Bathroom extractor fan AWENTA Classic WC100 ø100 mm 68 m³/h 14 W 230 V white

AWENTA Classic WC100 ø100 mm bathroom extractor fan is designed for ventilation of small bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms. With a 100 mm duct connection, rated airflow of 68 m³/h and low power consumption of 14 W at 230 V, this compact unit removes humid air and odors to improve indoor air quality. The fan is finished in white and can be mounted on a ceiling or on a wall, offering either continuous operation or timed air extraction to match typical residential ventilation needs.

Advantages

The AWENTA Classic WC100 combines compact size with effective airflow for small spaces while keeping energy use low. Its 100 mm connection and 68 m³/h capacity make it suitable for quick moisture and odor removal without excessive noise or power draw. The white finish provides a neutral look that integrates with common bathroom and toilet interiors. Installation flexibility for ceiling or wall mounting simplifies replacement or retrofitting in existing ducts.

Suitable for

• Small bathrooms and shower rooms
• Toilets and WC rooms
• Utility rooms and laundry areas
• Ventilation of passive or intermittently used spaces

Key specifications

• Duct connection diameter: 100 mm (ø100)
• Rated airflow: 68 m³/h
• Power consumption: 14 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Mounting: ceiling or wall
• Finish color: white

How to use

Install the AWENTA Classic WC100 on a suitable 100 mm duct or ventilation grille following local electrical and building regulations. Connect the unit to a 230 V supply and select the desired mode of operation — continuous ventilation for ongoing air exchange or timed operation controlled by an external switch or timer where appropriate. Ensure the fan is positioned to draw air from the area requiring ventilation and discharge into an appropriate duct or vent to the outside.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, check that ductwork and external vents are clear of obstructions and sized for 100 mm connections. Use timed operation to reduce energy use where constant ventilation is not required, and schedule periodic cleaning of the impeller and grille to maintain airflow and reduce noise.