140m3/hr
Vent Axia Pure Air Sense Smart Exhaust Fan with Humidity Sensor
$299.00
The Vent Axia Pure Air Sense fan (479460) is the ultimate smart exhaust fan for those looking to ventilate bathrooms, toilets or laundry spaces. What sets this award winning (Red Dot award winner 2019) model apart is that it is fully controllable via your smartphone or via the led touch panel on the fascia itself.
The Pure Air Sense is IP44 rated for bathroom installations and comes fully equipped with a built in humidity sensor and light sensor so that the fan can automatically detect when to turn on. Whisper quiet in operation the Pure Air Sense also features an adjustable timer function for ease of use.
The Vent Axia Pure AIr Sense smart exhaust fan is a moderate capacity fan for ceiling and wall installation. This ceiling/wall exhaust fan requires hard wiring by an electrician for installation.
This Vent Axia Pure Air Sense Smart exhaust fan requires hard wiring by an electrician for installation.
Features:
- Moderate level air extraction
- Light Sensor
- Automatic Odour Sensor
- IP44 Rated
- LED Touch Panel
- Suitable for installation on wall/ceiling
- Easy to clean (removable impeller)
- Includes interchangeable spigots for 100/125m ducting installations
- Quiet in operation
- Low wattage consumption (2.5W low – 5W high)
To learn more:
Vent Axia Pure Air Sense Catalogue
Vent Axia Instruction Manual
Vent Axia Function Guide
Vent Axia Connect App User Guide
| Manufacturers Part Number | 479460 |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Capacity (m3/hr) | 0140 m3/hr |
| Capacity (l/s) | 39 l/s |
| Noise Level | 49 dB(A) |
| IP Rating | IP44 |
| Ceiling Hole Size | ø 125mm |
| Duct Size | 100mm, 125mm |
| Material | Plastic |
| Installation | This fan requires hardwiring by an electrician |
| Manufacturer | Vent-Axia |
| Warranty | Vent-Axia – The manufacturer offers a 7 year warranty (conditions apply) |
| General Exhaust Fan Advice | It is recommended to achieve a minimum of 15 air changes per hour in a bathroom to remove excess moisture., To work this out, calculate the volume of air in the room ( length x width x height, all in meters) and multiply this by the number of air changes to get the required air volume of the fan. |
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