EINSIDE stainless steel chimney cap made of AISI 304, rotating chimney ball topper, chimney vent cap stove 130 mm.

["Rotating chimney smoke extractor with round base made of stainless steel AISI 304, single wall exterior connection. Ball diameter: 20 cm, height: 27 cm, hose connection diameter: 13 cm", "This stainless steel wind chimney consists of an upper part that rotates around an axis and is suitable for all purposes of wind-operated smoke extraction. It is activated by the wind or by the heat of the air below.", "The rotating chimney with a round stainless steel base is also used wherever ventilation of rooms is required, such as in warehouses, utility rooms, etc. Regular annual maintenance with oil addition to the bearing cylinder is recommended. WARNING: Improper installation, such as with chimneys that are too low, can cause deformation or melting of the smoke extractor.", "Install at the end of the exhaust. Secure with dowels, rivets, or hose clamps, do not use only silicone adhesive. The wind exhaust solves the smoke problem in the house by increasing air flow; It is ideal as an exhaust for stoves and fireplaces and for venting kitchen fumes and smoke. It is also used for ventilation of bathrooms, toilets, and septic tanks. Provides air exchange in the room, even when the chimney is off; In addition, it allows for ventilation of apartments with occasional use. It can also be used for condensation-free attic ventilation as well as in greenhouses, farms, and industrial warehouses.", "MAINTENANCE BECOMES EVEN MORE NECESSARY WHEN THE ASPIRATOR IS INSTALLED: A: In channels with high-temperature air discharge, which can dry out the lubricant from the bushing with the bearings. B: in wood stoves, whose smoke can leave significant soot or tar deposits, which can block the bearings and rotation of the pull rod. DISASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS: 1) Loosen the nut on the rotating ball 2) Remove the rotating ball and the sesel on the rod 3) Remove the sleeve 4) Fill the oil container with brake oil or high-temperature resistant flowing oils."]