Bathroom Extract Fan AWENTA Trax WTB125T Ø125 mm 150 m³/h 18 W 230 V with Timer and Motion Sensor

AWENTA Trax WTB125T Ø125 mm bathroom extract fan delivers controlled ventilation for bathrooms, toilets and small utility rooms. With a rated airflow of 150 m³/h and low power consumption of 18 W at 230 V, the unit is designed for wall or ceiling mounting in residential and light commercial interiors. The fan includes an integrated adjustable timer and a built-in motion sensor for automatic start and stop, helping to remove moisture and odours and maintain indoor air quality.

Advantages

The unit combines compact dimensions with a Ø125 mm duct connection and efficient airflow to provide reliable extraction while consuming minimal energy. The integrated timer allows delayed shut-off to clear lingering humidity after use, and the motion sensor enables hands-free automatic operation. Designed for quiet running and straightforward installation, the fan is suitable for retrofit or new installations where space and access are limited.

Suitable for

• Residential bathrooms and en-suite toilets
• Small commercial washrooms and staff WC
• Utility rooms and laundry areas
• Wall or ceiling mounting in spaces with Ø125 mm ducting

Key specifications

• Duct connection diameter: Ø125 mm
• Rated airflow: 150 m³/h
• Power consumption: 18 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Integrated adjustable timer for delayed shut-off
• Built-in motion sensor for automatic activation

How to use

Install the fan on a suitable wall or ceiling location with access to Ø125 mm ducting and a 230 V supply, following local wiring rules and mounting instructions. Set the timer to the desired delay period to allow the fan to continue running after the room is vacated. The motion sensor will detect movement and start the fan automatically; when no movement is detected, the timer counts down and stops the fan. Periodically inspect the grille and remove any dust or debris to maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

For effective moisture control, position the fan close to the shower or bath area and ensure duct runs are as short and straight as possible. Use the timer to run the fan for several minutes after use to reduce condensation. If installed in a commercial setting, verify that the airflow meets local ventilation regulations.