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Wine Guardian Duct Collar Kit for Through-the-Wall 94H0010-00
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The Wine Guardian Duct Collar Kit for Through-the-Wall, part 94H0010-00, contains one exhaust duct collar, one box of 25 feet of 6-inch round flexible ductwork, tie wraps and fasteners, so the warm condenser air from a through-the-wall unit can be carried away from the space behind the cellar wall.
It is the packaged version of the same job the collar does on its own. Order the kit when the exhaust has to travel and you have no duct on site. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts.
One collar, one box of 6-inch round flexible ductwork stated by Wine Guardian as 25 feet, plus tie wraps and fasteners. Twenty-five feet is the total available run, not a length per leg.
Wine Guardian states compatibility as legacy Through-the-Wall units and current Sentinel Series through-the-wall models, and asks buyers to verify against the specific unit rather than publishing a model-by-model list.
Any unit in the through-the-wall range is a candidate, but the data plate decides it, not the look of the cover. This kit handles the exhaust side only. It is not a supply or return connection, and the 6-inch size here has nothing to do with the 8-inch and 10-inch duct used on ducted cellar systems. Read the model number from the data plate and check it against Wine Guardian's published parts list before ordering.
Ducted exhaust is a through-the-wall configuration decision. It is what lets a unit go into a wall whose back side is a finished or occupied room rather than a garage.
Browse the full range in Parts and Accessories.
If the duct is already on site, the exhaust duct collar 19H0018-00 is the same collar without the ductwork. The wall sleeve 71H0351-02-D and the wall sleeve and hardware 94H0054-00 are the wall-opening parts for the same installation.
Our team can help confirm the correct Wine Guardian exhaust parts for your through-the-wall unit. Final routing, termination and installation should be confirmed with official Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
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The Wine Guardian Duct Collar Kit for Through-the-Wall, part 94H0010-00, contains one exhaust duct collar, one box of 25 feet of 6-inch round flexible ductwork, tie wraps and fasteners, so the warm condenser air from a through-the-wall unit can be carried away from the space behind the cellar wall.
It is the packaged version of the same job the collar does on its own. Order the kit when the exhaust has to travel and you have no duct on site. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts.
One collar, one box of 6-inch round flexible ductwork stated by Wine Guardian as 25 feet, plus tie wraps and fasteners. Twenty-five feet is the total available run, not a length per leg.
Wine Guardian states compatibility as legacy Through-the-Wall units and current Sentinel Series through-the-wall models, and asks buyers to verify against the specific unit rather than publishing a model-by-model list.
Any unit in the through-the-wall range is a candidate, but the data plate decides it, not the look of the cover. This kit handles the exhaust side only. It is not a supply or return connection, and the 6-inch size here has nothing to do with the 8-inch and 10-inch duct used on ducted cellar systems. Read the model number from the data plate and check it against Wine Guardian's published parts list before ordering.
Ducted exhaust is a through-the-wall configuration decision. It is what lets a unit go into a wall whose back side is a finished or occupied room rather than a garage.
Browse the full range in Parts and Accessories.
If the duct is already on site, the exhaust duct collar 19H0018-00 is the same collar without the ductwork. The wall sleeve 71H0351-02-D and the wall sleeve and hardware 94H0054-00 are the wall-opening parts for the same installation.
Our team can help confirm the correct Wine Guardian exhaust parts for your through-the-wall unit. Final routing, termination and installation should be confirmed with official Wine Guardian documentation and a licensed HVAC professional or qualified contractor.
