Itho Daalderop bathroom extractor fan Ø 100 mm - white with timer and 2 speeds BTV-ssst T

Brand: Itho Daalderop

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Itho Daalderop bathroom extractor fan Ø 100 mm- white with timer and 2 speeds BTV-ssst T

This white bathroom and toilet fan from Itho Daalderop is suitable for any bathroom or toilet with pipes with a diameter of 100 mm and 125 mm. This is the quietest fan for your bathroom or toilet. During installation, you can choose between two speeds. The low speed ventilates a maximum of 35 m³/h at 21 dB(A) and the high speed ventilates a maximum of 75 m³/h at 29 dB(A). With the timer function, an additional ventilation delay time can be set. Installation is easy. The fan is easy to clean with a removable front plate.

This bathroom extractor fan has a diameter of 100 mm. This is equal to a diameter of 4 inches.

Brand	Itho Daalderop
Category	All bathroom fans
GTIN	8713418046110
Manufacturer's item number	53-00356
Article number	19110506

Specifications

Category code	119
Air volume, unloaded	78 m³/h
Connection voltage	230 V
Power consumption	10.4 W
Electrical connection	Terminals
Degree of protection (IP)	IPX4
Suitable for electronic control	No
Suitable for transformer control	No
Operation	Mains
Timer	Adjustable
Hygrostat	None
Louver	None
With non-return valve	Yes
Height	180 mm
Width	180 mm
Built-in depth (min)	78.5 mm
Built-in depth (max)	78.5 mm
Built-in diameter	98 mm
Colour	White
Diameter	100 mm
Noise level (dB)	29 dB
Mounting method	Ceiling mount, Wall mount
Shape	Square
Suitable for app operation	No

Documents

Brochure Itho Daalderop BTV

Manual Itho Daalderop BTV ssst

Handleiding Itho Daalderop BTV ssst

Bedieninsanleitung Itho Daalderop BTV ssst

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Saving energy Tips to reduce your energy bills with good ventilation

Energy prices are skyrocketing, and decesion have to be made between eating or heating. It is time to make our homes more sustainable and thus save energy. In summer, our homes use less energy than in winter. In summer you are outside more often and the heating does not have to be switched on. In winter, we often keep the windows closed to keep the heat in, but unfortunately that is when the problems arise. There is no fresh air coming into our well insulated houses. The lack of fresh air leads to high CO2 levels, which in turn leads to various health complaints.

Felix Dijkmeijer
30-09-2022

Air Quality Why do I need to have ventilation in the bathroom

Ventilation is necessary to create a healthy living environment. In damp rooms like the bathroom, good ventilation is extra important. This prevents health problems, but also problems such as strange odours, slipperiness, condensation and moisture problems including mould. Mould mainly grows in damp places and is not always visible. You can get rid of mould with baking soda, bleach or more persistent anti-fungal sprays, but this is only a short-term solution. To prevent mould and tackle it at its cause, it is necessary to ventilate the bathroom all year round. Moist air should especially not linger too long, especially if you like to take nice long showers.