Series Blauberg Flyn Still EC

Series Blauberg Flyn Still EC - Design - Residential axial fans
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Quiet axial exhaust fan with a short flange powered by a new generation of energy-efficient EC motors
  • Impeller type: Axial
  • Short spigot
White
Black
Fan advantages


Air flow up to 50 m³/h provides high-quality air circulation even in large spaces.



These provide lowest noise level from 22 dBA.
 




Short flange (37 mm) enables installation in thin walls or suspended ceilings with minimal space loss.



A rigid backdraft damper provides reliable protection against drafts, heat loss and unwanted odors.


Aerodynamic impeller made of high-quality plastic.
Energy-efficient EC motor with ball bearings and ultra-low power consumption from just 2 W.
Application and Color Options
Blauberg Flyn Still EC fans are engineered to extract air form domestic premises. The availability of white and black color options allows for integration into different interior styles.

Suitable for:

  • Shower and washrooms
  • Kitchens and laundry rooms
  • Other residential zones
Compatible Accessories
A range of additional accessories is available to enhance the functionality, control options, and installation efficiency of Blauberg Flyn Still EC.
FAQ

What is the difference between Blauberg Flyn EC and Blauberg Flyn Still EC?

Although both fans feature the same design and dimensions, they are designed to meet different ventilation requirements. The Blauberg Flyn EC model provides an airflow of up to 87 m³/h with a power consumption of 2.7 W and a noise level of 34 dBA. The Blauberg Flyn Still EC version is optimized for quieter operation, offering a noise level of just 22 dBA, with an airflow capacity of 50 m³/h and power consumption of 2 W. This allows you to choose the model that best suits your needs—higher airflow or quieter everyday operation.


How is the fan installed?

Installation must follow the instructions provided with the specific model. Residential fans are typically mounted directly into a ventilation shaft cannot be accessed directly, flexible air ducts can be used and secured to the outlet using a clamp.

The unit can be installed on either a wall or ceiling using screws designed for the mounting surface. After installation, the fan is connected to the power supply and tested to ensure proper operation of all functions.

For safety and reliability, electrical connection and installation are recommended to be performed by a qualified specialist.

What is an EC motor, and how does it achieve such low power consumption of 2 W?

An EC (electronically commutated) motor is a high-efficiency motor type that combines the operating principles of both AC and DC technologies. It is designed to provide stable performance with significantly reduced energy losses.

The key feature of this motor is its brushless structure. Since there are no carbon brushes, mechanical friction is minimized, which directly reduces energy consumption and wear of components.

Thanks to its optimized electromagnetic design and high overall efficiency, the motor can operate with very low power demand — down to just 2 W — while maintaining reliable airflow.


How often should the fan be cleaned?

Regular maintenance is recommended to ensure stable and efficient operation. For residential fans, such as the Blauberg Flyn Still EC, cleaning should be performed approximately every six months, depending on operating conditions.

Maintenance typically includes removing the front cover, gently dusting the internal surfaces using a soft brush or dry cloth, and rinsing the panel if needed. All components must be fully dried before reassembly and reconnection to the power supply.

Lineup Blauberg Flyn Still EC Connected air duct size, mm Rated power, W Maximum airflow, m³/h Sound pressure level LpA at 3 m, dB(A) Number of speeds
100 2 50 22 1
100 2 50 22 1
Datasheet
Flyn (Still) EC - data sheet
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Manual
Flyn (Still) EC - user's manual (B325EN-01)
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Image
Flyn Still EC - image 1
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