CATA E-100 G axiale ventilator 100 mm 98 m³/h wit IPX4 wand/plafond

Excess humidity and stale air in bathrooms, kitchens, or utility rooms can lead to mould, condensation, and unpleasant odours. The CATA E-100 G axial fan tackles these issues directly, extracting up to 98 cubic metres of air per hour through a standard 100 mm duct. Its compact, clean white design blends into any ceiling or wall, while the integrated backdraft shutter stops cold air and dust from entering when the fan is off. Whether you need to clear steam after a shower or remove cooking smells, this fan delivers reliable, low-noise ventilation with minimal energy use.

Who is it for

This fan is ideal for homeowners, landlords, and renovators who need an affordable, easy-to-install ventilation solution for small to medium rooms. It suits bathrooms, WCs, kitchens, laundry rooms, and other spaces up to about 10 square metres. If you want a simple on/off fan that you can wire to a light switch or separate control, the E-100 G is a straightforward choice. Its IPX4 rating means it can be installed in Zone 2 of a bathroom (splash-proof), giving you flexibility in placement.

Main features

• Axial extraction fan for wall or ceiling mounting
• 100 mm (4 inch) duct diameter – fits standard ducting
• Extraction rate: 98 m³/h – suitable for rooms up to ~10 m²
• Low power consumption: only 15 W
• Quiet operation at 38 dB(A) – barely noticeable
• Integrated backdraft shutter prevents reverse airflow
• IPX4 splash-proof rating – safe for bathroom zones
• Long-life ball bearing motor rated for continuous use

Specifications

• Fan type: Axial
• Duct diameter: 100 mm
• Extraction rate: 98 m³/h
• Power consumption: 15 W
• Noise level: 38 dB(A)
• Voltage: 230 V / 50 Hz
• IP rating: IPX4
• Material: ABS plastic
• Colour: White
• Mounting: Wall or ceiling
• Operation: Standard on/off
• Backdraft shutter: Integrated
• Motor: Long-life ball bearing
• Front grille dimensions: 150 x 150 mm
• Total depth: 88 mm
• Spigot length: 48 mm
• RPM: 2400
• Insulation class: Class II

Tips

For best results, install the fan as high as possible on the wall or ceiling, away from the door, to maximise airflow across the room. Clean the grille regularly with a soft brush or vacuum to maintain performance. If wiring to a light switch, consider a timer model for automatic run-on after the light is turned off.