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- Ø 125 mm
- Airflow of 150 m3/h
Bathroom extractor fan round Ø 125 mm antraciet - design EAT125A
Stylish ventilation in the bathroom is made possible thanks to the installation of a designer bathroom extractor fan. There are various models of bathroom extractor fans available with a wide choice of different colours, sizes and designs that include additional options for even better extraction in the bathroom. Our bathroom extractor fans can be installed in any desired space, for example in your bathroom, toilet or storage room. This ventilator has a Ø of 125 mm and is anthracite in colour. Mounting of the design bathroom extractor fan is possible on wall or ceiling. Equipped with a special bearing motor that guarantees long-term use. For optimum ease of use, the toilet fan can be switched on and off if required. Supplied with manual in English.
This bathroom extractor fan can be mounted in the wall or in the ceiling.
Attention! Our bathroom extractor fans are not supplied with mounting materials.
| Brand | Europlast |
| Category | All bathroom fans |
| GTIN | 4750492015063 |
| Manufacturer's item number | EAT125A |
| Article number | 19300317 |
Specifications
| Category code | 15 |
| Operation | Mains |
| Colour | Other |
| Width | 178 mm |
| Height | 178 mm |
| Degree of protection (IP) | IPX4 |
| Connection voltage | 230 V |
| Air volume, unloaded | 150 m³/h |
| Power consumption | 16 W |
| With non-return valve | No |
| Timer | None |
| Noise level (dB) | 36 dB |
| Built-in depth (max) | 80 mm |
| Shape | Round |
| Built-in depth (min) | 80 mm |
| Hygrostat | None |
| Mounting method | Ceiling mount, Wall mount |
| Built-in diameter | 125 mm |
| Suitable for app operation | No |
| Diameter | 125 mm |
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