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Wine Guardian Exhaust Duct Collar 19H0018-00
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The Wine Guardian Exhaust Duct Collar, part 19H0018-00, mates directly to the cover of a Wine Guardian through-the-wall cooling unit and accepts 6-inch round flexible ductwork, so the warm condenser air can be carried away from the unit instead of dumping into the room behind the cellar wall.
Wine Guardian sells it as the collar only, with no ductwork. Order it when you already have 6-inch flex on site or need the collar as a replacement. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts.
One collar, accepting 6-inch round flexible duct, with nothing else in the carton. Wine Guardian's own listing states it as the exhaust duct collar only.
Wine Guardian states compatibility for this part 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. Read the model number from the data plate and check it against Wine Guardian's published parts list before ordering.
Every unit in the through-the-wall range is a candidate, but because Wine Guardian publishes a family-level statement rather than a model list, the data plate is the deciding evidence, not the shape of the cover. The exhaust side is what this collar serves; it is not a supply or return connection and does not substitute for the ducted-system collars.
Exhaust ducting is specific to the through-the-wall configuration. A ducted cellar system handles supply and return instead, and uses different collars entirely.
Browse the full range in Parts and Accessories.
If you do not already have duct on site, the through-the-wall duct collar kit 94H0010-00 packages this same collar with a box of 6-inch round flexible ductwork, tie wraps and fasteners. The wall sleeve and hardware 94H0054-00 parts are separate items again.
Our team can help confirm the correct Wine Guardian exhaust part 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 Exhaust Duct Collar, part 19H0018-00, mates directly to the cover of a Wine Guardian through-the-wall cooling unit and accepts 6-inch round flexible ductwork, so the warm condenser air can be carried away from the unit instead of dumping into the room behind the cellar wall.
Wine Guardian sells it as the collar only, with no ductwork. Order it when you already have 6-inch flex on site or need the collar as a replacement. As an authorized Wine Guardian dealer we supply genuine Wine Guardian parts.
One collar, accepting 6-inch round flexible duct, with nothing else in the carton. Wine Guardian's own listing states it as the exhaust duct collar only.
Wine Guardian states compatibility for this part 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. Read the model number from the data plate and check it against Wine Guardian's published parts list before ordering.
Every unit in the through-the-wall range is a candidate, but because Wine Guardian publishes a family-level statement rather than a model list, the data plate is the deciding evidence, not the shape of the cover. The exhaust side is what this collar serves; it is not a supply or return connection and does not substitute for the ducted-system collars.
Exhaust ducting is specific to the through-the-wall configuration. A ducted cellar system handles supply and return instead, and uses different collars entirely.
Browse the full range in Parts and Accessories.
If you do not already have duct on site, the through-the-wall duct collar kit 94H0010-00 packages this same collar with a box of 6-inch round flexible ductwork, tie wraps and fasteners. The wall sleeve and hardware 94H0054-00 parts are separate items again.
Our team can help confirm the correct Wine Guardian exhaust part 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.
