A 90 degree bend in the ducting of a canopy extractor can be used to change the direction of the airflow. Allowing the ducting to pass through walls or ceilings, or to navigate around obstacles in the kitchen layout.

When installing a 90-degree bend in the ducting, it’s important to ensure that the bend is of the appropriate size for the extractor fan and the ducting used. The size of the bend can affect the performance of the extractor. As it can cause air resistance and decrease the efficiency of the system.

It’s also important to ensure that the bend is installed correctly and is properly sealed. As any leaks or air loss can also reduce the effectiveness of the extractor.

It’s recommended to keep the number of bends in the ducting to a minimum. As each bend can reduce the airflow and increase the risk of blockages. A 90-degree bend should be used only when necessary and in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidelines for the specific extractor model.

Here are some additional details to consider when using a 90-degree bend in the ducting for a canopy extractor. Material, size, distance, cleaning, and codes and regulations.

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