Exhaust fan AWENTA Nea fi 100 14W IPX4 with timer switch, gray (WNI100T)

AWENTA Nea fi 100 is a compact wall or ceiling exhaust fan designed for ventilation of bathrooms, toilets and small utility rooms. The unit features a 100 mm duct connection, rated power of 14 W and IPX4 splash protection, making it suitable for damp environments. A built-in timer switch allows delayed shut-off to maintain airflow after use, and the gray finish provides a discreet appearance that fits a variety of interiors.

Advantages

The fan combines low power consumption with effective air extraction for small rooms. IPX4 ingress protection ensures safe operation in areas with occasional splashes of water. The integrated timer switch provides convenience by keeping the fan running for a preset period after the light or main switch is turned off, reducing residual humidity. Its compact design and standard 100 mm duct connection simplify installation in existing ventilation systems.

Suitable for

• Bathroom ventilation to reduce humidity and odors
• Toilet rooms and small WC spaces
• Small utility rooms such as storage or laundry nooks
• Wall or ceiling mounting in residential and light-commercial interiors

Key specifications

• Power consumption: 14 W
• Protection rating: IPX4 (splash resistant)
• Duct connection diameter: 100 mm
• Built-in timer switch for delayed shut-off
• Mounting options: wall or ceiling
• Color: gray

How to use

Install the fan on a suitable wall or ceiling aperture with a 100 mm duct connection, following local electrical codes and ensuring a secure power supply. Connect the unit to the ventilation ductwork and set the timer switch according to the desired delay period. After installation, switch the fan on during or after use of the bathroom or toilet; the timer will keep the fan running for the set interval to remove remaining moisture and odors. Regularly clean the grille and impeller area to maintain airflow performance.

Usage recommendations

Locate the fan to provide direct extraction from the wettest area where possible and ensure the ductwork leads outdoors or to an appropriate ventilation shaft. For safety and optimal performance, have electrical connections performed by a qualified technician and perform periodic checks of the splash-resistant seals, especially in high-humidity environments.