Good points

Easy to clean
Operated by lever
Insect screen

Exterior wall duct insulated Ø100 mm

Plastic insulated exterior wall duct for natural ventilation in any desired area. The air supply can be regulated with a valve that is operated by a cord or handle. The wall duct is provided with sound insulation, ensuring minimal noise pollution. With a noise level of 30 dB maximum, the system is whisper quiet. The system also has a filter that offers protection against dust and insects.

Product specifications

• Decorative cap diameter: 175 mm
• Diameter outer grille: 124 mm
• External diameter pipe: 103 mm
• Nominal tube inner diameter
• Back draught shutter: no

Cleaning is easy, as all parts can be easily disassembled. It is advisable to clean the filters twice a year. Standard filters can be washed in soapy water.

Brand	Europlast
Category	Wall penetrations for natural ventilation
GTIN	4750492010808
Manufacturer's item number	SPK2-100dB
Article number	19300150

Specifications

Outer diameter cap	124 mm
Category code	15
Insulated	Yes
Length	400 mm
Material	Plastic
Nom. diameter	100 mm
Type of insulation material	Other
Operating length	466 mm

Documents

Informatieblad SPK2

Gebruiksaanwijzing ventilator SPK2

Bedienungsanleitung Lüfter SPK2

Manuel de l'utilisateur

Technische informatie SPK2

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