Ambientika advanced B+ - Bathroom ventilator

• A remote control is supplied with the device 
• A SET G3 filter is supplied with the device
• Has a humidity sensor
• Has a dimmer sensor
• Possibility to choose between different settings and programs
• Ceramic heat exchanger with an efficiency of up to 93%
• Made of sturdy, high-quality materials and with an attractive design
• Double filters, separated for air inlet and outlet, easy to remove and clean 
• No drain required for condensation water
• Controllable speed with an output of up to 30 m3/h
• Length of PVC pipe up to 500 mm, material: polypropylene (PP) food-safe
• Alternating air flow
• Electronically controlled motor (brushless)
• Energy-saving
• Low-noise operation
• The devices with direct air discharge must be installed on the outside walls of a building and have an installation pipe between 250 and 500 mm in length
• The installation pipe can be extended to the outside with a pipe of the same diameter up to three meters. Where an extension is necessary, the maximum length of the pipe can be 2.5 meters (including a 90˚ bend).
• Filter and heat exchanger are easy to remove and clean
• Simple ventilation system without the need for ducts

• Easy to use as a replacement for an existing and replaceable ventilation system
• RAEE: DE48132126
• Battery: DE53191374

KNX home automation

The ADVANCED B+ model is equipped with a hardware connection on the circuit board for the RS485 bus, which enables the connection of devices for master-slave communication via terminals 3-4-5. The system can also be integrated into a KNX network via this connection, provided this is carried out by a qualified electrician. In this case, the functions of the remote control or a wall panel can be transferred to the KNX system and controlled via it.

Is a bathroom fan practical?

Yes, a bathroom fan is practical because it helps to reduce moisture in bathrooms and thus to prevent mould growth. High humidity can also result in unpleasant odours and an unhygienic room climate. A bathroom fan can also contribute to preventing condensation from forming on mirrors and surfaces, which is particularly useful if there is little or no daylight in the bathroom.

Which fan for the bathroom?

However, a fan with sufficient extraction capacity is required for a bathroom in order to effectively remove moisture and odours and to prevent mould growth. There are a wide range of fan models on the market, but the following are some important factors for choosing one:

• Size of the bathroom
• Volume flow rate (m³/h)
• Sound power level (dBA)
• Energy efficiency class

For indoor bathrooms without daylight, we recommend the Ambientika exhaust fan (see accessories). Otherwise, the light sensor of the Advanced+ 100 would constantly activate the night mode.

What does a bathroom fan do?

A bathroom fan is a mechanical ventilation device which is installed in bathrooms or other rooms with higher humidity levels. The fan extracts the moist air from the room and conducts it outside, contributing to the reduction of mould growth, condensation and moisture. A bathroom fan also improves the air quality by removing pollutants, odours and carbon monoxide from the air, thus ensuring a hygienic living climate.

Why should you ventilate a bathroom?

It is important to ventilate a bathroom regularly in order to prevent moisture and mould growth. Steam is produced when you take a bath or shower. This condenses in the room air and collects on surfaces such as tiles and ceilings. If the moisture is not adequately removed, then this can result in mould growth and a poor room climate. Ventilation reduces humidity and brings fresh air into the room, which results in a healthier and more pleasant room climate.