The vertical elbow takes the run from the wall down to a ground-mounted outdoor unit, with a flat flange that sits against the wall or floor line. It is the fitting that closes the gap on the wall-to-floor drop, the most common exterior run on residential mini split installations. This fitting is supplied in brown, moulded from the same colour-through PVC as the brown kit, so joints and corners stay invisible on the wall.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Component | Brown 90 Degree Vertical Elbow |
| Material | Rigid PVC (UPVC), UV-stabilised, high impact resistance |
| Profile | 75 mm slim series |
| Colour | Brown |
| Compatibility | Fits the AC Line Cover Kit series straight duct and covers |
| Supply format | Single component, bulk pack or complete kit, OEM/ODM available |
Where the building is brick or timber-clad, brown blends in where lighter finishes would glare. The shade was selected against common European brick tones, and it is moulded through the full thickness of the PVC so scratches stay the same colour as the surface. Pair this vertical elbow with base with the matching kit and a run that crosses brickwork, timber fencing or a brown fascia stays visually quiet from the street, with no repainting needed after installation.
Q: When is a vertical elbow used instead of a flat elbow?
A: When the run changes from horizontal along the wall to vertical down to the unit. The flat elbow is for turns that stay in the wall plane.
Q: Does it work with a ground-level outdoor unit?
A: Yes. The elbow is designed for the drop from wall height to a unit standing on the ground or on a plinth.
Q: Can it be used on a rooftop installation?
A: Yes, provided the turn matches the 90 degree geometry. For other angles use the adjustable elbow.
The southeast corner of the private entrepreneurship park in Huadian Town, Qihui County, Dezhou City, Shandong Province
