In a bathroom or toilet where the ventilation opening is located in the ceiling, you need to install a ceiling extractor fan designed to remove stale air upwards.
The “Ceiling Exhaust Fans” category covers the Blauberg Ultra EC, Ceileo, Compact Ceileo, Ceileo DC and Ultra models — low-noise centrifugal fans with EC or DC motors. Depending on the model, the units may be equipped with backdraught shutters, lighting, various control types and other functional options. Specifications, available modifications, configuration options, connection methods and other details are provided in the documentation available to download on the relevant product pages.
A ceiling extractor fan is a device for removing stale air from a bathroom or toilet. Unlike wall-mounted models, a ceiling mounted extractor fan connects to a duct routed through the ceiling void, so such solutions are more often used in internal bathrooms with a suspended or plasterboard ceiling.
Blauberg ceiling fans use centrifugal impellers, which provide static pressure sufficient for operation in long and complex duct systems. Depending on the model, the fan casing can be made of galvanised steel or plastic.
The units may have LED backlighting and be fitted with a backdraught shutter, a timer, and motion and humidity sensors — making the device more convenient and economical to run.
A bathroom ceiling extractor fan is needed to capture stale air and remove it through the ventilation opening in the ceiling into the ventilation system. An extractor fan in the bathroom ceiling maintains healthy air exchange in the room and helps quickly reduce humidity after bathing. This lowers the risk of excess condensation, mould and unpleasant odours.
A ceiling exhaust fan for bathroom suits rooms where the ventilation opening is located in the ceiling and stale air needs to be removed through a duct above the ceiling.
A ceiling bathroom extractor fan is worth using:
All ceiling mount bathroom exhaust fans from Blauberg have an IPX2 or IPX4 (Ingress Protection) rating, meaning they are protected against dripping and splashing water.
A ceiling mount exhaust fan for bathroom is selected not only by capacity, but also by motor type, control method and the required functionality.
Fans with DC motors stand out for low energy consumption and quieter operation, which matters for the regular ventilation of bathrooms and toilets. EC motors are also geared towards energy-efficient operation, but additionally provide more precise control of fan capacity, which matters for models with sensors and timers.
Humidity sensors and motion sensors, turn-on timers and overrun timers let you automate the fan’s operation: ventilation will start and stop without manual control.
Models with integrated lighting let you combine extract ventilation and ceiling light in a single device. This helps save space on the ceiling and cut installation time in the bathroom.
Units with a backdraught shutter prevent air from the ventilation duct flowing back into the room when the fan is switched off.
Depending on the series, Blauberg ceiling exhaust fans differ in design, motor type and functionality:
A toilet ceiling exhaust fan is structurally no different from the bathroom models. The models presented above are suitable for any washroom where the ventilation opening is located in the ceiling.
For toilets it makes sense to choose models with a timer overrun. In this mode the fan keeps running for a set time after the light is switched off, helping to clear unpleasant odours, and then stops ventilation on its own.
A ceiling extractor fan is a device for forced extract ventilation, installed in a bathroom or toilet. It speeds up air exchange, captures stale air from the room and directs it into the duct of the ventilation system. Ceiling solutions suit rooms where there is no external wall for wall mounting a fan and the ventilation opening is located in the ceiling.
A bathroom ceiling exhaust fan connects to a duct that runs from the ventilation opening in the ceiling to an external ventilation outlet. Installing ceiling models requires space above the ceiling (for example, in a suspended or plasterboard structure) or a loft above the bathroom.
Yes. A ceiling extractor fan can be used in internal bathrooms with no window or external wall. The device removes air upwards through a duct to an external ventilation outlet.
Yes — the Blauberg Ceileo, Ceileo Compact, Ceileo Compact DC and Ceileo DC models combine an extractor fan and lighting in a single device. To view these solutions, use the filter for lighting availability.
Classic ceiling extractor fans are suitable for toilets. When choosing a model you need to know the required capacity, the duct connection diameter and the functionality you need. A toilet ceiling exhaust fan is best chosen with an overrun timer, so the device keeps running for a set time after the light is switched off.
Blauberg ceiling exhaust fans connect to ducts with a diameter of 100 mm or 150 mm. The fan model is selected according to the ventilation project.
