Axial exhaust fan with backdraft damper | D120 | 220V | 182×168×69 mm | plastic | white color | IPX4

Technical Specifications

Type: axial exhaust fan
Mounting diameter: Ø120 mm
Supply voltage: 220 V AC
Power: 10 W
Dimensions: 182 x 168 x 69 mm
Air flow (capacity): 190 m³/h
Maximum pressure: 40 Pa
Noise level: 30 dB(A)
Ventilation type: air extraction (exhaust)
Housing material: moisture-resistant plastic
Mounting: flange mounting ring + mounting hooks 

Functions

Efficient air extraction – the fan ensures a stable air flow that effectively removes moisture, odors and contaminated air.
Back-draught shutter – the integrated shutter automatically closes when the fan is switched off, protecting the room from reverse air flow.
Low power consumption – allows the fan to operate for long periods while consuming minimal electricity.
Quiet operation – ensures comfortable use even in residential spaces.
Ball bearing motor – the reliable motor allows installation on the ceiling and ensures a longer service life.
Increased air flow – special horizontal ventilation grilles optimize air flow and improve ventilation efficiency.
Quick installation – mounting clips allow the fan to be quickly inserted into the duct without additional wall drilling.

Application

For household users: Suitable for bathrooms, toilets, kitchens, basements and storage rooms.
For electricians: Simple connection to standard ventilation ducts, installation possible in the wall or ceiling, quick insertion into the duct using mounting clips, stable fixation with the flange ring.
For engineers and designers: Suitable for ventilation systems in residential buildings, offices, small commercial premises, sanitary rooms in public facilities and auxiliary technical rooms.

Advantages

Very low power consumption
Quiet operation
Integrated back-draught shutter
Ball bearing motor – longer service life
Installation possible in wall or ceiling
Simple and fast installation
Compact size
Efficient air flow
Reliable construction

Disadvantages

Designed for ventilation of smaller rooms
May be insufficient for large ventilation systems