Value Collection 10104247 Galvanized Round Pipe 4in 24in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 10104247 is a 26-gauge galvanized round pipe used in straight-run duct sections, exhaust routing, and general HVAC sheet metal work. The pipe measures 4 inches inside diameter and 24 inches in overall length. Galvanized steel construction resists corrosion in both indoor and light-duty exterior applications. At 2.03 pounds, it is light enough for single-technician handling and standard sheet metal fastener installation. HVAC technicians and sheet metal workers install this pipe as part of supply, return, or exhaust duct assemblies in residential and light commercial systems.

This pipe is suited for residential forced-air HVAC duct runs, ventilation systems, range hood exhaust, bath fan discharge, and similar low-pressure air-handling applications requiring a 4-inch round duct section. The 24-inch length fits standard stud-bay and joist-bay runs without field cutting in many common rough-in conditions. It connects with standard 4-inch round duct fittings, collars, and take-offs using sheet metal screws and foil tape per local mechanical code requirements.

Key Features

• Galvanized steel construction resists rust and corrosion in typical HVAC duct environments
• 4-inch inside diameter fits standard 4-inch round duct fittings and connectors
• 24-inch overall length suits common residential duct run segments
• 26-gauge wall thickness appropriate for low-pressure supply and exhaust duct work
• Lightweight at 2.03 pounds for easy single-technician installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard component for 4-inch round duct systems in residential and light commercial HVAC, ventilation, and exhaust applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians or sheet metal workers. Shut down the air-handling unit and confirm the system is de-energized before modifying any duct section. Secure joints with sheet metal screws and seal with listed foil tape or mastic per IMC and local mechanical code requirements. Avoid over-crimping the pipe ends, as deformation can restrict airflow and compromise fitting connections.