A wall extractor fan is a ventilation device installed in a ventilation opening in the wall to remove air through a duct or directly outside. A wall-mount bathroom exhaust fan has an appropriate protection rating and suits bathrooms, shower rooms and other damp spaces.
In the Blauberg range of residential axial fans, wall-mounted models make up the largest group — over 500 options in different configurations and power ratings. Depending on the modification, the units can be fitted with humidity sensors, timers, a pull cord, a backdraft damper, as well as EC, DC or AC motors. Detailed specifications are given in the technical documentation available to download on the website.
A wall extractor fan is a fan installed directly on the wall, connected to a ventilation opening and used to direct air into a ventilation shaft or straight outside. Such models are used in bathrooms, toilets, kitchens and utility rooms.
The fans have a plastic housing. Over 400 models are fitted with a backdraft damper, which prevents the backflow of air from the ventilation shaft or from outside.
The units are designed for connection to standard ventilation openings with a diameter of 100, 120, 125 or 150 mm. The diameter is chosen according to the size of the existing ventilation duct and the required fan capacity.
A wall-mount bathroom extractor fan is best suited to bathrooms, toilets and other domestic rooms where a ventilation opening for removing stale air is provided in the wall. It is the ideal option for rooms with an external wall. In that case the unit can exhaust air directly outside without running a long duct route.
Depending on the modification, Blauberg wall fans can be fitted with sensors, timers and other convenient functions. The models are available in several classic colours.
Blauberg wall-mounted bathroom exhaust fans are produced in various configurations and differ in motor type, sensor set and control methods. The wide model range makes it possible to select a unit with the functionality you need for your operating conditions.
| Series | Features of the wall exhaust fan bathroom model range |
| Sileo | Low-noise residential exhaust fans with AC motors |
| Sileo DC | The low-noise Sileo series of exhaust fans with more energy-efficient DC motors |
| Bavaria | Powerful exhaust fans with low energy consumption and a decorative front panel that complements the interior |
| Bavaria One | Exhaust fans with a reduced sound pressure level and low energy consumption. Fitted with a decorative front panel. |
| Blume | Innovative and intelligent, low-noise and energy-efficient exhaust fans |
| O2 | Intelligent axial fans for extract ventilation with a stylish design, built-in sensors and various operating modes |
| Cabrio Base | Low-noise, energy-efficient exhaust fans with automatic shutters |
| Aero | Powerful, economical and at the same time quiet axial fans for extract ventilation |
| Flyn EC | A new series of exhaust fans with new-generation energy-efficient EC motors |
| Flyn Still EC | Quiet axial exhaust fans with a short spigot and energy-efficient EC motors |
*All Blauberg residential wall-mounted exhaust fans have a certain degree of moisture protection and can be installed in bathrooms and kitchens. However, the protection rating differs by model: some units are intended for installation in Zone 2 (at a distance from the water source), others in Zone 1 (directly inside the shower enclosure). The exact requirements and permitted installation location are stated in the technical documentation for each model.
A wall extractor fan is the most common type of exhaust fan for bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms and other domestic spaces in flats, townhouses and private homes. The unit is installed on the wall, covering the ventilation opening. During operation, the fan captures the airflow and directs it into the ventilation shaft or straight outside.
A wall-mounted extractor fan is installed in the ventilation opening in the wall, with the unit connected to a duct or, if air is exhausted directly outside, to an external grille. The fan is also connected to the mains, the lighting circuit, a separate switch or an automatic control system — depending on the model and the requirements of the instructions.
Blauberg wall-mounted models connect to ducts with a diameter of 100, 120, 125 or 150 mm — the size of the unit is chosen according to the size of the existing ventilation opening, as well as the air exchange volume required in the room.
An exhaust fan with a humidity sensor is a practical solution for shower rooms and bathrooms. It switches on automatically when the humidity level exceeds the set value, and switches off once readings return to normal.
A backdraft damper is a shutter that prevents air entering from the ventilation shaft or from outside when the fan is switched off. Over 400 Blauberg wall-mounted extractor fan models are fitted with a backdraft damper.
Yes — the Blauberg range includes several low-noise series of wall-mounted exhaust fans, in particular Sileo, Sileo DC and Blume. Such models are well suited to washrooms located next to bedrooms, or to other cases where quietness in the room is especially important.
