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Itho Daalderop bathroom extractor fan Ø 100 mm- in white with humidity sensor BTV-N202 H
This white bathroom and toilet ventilator from Itho Daalderop is suitable for any bathroom or toilet with tubes of 100 mm and 125 mm diameter.The humidity sensor ensures that more ventilation takes place automatically when there is an increase in humidity, for example during a shower. The ventilator has an extraction capacity of 75m3/h, so almost every bathroom or toilet is ventilated quickly. Installation is simple. The fan is easy to clean thanks to a removable front plate. Quiet and reliable.This bathroom extractor fan has a diameter of 100 mm. This is equal to a diameter of 4 inches.
Brand | Itho Daalderop |
Category | Bathroom ceiling extractor fan |
GTIN | 8713418046073 |
Manufacturer's item number | 53-00352 |
Article number | 19110502 |
Specifications
Functionality | Switchable |
Functionality | Humidity sensor |
Sound | 35 Decibel |
IP protection class | IPX4 |
Built-in | Yes |
Built-in depth | 78 mm |
Color | White |
Housing material | Plastic |
With automatic closing valve | No |
With movement sensor | No |
With odour sensor | No |
With light sensor | No |
Diameter | 100 |
With timer | No |
With pull cord | No |
With humidity sensor | Yes |
Weight | 0.62 kg |
Ceiling mounting | Yes |
Switchable | Yes |
Venttype | Bathroom fan |
Power | 11.7 W |
Voltage | 230 V |
Shape | Square |
Wall mounting | Yes |
Air Flow | 75 m³/h |
Bluetooth | No |
Front width | 160 mm |
Front height | 186 mm |
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