Vent Axia bathroom extractor fan Supra with humidity sensor, timer and pullcord switch Ø100 mm

Brand: Vent-Axia

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Diameter 100 mm
Airflow of 97 m³/h
with timer and humidity sensor

Vent Axia bathroom extractor fan Supra Ø 100 mm with humidity sensor and timer with pull cord

The Supra from Vent-Axia is the newest, powerful bathroom or toilet fan for wall and ceiling. Mount this fan to effectively dissipate the moist air so that you do not suffer from mould and damaged furniture and walls. This model (100HT) has a humidity sensor and delay timer with pull cord. The different functions of the 100HT are explained in more detail in the manual.
The low sound level is thanks to the vibration-damping motor mount. The innovative ball bearing motor ensures a low energy consumption and a long service life. There is a five-year warranty on this fan!

The sleek design ensures that installing the Supra does not interfere with your interior.

Benefits of Supra:

Low energy consumption and long service life
Low sound level
IPX5 classification
With humidity sensor
Equipped with 2 settings (high/low)
Fan with five-year warranty
Aerodynamic design for extra pressure build-up
Automatic back draught shutter
LED indicator shows the operation of the fan
UV-resistant plastic housing
Built-in spirit level for easy installation

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

This fan has a timer with a pull cord. It also has a humidity sensor that turns the fan on when the room is too humid.

Brand	Vent-Axia
Category	All bathroom fans
GTIN	05015135946913
Manufacturer's item number	8000001059
Article number	19500006

Specifications

Category code	159
Air volume, unloaded	97 m³/h
Connection voltage	230 V
Power consumption	7.5 kW
Electrical connection	Terminals
Degree of protection (IP)	IPX5
Suitable for electronic control	No
Suitable for transformer control	No
Operation	Pull cord
Timer	Adjustable
Hygrostat	Adjustable
Louver	None
With non-return valve	Yes
Height	160 mm
Width	160 mm
Built-in depth (min)	80 mm
Built-in depth (max)	80 mm
Built-in diameter	99 mm
Colour	White
Diameter	100 mm
Noise level (dB)	25 dB
Mounting method	Ceiling mount, Wall mount
Shape	Square
Suitable for app operation	No

Documents

Productblad Supra

Anleitung Supra

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