Exhaust Fan AWENTA Pulsar WPG110ZT — axial extraction fan, white

AWENTA Pulsar WPG110ZT — axial extraction fan in white designed for ventilation of bathrooms, toilets and other small rooms. The compact fan is intended to remove humid or stale air and to improve indoor air quality. Its axial design allows straightforward wall or duct installation where a small, wall-mounted exhaust fan is required.

Advantages

The AWENTA Pulsar WPG110ZT offers a compact form factor with an axial impeller for efficient air movement in confined spaces. The unit’s white finish blends with typical interior surfaces. Its design supports both wall-mounted and in-duct installation, enabling flexible placement depending on the room layout and ducting requirements. The fan is suitable for intermittent operation to extract humidity and odors and for continuous low-flow ventilation when needed.

Suitable for

• Bathroom ventilation to remove moisture after showers
• Toilet rooms to extract odors and stale air
• Small utility rooms, closets or service spaces requiring ventilation
• Wall or short duct runs where a compact axial fan is preferred

Key specifications

• Axial fan type suitable for direct extraction or short duct connection
• Compact wall-mounted design in white finish
• Intended for ventilation of small rooms such as bathrooms and toilets
• Designed for removal of humid or stale air to improve indoor air quality

How to use

Install the AWENTA Pulsar WPG110ZT on a suitable wall opening or connect it to a short duct run following local electrical and building codes. Mount the unit securely and connect the power supply according to the manufacturer’s wiring guidelines. For intermittent operation, switch the fan on during and after activities that generate moisture or odors; for continuous extraction, set up a permanent power connection or a suitable timer control if required. Ensure the air intake and exhaust paths are unobstructed and perform regular visual checks to confirm correct operation.

Usage recommendations

Regularly clean the external grille and check the fan for dust build-up. Avoid long duct runs and sharp bends to maintain airflow efficiency. If the installation requires noise mitigation, install the fan on resilient mounts and ensure duct connections are sealed to reduce vibrations and leakage.