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Dura-Vent Type B Gas Vent Vertical High-Wind Rain Cap - For Vent Pipes with a 3-Inch Diameter - 3GVVTH

Dura-Vent Type B Gas Vent Vertical High-Wind Rain Cap - For Vent Pipes with a 3-Inch Diameter - 3GVVTH

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Product Details

Manufacturer: DuraVent
DuraVent Part Numbers: 3GVVTH
Item Number: CPF-68330
UPC: 662492000144

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Features

  • Protects vertical vent terminations from rain and wind damage
  • For use with 3" Dura-Vent Type B Gas Vent pipes
  • 25-year warranty
  • Dimensions: 7.25" H x 7.5 outer diameter
This rain cap will protect a vertical vent termination from rain and snow and from damage during high winds. It is designed for use with the 3" Dura-Vent Type B gas vent pipes. The item carries a 25-year warranty and has dimensions of 7.25" H x 7.5" outer diameter. The 3" components of the Dura-Vent system connect with twist-lock fittings so installation is quick and easy. This item is listed to UL 441 and UL 1777.

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Michael K. from Rainsville,NM. asked:
Can the cap help prevent heater pilot lights from blowing out?
Can the cap help prevent heater pilot lights from blowing out?
The cap is intended to protect from rain and wind damage.
Answered by: Kathy O. on Nov 29, 2022

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I cannot get it straight whether we have a horizontal termination or a vertical termination. I thought it was vertical because the opening of the vent is vertical and flush to the outside wall, but now I'm thinking maybe it's a horizontal termination beca
I cannot get it straight whether we have a horizontal termination or a vertical termination. I thought it was vertical because the opening of the vent is vertical and flush to the outside wall, but now I'm thinking maybe it's a horizontal termination beca
Those terms simply refer the position of the cap of your venting system. If your termination cap is coming out of a wall, you then have a horizontal termination. If you have more of a traditional chimney that extends through your roof, then you have a vertical termination. From your emails, it appears that you do indeed have a horizontal termination.
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