Vent-Axia Ventilation Design Guidelines
Ducts passing through an unheated roof void should be insulated to minimize condensate formation. Vertical ducts should be fitted with a condensation trap and means of running off condensate and terminated with a weather proof cowl of sufficient free area for the air volume. Horizontal ducts should fall away from the fan unit. General
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