Window Exhaust Fan，8 Inchng Bathroom Ventilation Fan Series Single-Speed, Room-Side Installation Exhaust Fan

• Lightweight and Easy to Install: the Fan is Portable and Lightweight. Installation in a 180 Mm Air Duct or on the Wall。
• Minimum Noise: Balanced Blade Design to Minimize Noise and Vibration. the Permanently Lubricated Beamotor Runs Silently.
• Note: for Indoor Use Only in Environments Where the Temperature Does Not Exceed 50 ℃. This Fan is Not Suitable for Fireplace Ornace Applications.
• Wide Applications: Helps to Increase Airflow in Other Applications. for Ventilation of Growing Rooms, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Workshops, Granaries, Etc.
• Parameters: 8 inch Exhaust Fan, Panel Size 26X26Cm, Opening Size Φ18Cm, Voltage 110-240V, Air Volume 252M3/H, Noise 40Db, Applicable Area 10-16M2.

Lightweight and Easy to Install: the Fan is Portable and Lightweight. Installation in a 180 Mm Air Duct or on the Wall。

Minimum Noise: Balanced Blade Design to Minimize Noise and Vibration. the Permanently Lubricated Beamotor Runs Silently.

Note: for Indoor Use Only in Environments Where the Temperature Does Not Exceed 50 ℃. This Fan is Not Suitable for Fireplace Ornace Applications.

Wide Applications: Helps to Increase Airflow in Other Applications. for Ventilation of Growing Rooms, Kitchens, Bathrooms, Workshops, Granaries, Etc.

Parameters: 8 inch Exhaust Fan, Panel Size 26X26Cm, Opening Size Φ18Cm, Voltage 110-240V, Air Volume 252M3/H, Noise 40Db, Applicable Area 10-16M2.

Feature:

Design and Good Looking.

Fan Blade Are Made of Abs

Fan Blade Design Makes It High Efficiency Working and Long Working Life.

Fan with Reliable Low-Watt Motor, Continuous .

Specifications:

Color: White

Model: 8

Panel Size: 26 X 26Cm

Opening Size: Φ18Cm

Voltage / Frequency: 110-240V / 50Hz

Power: 20W

Air Volume: 252M3/H

Noise: 40Db

Applicable Area: 10-16M2

Easy to Install: the Inline Duct Fan is Compact and Lightweight, and Can Be Installed in a Small Number of Available Areas; Equipped with an Installation Bracket Indicating the Direction of Airflow