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Aura-eco 150B

Aura-eco 150B
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a-eco idud Low profile axial fan for wall/ceiling mounting Highly reliable and powerful low energy fan in a modular design for ease of installation & maintenance. Aura-eco 150B is designed to provide higher extraction levels that comply with the latest Building Regulations ADF The fan is manually operated by basic switching (switch not supplied) and can be recessed into wall or ceiling. A healthy indoor environment is an important contributing factor to the wellbeing of both a building and its occupants. Ventilation with fresh air is the most effective means of avoiding problems such as condensation, mould and allergies. The Aura range of fans are slim, compact, attractively styled, easy to wipe clean and ducted over short lengths. They are the ideal solution for removing damp moist air, odours and airborne pollutants from toilets and bathrooms. Low energy axial fan Օ SI im compact styling Quick and easy to fit Օ Quiet, 35 dB(A) Low specific fan power (0.3SFP) Օ Powerful ventilation up to 235m3/hr Low watt motor - 20w Օ C ompatible with 150mm ducting CE, IPX4 rating and double insulated Օ C omplies with the latest Building Regulations 3 year warranty An excellent energy saving ventilation fan for every home, dթcor and budget... Application For use in toilets, en-suites, bathrooms and kitchens if fitted adjacent to cooker hood. AUE150B 9041351 For more information please visit airflow.com or email us at info@airflow.co.uk or call 01494 560800

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AIRFLOW air Aura-eco 150 B Why Ventilate? AIRFLOW fans exceed the requirements of the latest building regulations helping to combat the harmful effects of dampness and condensation by extracting airborne pollutants such as odours, cooking smells, humid and stale air. The potential hazards to health for occupants and possible damage to the fabric of the building can be largely eliminated. WHAT THE REGULATIONS SAY. The latest edition of the Building Regulations, Approved Document (F1) Means of Ventilation, effective 1st April 2006, stipulates the provision of adequate mechanical ventilation...

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