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Orcon duct roof fan MPV-10W 420 m³/h

The Orcon duct roof fan MPV-10W 420 m³/h is suitable as a central mechanical ventilation system for air extraction from the kitchen, bathroom, and toilet in a single dwelling. Additionally, the fan is easy to maintain. The motor with impeller can be removed without disconnecting the unit from the ducts. The duct roof fan is energy-efficient and produces a low noise level of 58 dB.

Key features of the Orcon duct roof fan

The fan is equipped with a direct current motor (EC type).
Energy-efficient and low noise.
Comes standard with a 1.4 meter cord. The cord is attached to the unit and includes a service switch.
Very long lifespan due to the use of a plastic housing (no corrosion) and the maintenance-free motor.
Easy to connect to the ducts, as the unit is equipped with a 125 mm transit sleeve.
Comes standard with three speed settings.

Brand	Orcon
Category	Orcon pipe roof fans
GTIN	8718403863093
Manufacturer's item number	21100175
Article number	28499600

Specifications

Number of steps	3 Step
Air Flow	420 m³/h
Fastening material available	1
Width	350 mm
Category code	92
Depth	350 mm
Frequency	50 Hertz
Sound	58 dB
Suitable for	Outdoor installation
Suitable for wireless control	[translate]
Height	230 mm
Duct connections	Rond 125
Colour	Black
Housing material	Plastic
Brand	Orcon
Weight	6.5 Kilogram
Cable length	1.4 meter
Motortype	Direct current motor
Venttype	Pipe fan
Implementation	Standard
Implementation 1	Standard
Voltage	230 V

Documents

Product sheet Orcon MPV-10W NL

Manual Orcon MPV-10W/MPV-10WRB NL

Energy Label

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