Ventair Airbus EC 200 Square Ceiling Exhaust Fan with Wall Control

Name: Ventair Airbus EC 200 Square Ceiling Exhaust Fan with Wall Control
SKU: ECVAAE11SQWH
Availability: InStock

$195.00

Ventair Airbus EC 200 Square is a high-quality ceiling exhaust fan designed for continuous and economical ventilation. The three-speed EC motor ensures minimal operating costs while maintaining low noise levels. Additionally, it comes with a wireless wall control that allows you to select boost, run, and 24/7 modes.

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SKU: ECVAAE11SQWH Categories: Bathroom Exhaust Fans, Ceiling Exhaust Fans, Continuous Ventilation, Exhaust Fans, Ventair Airbus Range, Ventair Exhaust Fans

Ventair Airbus EC 200 Square Features

It offers continuous operation, promoting a healthier environment. Its primary purpose is to replace stale or moist air with fresh air. This efficiency is achieved through it’s EC motor, resulting in minimal operating expenses for extended use, at just $1 per month in operating costs*. Additionally, the product emits very low noise levels, further enhancing its reliability.

Moderate-level air extraction
3 modes (boost, run, 24/7) with different speed settings
Max 37 dB(A) noise level
Wireless wall controller included
Super low profile
5 year warranty

*Actual figures may vary based on factors such as speed, installation location, and variations in energy retailers

Airbus EC 200 Instruction Manual

Manufacturer	Ventair
Manufacturers Part Number	PVPXEC200SQ
Colour	White
Capacity (m3/hr)	0245 m3/hr
Capacity (l/s)	68.06 l/s
Noise Level	37 dB(A)
IP Rating	IPX4
Ceiling Hole Size	ø 240mm
Duct Size	100mm
Material	Plastic
Installation	This fan comes with a lead and plug for connection to a powerpoint.
Warranty	Ventair: The manufacturer offers a 5 year warranty on the motor (conditions apply)
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.