Vent Axia bathroom extractor fan Svara with humidity and light sensor Ø100 - 125mm (app-controlled)

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Vent Axia bathroom extractor fan Svara with humidity and light sensor Ø100 - 125 mm (app-controlled)

The Svara from Vent-Axia is the first app-controlled extractor fan in the world. This revolutionary fan offers more comfort in your home by automatically creating an ideal indoor climate. You control the smart fan via bluetooth with the corresponding Svara app. The automatic fan is suitable for wall mounting in bathrooms and kitchens. In addition to its modern fan design, the Svara is the smartest and quietest fan ever. The EC motor inside makes the fan extremely energy-efficient.

Benefits of Svara:

Timer
Humidity sensor
Light sensor
IP44 classification
Universally applicable
EC motor with two-year warranty
Permanent or interrupted ventilation
Installation and operation via bluetooth-supported app
App-controlled automatic fan with three speeds
'quiet hours' can be set via the clock program
The Svara works at 230 Volt or 12 Volt (12V transformer not included)
Boost (spray) function for rapid extraction of contaminated air

The smart fan has three unique functions. The Svara has a built-in humidity sensor and can independently control the speed of the fan when the relative humidity in the air is high, and reduce it again when the moisture content has dropped. In addition, the new Vent-Axia system is equipped with a special light sensor with delayed switch-off time. When the fan detects that you are entering the room, the speed will automatically increase. Even when light is activated, the Svara will increase its speed. By setting a delay time via the app, the Svara will not be activated during short visits to the bathroom or in the light of passing cars. The clock program in the smart fan allows you to boost or turn off the Svara at scheduled times. The fan has a maximum air volume of 110 m³/h.

Pros and cons

Extremely quiet even at 110 m³/h
Very easy to mount in ceiling or wall
User-friendly and easy to set up via phone or tablet (app)
Very energy efficient
Not suitable for ceiling mounting
A 230/12V transformer is only required separately for connection in zone 1.

Quality guarantee

The app-controlled fan runs permanently in the lowest setting and is only boosted when necessary. When the Svara detects no activity in your home, the spray function will be activated every 12 hours and dissipate contaminated air for 30, 60 or 90 minutes. The fan has protection class IP44. At Ventilationland you get a 5-year warranty on this product.

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

Brand	Vent-Axia
Category	12V bathroom extractor fans
GTIN	5015135739560
Manufacturer's item number	8000000001
Article number	19500001

Specifications

Category code	160
Air volume, unloaded	110 m³/h
Connection voltage	230 V
Power consumption	4 kW
Electrical connection	Terminals
Degree of protection (IP)	IP44
Suitable for electronic control	No
Suitable for transformer control	No
Operation	Other
Timer	Adjustable
Hygrostat	Adjustable
Louver	None
With non-return valve	No
Height	177 mm
Width	177 mm
Built-in depth (min)	81 mm
Built-in depth (max)	81 mm
Built-in diameter	99 mm
Colour	White
Plug type	Power grid
Diameter	100 mm, 120 mm, 125 mm
Noise level (dB)	20 dB
Mounting method	Wall mount
Shape	Round
Suitable for app operation	Yes

Documents

Vent-Axia Svara - Productblad

Vent-Axia Svara - User Manual

Broschüre Lo-Carbon Svara

Datenblatt Lo-Carbon Svara

User Manual - Lo-Carbon Svara

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