Emergency roof inlet gravity DN125 vertical, with adjustable emergency cap, with steel clamping ring HL62SAFE/2

Emergency roof drainage – safety in the face of extreme rainfall

This vertical emergency roof inlet, with a diameter of DN125, provides reliable protection for the building against the effects of intense rainfall. Its main task is to ensure gravity drainage of the roof in situations where the main water drainage system stops working, for example due to overflow or damage. The inlet directs water to the area adjacent to the building – important: it should not be connected to the main roof drainage system.

Design and functionality

The inlet is characterized by a solid construction with a steel screwed ring, which ensures durability and tightness of the connection. A key feature is the height-adjustable emergency cap, allowing precise adjustment to the permissible water level. Adjustment in the range of 28-68 mm allows for optimal system performance in various weather conditions and with different roof loads. The thermally insulated body minimizes the risk of thermal bridges.

For the installer and end user

The inlet is easy and intuitive to install, thanks to the DN125 socket connection or the compensating socket of welded HDPE systems. The adjustable cap makes it easier to adapt to specific installation conditions and ensures optimal drainage performance. For the end user, this means peace of mind and protection of the building against flooding in the event of extreme rainfall. The inlet is an independent emergency system that works even when the main water drainage system fails.

• Emergency drainage: Provides effective water drainage in case of overload of the main drainage system.
• Adjustable height: Smooth adjustment of the cap (28-68 mm) allows for optimal adaptation to roof conditions.
• Durable construction: Steel screwed ring guarantees a stable and tight connection.
• Easy installation: Compatible with popular DN125 and HDPE socket connection systems.
• Flood protection: Minimizes the risk of building damage caused by excessive rainfall.
• Thermal insulation: Reduces the risk of thermal bridges, improving the building's energy efficiency.