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S&P Silent 100 CDZ Wall Fan - PIR / Timer / Indicator / Shutte - Rated 26l/s

S&P Silent 100 CDZ Wall Fan - PIR / Timer / Indicator / Shutte - Rated 26l/s

SKU : SILENT-100-CDZ

Overview

The S&P SILENT-100 CDZ is a quiet-running 100mm axial extract fan designed to remove stale air, moisture and odours from bathrooms, toilets, en-suites and other small domestic spaces. It is suitable for wall or ceiling mounting and connects to standard 100mm circular ducting.
€135,94 EUR Excl. VAT: €113,28 EUR

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Description

Product Part Number

SILENT-100-CDZ

Product Overview

The S&P SILENT-100 CDZ is a quiet-running 100mm axial extract fan designed to remove stale air, moisture and odours from bathrooms, toilets, en-suites and other small domestic spaces. It is suitable for wall or ceiling mounting and connects to standard 100mm circular ducting.

An integrated passive infrared movement sensor automatically switches the fan on when movement is detected within approximately four metres. This provides demand-controlled extraction without requiring the user to operate a separate switch.

The adjustable run-on timer allows the fan to continue operating for between 1 and 30 minutes after movement was last detected, helping remove residual moisture and odours once the room is no longer occupied.

The fan motor is mounted on vibration-absorbing silent elastic blocks to reduce noise transmission into the surrounding wall or ceiling. It also includes an operation indicator and an automatic back-draught shutter, helping prevent outside air from entering when the fan is switched off.

Technical Specification

Manufacturer: Soler & Palau

Product Range: SILENT

Fan Type: Low-noise axial extract fan

Application: Bathrooms, toilets, en-suites and other small domestic spaces

Installation: Suitable for wall or ceiling mounting

Window Installation: Possible with the appropriate optional window kit

Duct Connection: 100mm diameter

Maximum Airflow: 95m³/h

Maximum Airflow: Approximately 26.4l/s

Listed Rated Airflow: 26l/s

Fan Speed: 2,400rpm

Maximum Power Consumption: 8W

Supply Voltage: 230V

Frequency: 50Hz

Sound Pressure Level: 26.5dB(A) at 3 metres under free-air conditions

Movement Sensor: Passive infrared PIR sensor

Maximum Detection Distance: Approximately 4 metres

Run-On Timer: Yes

Timer Adjustment Range: 1–30 minutes

Operation Indicator: Pilot light

Back-Draught Shutter: Automatic back-draught shutter

Humidity Sensor: No

Motor Bearings: Long-life ball bearings

Motor Mounting: Vibration-absorbing silent elastic blocks

Motor Protection: Integrated thermal overload protection

Electrical Insulation: Class II

IP Rating: IP45

Maximum Air Temperature: 40°C

Housing Material: Injection-moulded plastic

Colour: White

Front Dimensions: 158mm × 158mm

Overall Depth: 109.3mm

Rear Casing Depth: Approximately 84.6mm

Installation Depth: 79mm

Spigot Diameter: 98.9mm

Weight: Approximately 0.57kg

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is an extractor fan used for?

    An extractor fan removes humid, stale or polluted air from a room. They are commonly used in bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and other areas where moisture, odours or poor airflow can build up.

  • What extractor fan do I need for a bathroom?

    The right bathroom extractor fan depends on the room size, installation location, duct route and control type required. Timer, humidity and low-carbon options are available depending on the project.

  • Can extractor fans help with condensation?

    Yes, extractor fans can help reduce condensation by removing humid air from wet rooms. However, condensation can also be affected by insulation, heating, airflow and overall ventilation.

  • What is a D-MEV fan?

    A D-MEV fan is a decentralised mechanical extract ventilation fan. It usually runs continuously at a low rate, with boost options when more extraction is needed.

  • What is the difference between an extractor fan and an inline fan?

    A standard extractor fan is usually mounted on a wall, window or ceiling. An inline fan is installed within the duct run, often in a loft or ceiling void, and can be useful where a longer duct route is needed.