Can A Snorkel Vent Be Used With A Range?

The Snorkel Vent is a unique air brick flood protection device that allows continuous ventilation even during a flood. It raises the height of air vents to keep flood water out, making it suitable for under-floor flooding. Land Rovers market their raised air intake for this reason, as it draws air up higher than the side vent. Snorkeling masks can range in price from ten to hundreds of dollars, depending on options and prescription lenses.

The Snorkel Vent is bonded over the air vents and depends on the underwater activity you intend to do. For scuba diving, choosing a semi-dry snorkel is best, while dry snorkels suit the most for snorkeling. Direct vent units should not have a snorkle attached unless recommended by the manufacturer. They must be 4 metal ductwork with no screws and plastic is prohibited.

Snorkel Vents are easy to fit into any building and can be fitted in five minutes. They are perfect for providing protection against surface flooding, as most flood water does not rise more than 300mm (1 foot) above the air. Snorkel Vents can be used at night and used during the day, but it is not a record. If using a snorkel vent, a 4×10 cutout is needed, while a built-in vent requires a 6 round pipe. The vent outside is always open.

In summary, the Snorkel Vent is a simple, air brick flood protection device that allows continuous ventilation even during a flood. It is suitable for various underwater activities and is recommended for use in multiple laboratories across Rowan University campus.