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Xpelair DX100 Fan

Xpelair DX100 Fan

SKU : 90839AW

Overview

DX100 is a compact, easy to install 4"/100mm axial extract fan. Single speed, it is ideal for installation in bathrooms, shower rooms and toilets. 
£30.88 incl. VAT

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Description

Xpelair DX100 Fan

Xpelair DX100 Fan is a high-quality ventilation solution supplied by Xpelair, designed for efficient air movement, improved indoor air quality, and reliable long-term performance. Ideal for residential, commercial, and light industrial ventilation applications.

Key Benefits

  • Improves airflow and indoor air quality
  • Energy-efficient and reliable operation
  • Suitable for modern ventilation systems
  • Compatible with ducted ventilation setups
  • Designed to meet UK and EU ventilation standards

Applications

  • Bathrooms and kitchens
  • MVHR and extract systems
  • Residential and commercial buildings
  • Renovation and new-build projects

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • What type of extractor fan is best for a quiet en-suite?

    Look for a fan with a low published sound level at the required airflow. Correct sizing and installation are also important, as an undersized or restrictive installation can increase operating noise.

  • Can I install an extractor fan without an electrician?

    The physical fan may be straightforward to fit, but electrical work must comply with the regulations applicable to the property, particularly in bathrooms and other wet areas. A qualified electrician may therefore be required.

  • What’s the difference between an axial and centrifugal extractor fan?

    Axial fans are commonly suited to short, low-resistance duct runs, while centrifugal fans can generally overcome greater resistance and are often better suited to longer or more complex duct routes.