Bathroom Fan AWENTA WZ100F 100 mm, 75 m³/h, 4.4 W, 230 V with Photocell and Timer, White

AWENTA WZ100F is an axial bathroom fan designed for continuous or intermittent ventilation of small bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms. It features a 100 mm duct connection and delivers a nominal airflow of 75 m³/h while consuming only 4.4 W at 230 V. The unit includes a light-activated photocell for automatic operation and an adjustable timer that delays switch-off to ensure effective removal of moisture and odors.

Advantages

The fan combines low power consumption and compact dimensions with a photocell that starts the fan when the room light is turned on and stops it when light conditions change, reducing manual intervention. An adjustable timer allows the fan to run for a preset period after lighting is turned off, improving ventilation efficiency and helping to protect surfaces from moisture damage. The white finish provides a neutral aesthetic suitable for most interiors.

Suitable for

• Ventilation of small bathrooms and en-suite toilets
• Extraction of moisture in utility rooms and laundry areas
• Odour removal in WC cubicles and guest toilets
• Replacement of existing 100 mm duct fans in domestic installations

Key specifications

• Duct connection diameter: 100 mm
• Airflow (nominal): 75 m³/h
• Power consumption: 4.4 W
• Supply voltage: 230 V
• Operating principle: axial fan
• Control features: light-activated photocell and adjustable timer
• Colour: white

How to use

Install the fan into a 100 mm duct or wall opening following local electrical and building regulations. Connect the power supply to a 230 V circuit and wire the photocell and timer according to the manufacturer’s wiring diagram so the unit responds to the room light. Set the timer to the desired delay period for after-light switch-off. The photocell will start the fan automatically when the light is turned on and, depending on the timer setting, stop it after the preset delay to complete air exchange.

Usage recommendations

Use the fan in rooms up to the size and moisture load typical of small bathrooms; ensure regular cleaning of the grille and impeller to maintain airflow. For best performance, install with an unobstructed duct path to the outside and check that the photocell is positioned so it receives the room lighting rather than direct sunlight.