Axial duct fan EUROPLAST EAT125, model EAT125, 125 mm diameter

EUROPLAST EAT125 is an axial household duct fan with a 125 mm diameter designed for ventilation of small ducts and rooms. The compact EAT125 is suitable for extraction or supply air applications in bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and short ventilation ducts. It installs directly into 125 mm vents and helps improve air exchange, reduce humidity and remove odors while maintaining a compact footprint and simple mounting requirements.

Advantages

The fan delivers concentrated axial airflow in a compact housing that fits standard 125 mm ducts. Its lightweight construction allows easy handling during installation and servicing. Designed for household environments, the unit operates with low vibration and straightforward electrical connection. The simple design supports quick replacement or retrofit in existing ventilation systems without structural changes.

Suitable for

• Bathroom exhaust and ventilation
• Kitchen extract or supply air in small apartments
• Utility rooms, laundry rooms and WC ventilation
• Inline use in short duct runs and branch ducting

Key specifications

• Axial fan type with 125 mm impeller diameter
• Compact cylindrical housing for duct insertion
• Designed for household indoor ventilation
• Intended for short duct runs and local extraction or supply
• Low-vibration operation suitable for residential use

How to use

Install the fan directly into a 125 mm duct opening, ensuring the unit is mounted in the correct airflow direction indicated on the housing. Secure the fan with appropriate clamps or screws and make a safe electrical connection following local wiring regulations; power must be switched off during installation. After mounting, check for free rotation of the impeller and verify that duct connections are sealed to avoid air leaks. Start the fan and confirm proper airflow and noise level under normal operating conditions.

Usage recommendations

Use the EUROPLAST EAT125 in short duct segments or near-source extraction points to achieve effective humidity and odor control. For best performance, avoid long, winding duct runs and ensure intake and outlet grilles are kept clear of obstructions. Periodically inspect and clean the impeller and housing to maintain airflow and reduce noise.