common exhaust duct from entering spaces where it does not belong. I was designing one and saw this in the catalog, and it was exactly what I had sketched. Theirs was better - I didn't have to make it! Perfect fit in the ductwork, perfect rubber seal on the butterfly flaps. Caveat - install it LEVEL with the flap hinge pointing up. Unless you have air pressure to spare. It will tolerate a small angle from vertical, but too much may cause the flaps to hang.
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Comments:
THIS IS A MUST
By DRU from Erie, Pa. on 6/3/2010
Pros:
Easy To Install
Describe Yourself:
Handyman, Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
If you are going to use an inline fan then you must use this to eliminate drafts coming back thru the fan. It works perfect
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Comments:
Better than expected
By DK from WIlmington, NC on 5/23/2010
Pros:
Easy To Install, High quality
Describe Yourself:
Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
I will be using this in the attic with a Fantech FG8XL for stove top exhaust ventilation. Tried in on the fan before installation. It's heavy duty, good rubber seal, smooth operation. The thin light weight improvement store components can't even compare.
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A quality Product
By Ben the DIY guy from Wetumpka, AL on 3/20/2010
Pros:
Easy To Install, Good Fit, Sleek Design
Best Uses:
Bathrooms
Describe Yourself:
Handyman, Homeowner, Professional
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
I installed this damper in a existing bathroom exhaust fan and it worked great.
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Comments:
Easy to install!
By sharal from Temple Hills, MD on 1/4/2010
Pros:
Easy To Install
Best Uses:
Kitchens
Describe Yourself:
Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
We installed this in the ductwork for the range hood. It has eliminated the draft and air leakage.
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Comments:
Measure carefully
By BlowerBuyer from Northern Michigan on 11/8/2009
Pros:
Easy To Install
Describe Yourself:
Handyman, Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
I installed this with an adapter sleeve for a through the wall 8" duct to a large fan. I first got it too close to the fan because I didn't realize how far out the doors protruded when open. This should be included in the measurements or specifications.
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Comments:
Good
By Euskadi from Cartersville, GA on 9/9/2009
Pros:
Easy To Install
Cons:
Not found any
Best Uses:
Kitchens
Describe Yourself:
Handyman, Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
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Comments:
spring loaded backdraft damper
By Mike from Schenectady, NY on 1/28/2009
Describe Yourself:
Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
it blocks the backdraft from the cold air return while easily allowing air flow to the furnace.
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Comments:
Product works as described
By Fresno48 from Lexington, SC on 1/15/2009
Pros:
Easy To Install, Sleek Design
Cons:
None that I can see
Best Uses:
Kitchens
Describe Yourself:
Homeowner
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
Installed it in conjunction with a Fantech 8" fan, installed easily and works great.
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Comments:
Excellent quality, [...]
By Super K from Oak Hills, CA on 12/1/2008
Pros:
Easy To Install
Describe Yourself:
Homeowner, Professional
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
Comments aboutFantech RSK8 Spring Loaded Backdraft Damper for 8" Duct:
my hydronic heating (only) "fan wall" system. 4 zones, each has inline Fan-Tech fan with back drft dmpr.As each zone cycles off it's fan, the BDD prevents the 'on' fans from drawing thru the off fan zone. No need for motorized dmpr. Each zones' stat. energizes a 24v 2pole Snglthrow relay. one pole for 110volt fan,other pole for hydronic pump. All 4 zones are paralled wired to pump so any zone calling will turn on pump and it's fan.When pump is energized the flow will kick on the tankless water boiler. I think I'll put a delay-on-relay to stall fan untill system heats up
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