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I've got a 10" roof cap that I need to install but it does have a tail piece to put down the hole to attach my duct work to for my range hood. I was wondering if it was intended to have the duct work extend up threw the roof into the cap? I'm just trying to make sure i'm on the right track.

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I've got a kitchen circuit that is overloaded and I want to split it up. I called a electrican who gave me a rough bid of 300-500 to run two new circuits and clean up some junction boxes in the attic. That didn't sound too bad to me, so I had him come back to give me a more firm bid, but he has...

thanks for all of the replies and ideas, It seems like the consensus is that a good caulk and forming the cap tight to the profile or using the closures (Which I didn't know were water proof, I thought they were just for keep bugs and stuff out of your attic.) will do the trick. Thanks for...

I googled z bar and I can kinda visualize how that works, but I don't see how to protect the front edge of either the roof cap or this z bar from coming into contact with water, I'm sure that's the mostly like spot for the cap to leak. Relying just on caulk or roofing cement seems like a bad...

The Manufactor is central states manufacturing and it's there panel loc series. it is screw down style. Thanks, Darius.

I've tried searching the net and I can find any info on how to install a roof cap in a metal roof. Thanks Darius.

Sorry if that was a dumb question I've never put in a variable speed switch and since it wasn't labeled I figured I would ask instead of potiential burning it up, trying to figure it out. Thanks again, Darius.

I've got this switch to run my kitchen exhaust. Looking at the diagram I couldn't out how to wire it. I've included a copy of the diagram. If anyone can help, i would greatly appreciate it. Thanks, Darius. http://www.ventingdirect.com/mediabase/specifications/99041769.pdf