Jenn-Air SVE87600, SVE47600, SVE47500, SVD48600, SVE47100 dimensions Maximum B

5" Dia. Duct	5" to	5" Dia. Duct		Duct Length RecommendationsA
	3 1/4" x 10"
	Transition		5" Wall	(Maximum)B
	Elbow
			Cap		5" Dia.C	6" Dia. or
						3 1/4 x 10"C
				All ElectricD	10'	60'
		Through the wall in back of		All GasE	10'	60'
Rear Duct (Inside Wall)		the grill-range directly to		The Long Duct Run
		the outside		With Jenn-Air's powerful blower,
6" Dia. Elbow				Jenn-Air downdraft grill-ranges
				can vent up to the equivalent of
				60 feet.
		5" - 6"	6" Wall	Here's how it works.
		Transition		For duct runs equivalent to 30'
			Cap	or less, install as received. For
Out from the right of the		F	, along	duct runs equivalent to 31' to
		Down through the floor		60', simply snap out the restricter
appliance through cabinet toe-		the floor joists and through
				ring on the blower inlet housing.
kick space to an outside wall		the foundation or an outside wall
				See installation instructions for
				specific information.

Notes:

A.For venting up to the equivalent of 60', use standard steel ducting and elbows.

B.IMPORTANT: See installation instructions shipped with product before selecting island cabinetry, making cutouts or beginning installation. For best performance, it is suggested that no more than three 90 degree elbows be used with 6" or 3 1/4" x 10" duct. Each foot of metal flex duct counts as two feet of rigid metal duct. Each flex elbow counts as two metal elbows. For longer duct runs of 31' to 60', the restricter ring on the blower inlet housing must be removed. 6" round or 3 1/4 x 10" duct must be used for ducting beyond 10' (up to 60'). Failure to follow ducting recommendations or use recommended ducting accessories may result in substandard performance.

C.Count each 90 degree elbow as 5' of duct.

D.When venting electric ranges, 5" diameter round duct may be used to vent straight out the back of appliance and directly through the wall for runs of 10' or less.

E.When venting dual-fuel ranges, 5" diameter round duct must be used for runs of 10' or less.

F.When installing through a slab, it is essential that the system be properly calculated, designed and installed before the house is built, when the slab is poured.