Choose a bathroom extractor fan that fits your duct and delivers the airflow your room needs. Both black models use a humidity sensor and a run-on timer. The 100 mm fan fits 4-inch ducting, while the 150 mm model fits 6-inch ducting and has a listed airflow of 255 m³/h.
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100 mm duct · Humidity sensor and timer · Black
150mm Matt Black Bathroom Extractor Fan with Humidistat & Timer (255m³/h)
150 mm duct · Humidity sensor and timer · Black
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Read guide →The black 100 mm fan has a humidity sensor and timer and is rated IP44. The matt black WW-150QTH uses a 150 mm duct and combines a humidistat with a timer. It is rated IPX4 and has a listed airflow of 255 m³/h. Ask your installer to confirm the required extract rate and the airflow the fan can deliver through your duct. For projects in England, see Approved Document F and check which edition applies.
| Specification | 100 mm fan | 150 mm WW-150QTH |
|---|---|---|
| Duct diameter | 100 mm / 4-inch | 150 mm / 6-inch |
| Typical fit | Existing 100 mm duct, subject to airflow requirements | 150 mm duct where the installation needs greater airflow |
| Listed airflow | 105 m³/h | 255 m³/h |
| Controls | Humidity sensor and run-on timer | Humidistat and adjustable 1–30 minute run-on timer |
| IP rating | IP44 | IPX4 |
| Listed noise | 34 dB | 35 dB |
| Listed motor power | 12 W | 21 W |
| Front panel (width × height) | 150 × 150 mm | 193 × 193 mm |
| Rear housing depth (dimension C) | 90 mm | 100 mm |
| Front section depth (dimension D) | 35 mm | 35 mm |
Dimensions and performance figures are from the manual. It lists 110–120 V at 60 Hz and 220–240 V at 50/60 Hz as supply variants. Confirm the ratings for your unit on its nameplate.
For the humidity-sensor version, the manual lists an adjustable threshold of 60–90% relative humidity and a 1–30 minute run-on timer. The fan starts when humidity rises above the threshold and begins its timed run-on after humidity falls below it.
For electrical work in England, see Approved Document P. Ask a qualified electrician to check the proposed fan location against the bathroom zones in BS 7671 and the installation instructions.
Check the duct route, mounting dimensions and required extraction performance with your installer. A larger duct size is not a substitute for checking the ventilation requirements of the room.
Review the product’s electrical and bathroom-location requirements before ordering. Have a qualified electrician confirm suitability and installation. Bathroom fans have a 1-year accessory warranty.