Exhaust fan

Start by matching airflow needs to your room size and the mounting option you prefer (window versus wall), then decide if you want suction, exhaust, or a dual-function unit. In this set you’ll find a large 35 cm kitchen extractor with dual suction and exhaust that moves air quickly to remove odors and moisture, plus smaller 20–25 cm options for flexible placement. Warranties vary by model, typically from 1 year up to 5 years, depending on the brand and unit features.

Two-way operation means the unit can both pull air from the room and vent air out, balancing ventilation and improving air exchange. This is especially helpful in kitchens and bathrooms where odors, smoke, and humidity can build up. Some two-way units include an automatic shutter, which reduces backdraft when the fan is off and helps protect the room from drafts. Use two-way ventilation to control moisture while keeping air fresh in busy spaces.

Window-mounted units are easy to install in rooms with a window opening and provide straightforward ventilation without extra mounting work. Wall-mounted two-way units, on the other hand, offer flexible placement and can handle both intake and exhaust, making them ideal for kitchens and bathrooms where you want controlled air flow. For example, a large 35 cm window design delivers strong air movement, while 20 cm two-way wall models offer compact, versatile installation with an automatic shutter.

Regular maintenance starts with cleaning the grille and any mesh to prevent dust buildup, which can reduce airflow. Moveable rear panels and front grilles on some models simplify wiping and inspection. If your unit uses an automatic shutter or adjustable speeds, exercise the mechanism during cleaning to ensure smooth operation. Keep the surrounding area clear of obstructions and check that the fan can switch smoothly between intake and exhaust modes for optimal performance.

For compact spaces, models around 20 cm with about 282 CFM or 185 m3/h airflow provide strong ventilation without overwhelming the room. For larger kitchens, opting for bigger window units around 30–35 cm with higher airflow helps remove smoke and odors more quickly. In this range you’ll find dual-function fans that can exhaust and intake air, giving you flexible control over air quality and humidity in busy cooking areas.

Yes, these units are designed for home installation and include practical features such as protective front grilles to prevent contact with moving parts. Some models are built for quick mounting in window or wall openings and may include convenient options like automatic shutters and easy-clean designs. When installing, follow the included instructions and ensure the chosen mounting surface is structurally able to support the unit and that electrical connections comply with local safety norms.