OGS 4-in Y Connector - Galvanized Steel Ducting Wye
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Split One Duct Run Into Two - 4-in Wye Fitting
Running separate fans for every branch of a ventilation layout adds cost and clutter. This Y connector lets one 4-in duct run feed or exhaust two branches. It is made from galvanized steel with a powder coated finish, so it holds its shape and resists corrosion in humid growing spaces.
Sold as a single fitting, it suits hobbyists adding a second branch to a small tent or room, and growers who need a few connectors to plan a larger duct layout. Order one for each split you need.
Key Features & Benefits
- Y-shaped split — divides one 4-in duct run into two branches.
- Galvanized steel body — rigid construction that keeps its form under normal airflow.
- Powder coated finish — adds corrosion resistance for humid environments.
- Compact size — measures 10 x 8 x 5 in and weighs 1 lb.
Who Should Use OGS 4-in Y Connector
Use it if you manage ventilation in an indoor cultivation space and want to branch a 4-in duct line without adding another fan. It suits both home and commercial setups with 4-in ducting.
About OGS 4-in Y Connector
The OGS 4-in Y Connector is a ventilation duct fitting made from galvanized steel with a powder coated finish. It is sold each and measures 10 in long, 8 in wide and 5 in high.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does a Y connector do?
A: It joins one duct to two, or two ducts to one. You can use it to split airflow between two areas or merge two intake or exhaust lines.
Q: What duct size does it fit?
A: It is a 4-in connector, made for 4-in ducting. Check your duct diameter before ordering.
Q: What is it made of?
A: The body is galvanized steel with a powder coated finish. This combination resists corrosion in humid spaces.
Q: How many come in an order?
A: One connector is sold per order. Buy as many as your layout needs.
Q: Will splitting airflow reduce flow in each branch?
A: Yes, a fan's airflow divides between branches. Size your fan for the total duct run, not just one branch.
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