Bathroom Extractor Fan AWENTA WB100, 100 mm, 90 m³/h, 14 W, 230 V, white

AWENTA WB100 is a compact bathroom extractor fan with a 100 mm duct connection, designed for continuous ventilation of bathrooms, toilets and small utility rooms. The unit provides up to 90 m³/h airflow while consuming 14 W on a 230 V supply. Its white housing and standard dimensions allow discreet wall or ceiling installation in residential interiors where reliable moisture and odor extraction is required.

Advantages

The fan combines low power consumption with a modest noise profile and delivers consistent extraction performance suitable for small rooms. Its standard 100 mm connection and compact form factor simplify installation in existing ductwork or through-wall openings. The white finish integrates with common bathroom décors and the motor is rated for continuous operation on a 230 V supply.

Suitable for

• Bathrooms and shower rooms requiring regular moisture extraction
• Toilets and powder rooms to control odors
• Small utility rooms and laundry areas with limited ventilation
• Renovation projects where a 100 mm duct connection is available

Key specifications

• Duct diameter: 100 mm
• Maximum airflow: 90 m³/h
• Power consumption: 14 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Mounting: wall or ceiling
• Color: white

How to use

Install the AWENTA WB100 in a suitable wall or ceiling opening with a matched 100 mm duct or short spigot so that extracted air is discharged outdoors or into appropriate ductwork. Connect the fan to a 230 V supply following local electrical regulations; use a dedicated circuit or switched supply as required by the installation. For continuous ventilation, provide permanent power; for intermittent use, control via a switch or timer. Ensure the unit is mounted securely and that the airflow direction is correct before finalizing the installation.

Usage recommendations

For effective humidity control, position the fan close to the main moisture source (shower or bath) and ensure the duct route to the outside is as short and straight as possible. Periodically check and clean the grille and impeller to maintain airflow; follow local safety rules when disconnecting electrical power for maintenance.