Airflow QuietAir QT100 Extractor Fan: Now in Black D
arker bathrooms are becoming increasingly popular for their
inviting and luxurious feel, so we're excited to introduce our Black QuietAir QT100 extractor fan. Its simple and compact design seamlessly blends with your aesthetic, fitting perfectly into your décor.
Designed and engineered in Germany, the QuietAir range features a high-efficiency, low-energy, and ultra-quiet performance. Unobtrusive both in sight and sound, the QuietAir fan operates with whisper-quiet efficiency without compromising functionality. With a variety of controls and features, it offers the perfect solution for any application.
Key features:
• Suitable for toilets, ensuites and bathrooms • Two speed ventilation up to either 25 l/sec • IP45 rating
• Ultra-low noise levels • Long-life ball-bearing motor • Clip on cover for ease of cleaning • Energy efficient
• Complies with building regulations when installed correctly • Easy to install
QuietAir features an easy installation process and provides full control over various functions, including delayed start, adjustable humidity levels, and an interval timer for scheduled room refresh periods.
Intelligent Humidity
Airflow’s intelligent humidity sensor includes an advanced feature that detects rapid increases in humidity and activates boost speed before the pre-set levels are reached, ensuring preventative ventilation starts promptly.
Low energy
The delay start function, adjustable up to 2 minutes, ensures the extractor fan doesn’t activate if someone uses the bathroom briefly. This feature makes the fan highly economical to run. Its exceptionally low energy consumption helps save on energy bills and reduce carbon emissions.
+44 (0) 1494 525252
www.airflow.com
6 BKU SEPTEMBER 2024
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