Wall & Window Exhaust Fans
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Brilliant Sensa-Flow Square Wall & Window Exhaust Fan w/ Motion Sensor Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $48.00 RRP $68.00 | Save 30% -
Brilliant Force Square Wall & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $34.00 RRP $44.00 | Save 23% -
Mercator Shutter White Wall & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $39.95 RRP $49.95 | Save 21% -
Ventair Slimline 150 Wall, Ceiling & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $69.00 RRP $89.95 | Save 24% -
Brilliant Lighting Force 12W Square Wall & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $32.00 RRP $42.00 | Save 24% -
Mercator Fresno White Wall & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $31.99 RRP $58.00 | Save 45% -
Mercator Ripple White Wall & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $32.90 RRP $45.95 | Save 29% -
Mercator Omega 18W White Wall Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $39.95 RRP $55.95 | Save 29% -
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Ventair Slimline 125 Wall, Ceiling & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $59.00 RRP $79.95 | Save 27% -
Ventair Slimline 100 Wall, Ceiling & Window Exhaust Fan Add to Wish ListSpecial Price $49.00 RRP $69.95 | Save 30%
Wall & Window Exhaust Fans
If you’ve contemplated, but soon forgot the idea to install an exhaust fan where excessive moisture, hot air and bad odour is a problem, you may need to reconsider it. Exhaust fans are an excellent choice for a number of reasons, but the main applications are to ventilate the room and effectively prevent excess moisture building up in damp areas.
A room where there is limited ceiling space available, a wall or window exhaust fan is a viable choice as an inexpensive option. It’s suitable for the bathroom, toilet, kitchen, laundry, or areas where there is excessive moisture and the area is not well ventilated. We have several different styles of wall/window exhaust fans that have the following IP ratings - IPX2, IPX4, IP20, IP44, IP54 and IP65.
If you are replacing an existing wall exhaust fan, ensure the hole size is compatible with the new fan. Remember it is easier to make the hole bigger rather than filling the hole to make it smaller. However, if there is no way to vary the hole size to install the exhaust fan, another option is to install a window exhaust fan. Window exhaust fans allows you to install it in the window without drilling any holes. This will save a lot of labour work, time and costs.
