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Provides a high performance waterproof seal on low

pressure pipes.

Provides excellent resistance to heavy loads and shear

forces and ensures joint flexibility and pipe alignment.

Fit to a range a varying pipe materials in one easy step.

Designed for sewerage, drainage and low pressure

applications up to 250 kPa.

Connect and repair pipelines of different materials or

sizes in underground applications.

Stainless Steel Shear Band - 316 Stainless

Range of rubber bushes

Versatile

High quality fittings

EPDM Rubber - Type B

Shear Banded

Couplings

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The build up of dust and dirt on the vent with fly wire is even.

There is no minimum mesh size in the standard.

Similar calisthenics would be required when inspecting

vents to ensure they are clean would physically tax some

owners and operators.

Even if a caravan has a vented range hood/extractor

no lower than 400mm from the ceiling, a floor vent is still

required to provide free flowing air throughout the caravan

or any compartments that can be temporarily isolated by a

door or curtain.

Caravans could be subjected to days or weeks of travel in

Australian conditions, and fixed-mesh vents would become

clogged and ineffective.

The reason given for fitting mesh over a vent is to keep out

insects like mosquitoes that may be harmful to humans. Yet

caravan enthusiasts like to sit outside and enjoy a camp fire

or the star-filled sky – just where insects can get to them.

Natural ventilation in a residence, caravan or a boat

relies on free flowing air through a minimum of two vents,

preferably one upper and the other lower as described in the

Standard.

Should one of these vents become even partly blocked, then

the natural ventilation required for the safety and efficiency of

gas appliances will cease or at least be diminished.