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Design, functionality, and noise should be major factors when choosing a ventilation extractor fan for the home.
Blauberg offers a full range of ventilators that are suitable for bathrooms, kitchens, toilets, and wet rooms. Whether you are upgrading, replacing, or have a new build, humidity, condensation & damp are all too common in even the newest of houses.
We have a extensive range of silent running extractor fans for wall or loft mounting.
Fan choice and air circulation calculation
Before choosing a fan define its destination, necessary modifications and, what is important, the power (capacity) of the device.
If the fan is set in the bathroom or lavatory, it is quite possible that you will need a timer that makes the fan operate and turns it off automatically even after you have left the room. Humidity sensor will turn the fan on when the level of moisture exceeds the set one. For kitchen or other premises you can use a fan with pull-cord switch for short-term air extraction.
- Diameter of the flange that can be installed into your ventilation shaft – 100, 125 or 150 mm.
- Volume of the room and air exchange per hour.
Along with the above mentioned, the following should be taken into consideration when choosing a fan:
In order to calculate the volume of the room, use a simple formula please: Volume (cub.m.)=length*height*width (m).
For different premises there are different norms for air exchange. Some of them can be found below.
| Room type | Square, м2 | Air exchange rate per hour | Required capacity, м3/h |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lavatory | 4-9 | 5-9 | 90-200 |
| Bathroom | 8-12 | 5-9 | 90-150 |
| Kitchen | 8-18 | 6-12 | 100-300 |
| Living room/bedroom | 12-25 | 4-8 | 90-300 |
| Service room, accomodation space | 4-8 | 5-8 | 90-190 |
