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- with timer and humidity sensor
- Built-in thermal protection
- Interchangeable front covers
airRoxy bathroom extractor fan with 100 mm duct connection, timer and humidity sensor
The airRoxy dRim is a wall-mounted extractor fan for bathrooms, toilets and other small rooms, with an interchangeable decorative front panel. You choose a panel to match your tiles or walls, in glass or plastic and in a wide range of colours and prints. The fan draws in air around the edges of the panel, so all you see from the front is a sleek, closed surface instead of a grille. The airRoxy dRim bathroom fan requires a matching front panel to work correctly.
Benefits and features
- Interchangeable front panels: The panel clicks onto the front and comes off just as easily. This lets you clean it or give the fan a new look when you redecorate your bathroom.
- Built-in timer and humidity sensor: The fan runs automatically based on a timer or the humidity level. You can set the humidity sensor between 40 and 80% relative humidity.
- Ball bearings: The motor runs on ball bearings, giving it a long service life.
Installation, maintenance and applications
You mount the dRim on the wall over a 100 mm duct. This version with timer and sensor is connected with a three-core cable, as it needs a switched live in addition to the permanent supply. The fan is rated IPX2, so install it outside the direct splash zone of the shower or bath. For maintenance, simply unclip the panel and wash it. The dRim is suitable for bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms, as well as other rooms at home or in the office where you want quiet extraction.
| Brand | Air Roxy |
| Category | All bathroom fans |
| GTIN | 5902767168380 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 19402204 |
| Article number | 19402204 |
Specifications
| Category code | 84 |
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