AWENTA hybrid ventilation system Awentis Ø100 Economy AW100 — wall/duct-mounted unit, 100 mm connector

AWENTA Awentis Ø100 Economy AW100 is a compact hybrid ventilation unit designed for residential and light-commercial spaces. The unit supports wall or duct mounting with a 100 mm connector and combines mechanical and passive ventilation modes to deliver regulated airflow for localized extraction and supply. The Economy variant focuses on essential airflow management while keeping installation and operation simple, making it suitable for bathrooms, kitchens and individual rooms that require mixed-mode ventilation.

Advantages

The Awentis AW100 hybrid system offers a compact footprint and flexible installation options for either ducted or direct wall mounting with a Ø100 connection. Its hybrid operation provides automatic or manual switching between mechanical extraction and passive ventilation to maintain airflow balance and reduce energy use compared with continuous full-mechanical systems. The unit’s simple design reduces installation complexity and maintenance needs while providing stable airflow control appropriate for small spaces.

Suitable for

• Bathroom extraction where intermittent mechanical ventilation is required.
• Kitchen or kitchenette ventilation in small apartments or studio units.
• Single-room supply or exhaust ventilation in residential or light-commercial premises.
• Retrofit projects where a compact Ø100 connection and wall or short duct mounting are preferred.

Key specifications

• Connector diameter: 100 mm (Ø100) suitable for small duct runs or wall-mounted outlets.
• Mounting options: wall-mounted or duct-mounted installation using the Ø100 connection.
• Ventilation mode: hybrid operation combining mechanical extraction with passive ventilation.
• Application range: designed for bathrooms, kitchens and single-room ventilation in residential and light-commercial settings.

How to use

Install the AW100 unit on a wall or connect it to a short duct run using the 100 mm connector following local building and electrical codes. Configure the unit according to the chosen installation: position for direct wall outlet or inline with ductwork. Use the unit’s controls or the building’s ventilation control system to switch between mechanical extraction and passive modes as needed. Ensure electrical supply is isolated during installation and maintenance, and follow the manufacturer’s mounting and wiring instructions.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, place the unit close to the source of moisture or odors (for example, above a shower or near a cooking area) and minimize long or highly convoluted duct runs. Regularly check and clean inlet/outlet grilles and replace any filters if applicable. Use in combination with timed or humidity-triggered controls to optimize ventilation efficiency and reduce unnecessary mechanical run time.