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Powerful yet quiet performance – Delivers up to 187 m³/hour airflow with low noise levels between 27–36 dBA, helping maintain a fresh, mould-free environment.
Hardwired installation required – Requires permanent live, switched live, and neutral connections from a household lighting circuit. Durable polypropylene housing includes a removable centre for cleaning.
Compact size standard fit – Measures 246 mm (L) x 190 mm (H) x 167 mm (W) with a 96 mm outer diameter spigot, designed to connect securely to standard 100 mm ducting.
This fan requires a switched live, permanent live and neutral mains voltage connection. It activates when the light is switched on and can be set to run between 2 and 30 minutes after the light is switched off.
Safe for humid areas – IPX4 rated with added internal protection, suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, and other high-humidity spaces, and compliant with Building Regulations Part F and L.
Powerful quiet quality extractor
Mounted mine on some foam ( kids play-mat type that you clip together ) ,just cut it to size job done . Thoughtful touches included were spare plastic tensioners for the straps that hold it to the cradle (should they break in use )
Good air circulation
Great fan at a good price. Easy to wire up. Instructions in the box and online if struggling. Like the adjustable run on time.
Rebranded from a high quality manufacturer.
It’s a Blauberg Turbo-E fan with a different label. All the documentation is the same, QR codes take you to the Blauberg site as well. If you’ve used Blauberg products before then you’ll know they make quality fans and I’d be happy to buy again.
Good extractor overall.
Good fan, not overly loud, easy to mount due to the way the fan clips into its enclosure, which also means it's easy to swap out (or open it up to clean it, but that's a bit optimistic 😅)
Replace that old Cessena in the wall with a Heath-Robinson duct design solution
Great fan unit. This is my second one of these and I've replaced all Expelair noisy contraptions with these quiet and well behaved in-line units. They're more powerful - you can feel the draft under the bathroom door - and have operated for years without showing overheating or sounding like having a Cessena stuck in your bathroom wall. Check out the fps ratings (cu ft per sec or farts per sec?)
