Bathroom fan AWENTA Vegaz WGB150CTR 150 mm, airflow 80/225 m³/h

Axial bathroom fan AWENTA Vegaz WGB150CTR with a 150 mm inlet diameter provides two selectable airflow rates (80 and 225 m³/h) for controlled extraction in bathrooms and small utility rooms. The compact design allows for wall or ceiling mounting and ensures effective removal of moisture and odors to improve indoor air quality and reduce the risk of mold growth.

Advantages

The fan offers two distinct operating modes to match ventilation needs and energy consumption. Its axial impeller design delivers steady airflow at the specified capacities while maintaining relatively low noise levels. The compact casing and 150 mm inlet make installation straightforward in standard ducting systems. Corrosion-resistant materials and a balanced rotor support reliable, long-term operation in humid environments.

Suitable for

• Bathroom extraction in residential apartments and houses
• Ventilation of small utility rooms and laundry areas
• Replacement of similar-sized axial fans in wall or ceiling mounts
• Improving air exchange to prevent condensation and mold

Key specifications

• Inlet diameter: 150 mm
• Airflow: 80 m³/h (low) and 225 m³/h (high)
• Fan type: axial
• Mounting: wall or ceiling
• Application: domestic bathrooms and small utility rooms
• Construction: compact housing suitable for standard duct connections

How to use

Select the appropriate airflow mode based on ventilation demand: use the lower setting for background ventilation and the higher setting for rapid moisture or odor removal after showers or laundry. Install the fan in a suitable location on a wall or ceiling with access to a 150 mm duct. Ensure that electrical connections comply with local regulations and that the fan is connected to a switch or timer as required. Regularly inspect and clean the inlet and impeller to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For effective moisture control, run the fan on the higher setting during and for a short period after bathing, or use a timer or humidity sensor to automate operation. Keep ducting as straight and short as possible and secure all joints to minimize airflow losses. Periodic cleaning of the casing and impeller will extend service life and preserve airflow capacity.