Exhaust Duct Adapter Eleyus EL001 – Hood Transition 120 mm to 150 mm

Faber hood reduction flange adapts a 120 mm appliance outlet to a 150 mm duct connection, providing a simple mechanical transition for kitchen cooker hoods and ventilation ducts. It is intended to join mismatched pipe sizes without changing the existing hood or duct arrangement.

Advantages

The flange offers a straightforward, space-saving solution to connect a 120 mm hood outlet to a 150 mm duct. Made for easy installation, it eliminates the need to modify the hood or cut new ducting, helping maintain airflow continuity while reducing installation time.

Suitable for

• Kitchen cooker hoods with a 120 mm outlet that must connect to a 150 mm exhaust duct
• Retrofit projects where enlarging the hood outlet is impractical
• Short ventilation runs in residential kitchens

When it may not be suitable

The flange is a passive mechanical adapter and does not change airflow characteristics beyond adapting pipe diameters. For long duct runs, systems requiring balanced airflow, or installations needing acoustic or thermal insulation, a professional duct design or different components may be required.

Key specifications

• Input diameter: 120 mm
• Output diameter: 150 mm
• Function: diameter reduction/adaptation between hood and duct

How to use

Fit the smaller end of the flange over the hood outlet or insert it into the 120 mm pipe, then connect the larger end to the 150 mm duct. Secure joints with appropriate clamps or duct tape and check for airtight connections. Ensure the adapter is aligned to avoid kinks or misalignment in the ducting.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm actual outlet and duct internal diameters (120 mm and 150 mm) to ensure compatibility
• Check available space for the adapter and any required clamps or seals
• Consider whether the installation requires insulated or sound-dampening ducting beyond a simple flange

Usage recommendations

Use corrosion-resistant clamps and sealant for a durable, airtight connection; periodically inspect the joint for leaks or loosening, especially after maintenance or heavy use.