SCREEN
The SCREEN H6JN is a roof equipment screen model. The SCREEN H6JN is a standard mount model. The SCREEN H6JN is a 6-inch deep horizontal blade model with a low profile narrow blade design.[1]
A roof equipment screen uses louver blades to block direct sight lines while leaving open area for air passage. A horizontal blade arrangement with standard blade profiles can be inverted to reduce sight-through from ground level, and a vertical blade arrangement can use a sight-proof blade profile to obscure equipment from multiple viewing angles.[1]
The H6JN is a standard-mount model in the six-inch-deep horizontal-blade group. The H6JN is a low-profile narrow-blade design.[1]
The H6JN belongs to the standard-mount roof equipment screen family. The H6JN is suited to applications that use a six-inch-deep horizontal louvered screen with a low-profile narrow-blade form.[1]
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Last updated Oct 8, 2026.