Skip to product information
1 of 1

S&P 100mm Centrafugal Fan - 2 speed - rated 31l/s

S&P 100mm Centrafugal Fan - 2 speed - rated 31l/s

SKU : EBB-100NS

Overview

The S&P EBB-100NS is a two-speed centrifugal extract fan designed for bathrooms, toilets, utility rooms and other domestic or light-commercial spaces where the ventilation system has greater resistance than a standard axial fan can comfortably overcome.
£108.54 GBP Excl. VAT: £90.45 GBP

Low stock

  • For warranty information, please refer to the manufacturer’s warranty policy or contact them directly.
View full details

Description

Product Part Number

EBB-100NS

Product Overview

The S&P EBB-100NS is a two-speed centrifugal extract fan designed for bathrooms, toilets, utility rooms and other domestic or light-commercial spaces where the ventilation system has greater resistance than a standard axial fan can comfortably overcome.

Its forward-curved centrifugal impeller provides dependable airflow against higher duct pressures, making the fan suitable for installations involving longer or more restrictive duct runs. The fan can be surface mounted or incorporated into a recessed installation, depending on the requirements of the property.

Two selectable operating speeds allow the ventilation rate to be matched to the application. At high speed, the fan delivers up to 110m³/h, equivalent to approximately 30.6l/s, while the lower speed provides 70m³/h, equivalent to approximately 19.4l/s.

The fan is supplied with 80mm and 100mm outlet options and incorporates an automatic back-draught shutter to help prevent outside air from entering when the fan is switched off. Internal filters help reduce the amount of dust and dirt entering the fan.

Manufactured with a polypropylene body and impeller, the EBB-100NS features Class II electrical insulation, IP44 protection and is suitable for air temperatures up to 40°C.

Technical Specification

Manufacturer: Soler & Palau

Fan Type: Centrifugal extract fan

Application: Bathrooms, toilets, utility rooms and light-commercial spaces

Installation: Suitable for surface-mounted or recessed installation

Operating Speeds: 2 speed

High-Speed Airflow: 110m³/h

High-Speed Airflow: Approximately 30.6l/s

Low-Speed Airflow: 70m³/h

Low-Speed Airflow: Approximately 19.4l/s

Listed Rated Airflow: 31l/s

High-Speed Motor Speed: 1,500rpm

Low-Speed Motor Speed: 1,040rpm

High-Speed Power Consumption: 29W

Low-Speed Power Consumption: 15W

Supply Voltage: 230V

Frequency: 50Hz

High-Speed Sound Pressure Level: 44dB(A) at 1.5 metres

Low-Speed Sound Pressure Level: 34dB(A) at 1.5 metres

Impeller Type: Forward-curved centrifugal impeller

Duct Connection: 80mm or 100mm diameter

Back-Draught Shutter: Yes

Filters: Two metal filters

Timer: No

Humidity Sensor: No

Electrical Insulation: Class II

IP Rating: IP44

Maximum Air Temperature: 40°C

Body Material: Polypropylene

Impeller Material: Polypropylene

Colour: White

Front Dimensions: 211mm wide × 268mm high

Overall Depth with 100mm Outlet: 147mm

Overall Depth with 80mm Outlet: 139mm

Main Body Depth: Approximately 127mm

Outlet Diameter: Approximately 98mm or 79mm

Weight: Approximately 1.8kg

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.