Itho rooftop unit collects extract from wet rooms

02 July, 2008

Small and energy efficient — this rooftop unit from Itho collects contaminated air from wet rooms.

Itho’s CAS ECO 2 roof ventilator extracts air from multiple locations using a single collective ventilation duct to remove contaminated air from all wet rooms and reject it to atmosphere through the roof ventilator. There are three models, all just 25 cm high and fully complying with System 3 of Part F of the Building Regulations (means of ventilation). DC motors reduce electricity consumption by up to 40% compared with other ventilators.

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