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The ATCO RUBBER PRODUCTS FD-10X25-R8FB is a 10-inch diameter, 25-foot flexible air duct with R8 insulation, designed for low-to-medium operating pressures in residential and commercial HVAC distribution systems. The outer jacket is constructed from a tri-directional fiberglass scrim reinforced, metallized polyester for durability and vapor resistance. The inner core is air-tight, maintaining system efficiency across the full run length. This product carries UL 181, Class 1 Air Duct certification, meeting the code requirements most jurisdictions mandate for flexible duct installations. It is typically installed by licensed HVAC technicians during new construction or system retrofit work.
This flexible duct is suited for supply and return air distribution in forced-air HVAC systems where flexible connections or branch runs are required. The R8 insulation value makes it appropriate for unconditioned spaces such as attics and crawlspaces where higher thermal performance is needed to limit heat gain or loss. The 10-inch diameter accommodates higher-volume branch or trunk runs typical in larger residential or light commercial applications. Compatible system configurations include those requiring UL 181, Class 1 rated flexible air duct per local mechanical codes.
Designed as a UL 181, Class 1 compliant flexible air duct for use in low-to-medium pressure forced-air HVAC distribution systems requiring R8 insulated flexible duct in 10-inch diameter configurations.
Installation should be performed by a licensed HVAC technician in accordance with local mechanical codes and SMACNA flexible duct installation guidelines. Power down the air handling system and verify the system is de-energized before connecting or sealing duct sections. Secure all connections with approved drawbands and UL 181B-listed mastic or tape as required by the applicable mechanical code. Avoid sharp bends or excessive compression of the duct, as both conditions reduce airflow and effective insulation performance.
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