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DucoBox Silent Connect 400 m³/h
The DucoBox Silent Connect 400 m³/h with safety plug, the quietest and most energy-efficient residential fan in all fan modes. This advanced ventilation box ventilates according to the System C principle. This powerful exhaust fan can extract up to 400m³/h.
The DucoBox Silent Connect is easy to expand with CO2 and humidity sensors, either per extraction duct or in the room itself. The advantage of the sensors in the box, or box sensors, is that no wiring is required. The Duco is currently considered one of the most ideal, quietest and energy-efficient residential fans on the market.
Moreover, this Connect version of the DucoBox Silent can also be expanded with the DucoBox Communication Print. This allows you to operate your mechanical fan using your smartphone or tablet with the Duco Ventilation App!
Important features DucoBox Silent Connect
• 100% the quietest in all fan modes!
•Highest EPC reduction
• Standard 24-month warranty, view the warranty conditions on this registration page for additional warranty.
• Maximum air output of 400 m³/h at 150 Pa (450 m³/h at 100Pa)
• 7 Connections fitted with Ø125 mm!
| Brand | Duco |
| Category | Mechanical ventilation choice aid |
| GTIN | 5425037151573 |
| Manufacturer's item number | 0000-4250 |
| Article number | 19140037 |
Specifications
| Connection | Female |
| Number of inlet connections | 7 |
| Back connection | Yes |
| Width | 480 mm |
| Cos. phi according to EPN standard | 0,55 |
| Depth | 480 mm |
| Plug | Connecting cable with safety plug |
| Suitable for wireless remote control | Yes |
| Suitable for demand controlled ventilation | Yes |
| Height | 194 mm |
| Flow rate high at 100 Pa | 450 m³/h |
| Flow rate high at 150 Pa | 400 m³/h |
| Flow rate high at 200 Pa | 368 m³/h |
| Flow rate high at 250 Pa | 325 m³/h |
| Flow rate high at 300 Pa | 275 m³/h |
| Housing material | Plastic |
| With wireless remote control | No |
| With humidity sensor | No |
| Nom. duct diameter | 125 mm |
| Motortype | Direct current |
| Type of speed control | Other |
| All-in-one package | no |
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