Bathroom extractor fan AWENTA Loop WL125H Ø125mm 55/100 m³/h 6/8W 230V with humidity sensor white

AWENTA Loop WL125H is a compact bathroom extractor fan designed for continuous and intermittent ventilation in small sanitary spaces. With a Ø125 mm duct connection and a two-speed nominal airflow of 55/100 m³/h, this unit provides efficient removal of moist air to reduce condensation and the risk of mold. The fan operates from a 230 V supply and features an integrated humidity sensor that automatically starts or adjusts operation based on relative humidity levels, helping to maintain healthier indoor air in bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms.

Advantages

The AWENTA Loop WL125H combines low power consumption with effective airflow management: its rated power is 6 W at the lower speed and 8 W at the higher speed, enabling energy-efficient ventilation. The built-in humidity sensor enables automatic control without separate sensors or timers, while the standard Ø125 mm duct connection makes installation straightforward in common ventilation systems. The white finish is suitable for discreet mounting in bathroom interiors.

Suitable for

• Residential bathrooms and showers
• Toilets and small washrooms
• Small utility rooms and cupboards requiring controlled ventilation
• Replacement or upgrade of existing Ø125 mm duct fans

Key specifications

• Duct connection diameter: Ø125 mm
• Nominal airflow: 55 / 100 m³/h (two-speed)
• Power consumption: 6 W (low) / 8 W (high)
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Integrated humidity sensor for automatic operation
• Color: white
• Application: bathroom and small-room ventilation

How to use

Install the fan in a wall or ceiling mounting location with a compatible Ø125 mm duct run, following local electrical and building regulations. Connect the unit to a 230 V supply and wire the humidity sensor and speed selection according to the installation instructions provided by the manufacturer. Once powered, the humidity sensor will start the fan automatically when relative humidity exceeds the set threshold; the fan will switch to lower power or stop when humidity returns to acceptable levels. Regularly check and clean the fan grille and impeller to maintain airflow and extend service life.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, position the fan where it can extract air directly from the wettest area (near shower or bath) and ensure the duct run is as short and straight as possible. Periodic inspection of wiring and removal of dust or lint will help preserve sensor accuracy and motor efficiency.