Betta BE1060 bathroom extractor with 30 dB and 15W power backdoor with 98 mm diameter discharge pipe, for wall and ceiling.
These types of extractors have been specially designed for use in bathrooms in order to ventilate the room, as well as to reduce mold and bad odors. The extractors also help us keep the walls, ceilings and joints in good condition for longer, despite the fog and the humidity of the bathroom, because they evacuate the air outwards and thus avoid condensation.
Technical Specifications:
- Diameter: Ø 98 mm
- Voltage: 230 V
- Absorbed power: 15W
- Maximum flow: 92 m3 / h
- Sound pressure level: 30 dB
- 2300 r.p.m.
- High performance motor winding
- Motor mounted on an elastic block to avoid vibrations and noise transmission
- White color
Reference: Betta BE1060
How to select the right extractor for a bath?
To ensure proper ventilation in the bathroom, the flow (air extraction level) of the extractor must be 10 times the volume of air in the room. Calculate the volume of air in a room is very simple, just multiply the high X width X length.
Ie if we have a bathroom that is 2 meters wide, 2.5 meters long and 2,2 meters high the volume is 11 m3. Continuing the example, if we need an extractor that has a rate 10 times the volume, multiply 11 (m3) X 10 and get our extractor must have an extraction rate of 110 m3 / h.
Where to place the fan in the bathroom?
The pumps are electric appliances so they need a connection to the mains. In the bathrooms is prohibited for safety, install exhaust fans over the bath or shower, unless Situes at a distance greater than 2.25 m in height.
Also we recommend you do not put up the radiators to prevent heat loss or next to doors or vents because they create a chip will not renew the air properly.
You can place the extractor built into the wall, ceiling or glass. It is important to know how tall the diameter of the outlet duct for the appropriate measure.
The discount applied to the PVP is -45%
