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Ventilators
Ventilators
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Wall or ceiling ventilator Europlast EET100T, suitable for bathroom or kitchen, for ducts with a diameter of 100 mm.
The EET series ventilators from Europlast are characterized by their beautiful design with a front cover.
It is controlled by an external switch and features a timer for operation adjustment after the switch is turned off.
The delay setting can be adjusted from 1 to 30 minutes via a regulator located inside the device.
It features extremely quiet operation and a long life cycle, with a casing made from high-quality durable ABS plastic.
The electrical connection is easy, offering protection against overheating, double electrical insulation, and splash-proof protection rating IPX4.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
Quite powerful and aesthetically pleasing despite the bulky impression given in the photos. First day of testing and everything seems fine. The meter works as it should.
So let's touch on the negatives, mainly regarding the installation or the construction aspect if you will.
There is no good provision for the cable routing to the connection terminal, neither at the front nor at the back, to have, for example, space at the back to place a small terminal. Note: I did not use 2.5mm cable but 1.5mm flexible.
I had to glue the cables with hot silicone to keep them securely in their channel. If there was just 1 millimeter cut across the width of the channel with a white tie-up, the issue would be resolved. Along the rest of the route to the wall, the cables are at risk of getting caught on the snap-on cover of the fan at any moment. The connection terminal is snap-on with a push, so forget about flexible cables. I had to use terminal connectors which strained the already fragile terminal. The fan blade is slightly off-center in relation to the axis, with a pronounced phenomenon of not rotating completely circularly. And it comes out with a simple pull. So if you don't push it to sit properly in place all the way down, it will start to hit the walls. By the way, I also lubricated the two bearings on the axis. All these issues troubled me enough that I was ready to return the product. I am on the second day of testing