Mercator Jupiter 3 in 1 Ceiling Exhaust Fan with Heat and Light – 560m3/hr – White
Original price was: $519.00.$469.00Current price is: $469.00.
The Mercator Jupiter 3-in-1 Ceiling Exhaust fan in White is a bathroom solution that combines powerful ventilation, efficient heating, and customisable lighting in one sleek unit. With a high airflow extraction rate of up to 560 m³/hr and a 2000W PTC heating element, this unit ensures optimal comfort in your bathroom. The 20W LED panel offers adjustable colour temperatures, while the durable metal housing and thermal safety protection provide reliability. Suitable for installation in large rooms (20m³+), the Jupiter 3-in-1 is perfect for maintaining a comfortable environment in spacious bathrooms.
Mercator Jupiter 3 in 1 Main Features
| Extraction Rate | 560 m3/hr (155.56 l/s) |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 220-240V |
| Motor Wattage | 100w |
| Light | 20w CCT LED |
| Heat | 1 x 2000w PTC heating element |
| Light Lumens | 1100 Lm |
| Light Colour Temperature | Warm White, Neutral White, Cool White |
| Ductable | Yes (150mm) |
This exhaust unit includes a wall switch controller, a flexible aluminium duct(1.5m x 100mm), and an external grille.
| Brand | Mercator |
|---|---|
| Manufacturers Part Number | BH182ESWWH |
| Colour | White |
| Capacity (m3/hr) | 560 m3/hr |
| Capacity (l/s) | 155.55 l/s |
| Ceiling Hole Size | 580mm x 320mm |
| IP Rating | IP22 |
| Light Type | LED |
| Light Details | CCT LED: Warm White, Neutral White, Cool White |
| Light Wattage | 20w |
| Material | Metal, Plastic |
| Installation | This fan requires hardwiring by an electrician |
| Installation Location | Ceiling |
| Includes Backdraft Shutter | Yes |
| Warranty | Mercator: 3 year in-home warranty. 2 year warranty for Heat Lamps. Conditions Apply. Contact Mercator on 1300 552 255. |
| General Exhaust Fan Advice | It is recommended to achieve a minimum of 15 air changes per hour in a bathroom to remove excess moisture., To work this out, calculate the volume of air in the room ( length x width x height, all in meters) and multiply this by the number of air changes to get the required air volume of the fan. |
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