Bathroom Axial Fan AWENTA WC120, 120 mm, 105 m³/h, 16 W, 230 V, white

AWENTA WC120 is a 120 mm axial bathroom fan designed to remove humid air and odors from bathrooms and small wet rooms. The compact white housing and simple mounting make it suitable for wall or window installation in residential settings. Operating at 230 V and consuming 16 W, the fan provides up to 105 m³/h airflow, offering effective intermittent or continuous extraction to reduce condensation and improve indoor air quality.

Advantages

The fan combines a compact design with low power consumption and a relatively high airflow for its size. Its axial impeller ensures direct airflow with minimal installation depth, while the white finish integrates with common bathroom décors. The product is suitable for both intermittent and continuous operation, providing stable performance and straightforward mounting that requires minimal space.

Suitable for

• Ventilation of residential bathrooms and toilets
• Small wet rooms and shower enclosures
• Replacement of existing 120 mm axial extraction fans
• Wall or window mounting where compact installation is needed

Key specifications

• Fan type: axial
• Impeller diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum airflow: 105 m³/h
• Power consumption: 16 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Finish: white
• Application: intermittent or continuous extraction of humid air

How to use

Install the fan in a wall or window opening sized for a 120 mm impeller following local electrical codes. Connect to a 230 V supply and secure the housing with appropriate fasteners. For intermittent use, operate via a light switch or separate switch; for continuous ventilation, connect to a timer or dedicated circuit as required. Ensure the fan outlet vents to the outside and that ducting, if used, is of suitable diameter and free of obstructions to maintain the rated airflow.

Usage recommendations

Position the fan to extract air directly from the wettest part of the room and avoid long, narrow duct runs that reduce performance. Regularly check and clean the grille and impeller to prevent dust buildup and maintain airflow. If installing in a continuously occupied space, verify local regulations for continuous ventilation and consider using a timer or humidity-controlled switch for energy-efficient operation.