Extractor Fans

Our extractor fans are tailored for contractors, electricians, and facilities managers who need dependable ventilation solutions built for domestic, commercial, and light industrial applications. Each unit delivers consistent airflow, low-noise operation, and straightforward installation, enabling efficient project delivery and long-term system reliability.

Whether you’re specifying a bathroom extractor fan, kitchen fan, inline duct fan, mixed flow unit, or commercial extractor fan, our product range is developed to meet trade and FM site requirements, from single-room installations to multi-zone systems.

At eFans, we supply professional-grade models from trusted manufacturers including Vent-Axia, Manrose, Systemair, and S&P, all designed for high performance, durability, and compliance with UK ventilation standards.

Specification and Application

All extractor fans in our range are built for professional installation and continuous operation in demanding environments. Airflow performance (m³/h) and static pressure are optimised to meet domestic and commercial ventilation requirements, ensuring effective moisture and odour removal across bathrooms, kitchens, offices, and plant rooms.

For contractors and facilities teams, low noise, energy efficiency, and straightforward ongoing maintenance are critical. Many of our fans include removable grilles and accessible motors for simplified servicing and compliance checks.

We offer flexible installation configurations, wall-mounted, ceiling-mounted, roof-mounted, and inline, suitable for direct ventilation or ducted systems. Each model supports quick electrical connection and reliable integration with existing control setups.

Our trade-focused range includes Cased Axial Fans, Plate Axial Fans, Inline & Mixed Flow Fans, Multivent Systems, and PIV systems, engineered for reliable performance across multiple building types.

Built for Performance and Longevity

Every fan supplied by eFans is designed for durability, compliance, and efficiency. Key features such as humidistats, timers, and low-energy motors provide precise environmental control while reducing power consumption and operational cost.

Installation teams benefit from compact housing, secure mounting options, and clear wiring access for faster fitting. Facilities managers gain long-term reliability, quiet running, and reduced maintenance requirements across property portfolios.

Selecting the right fan from our range ensures regulatory compliance, consistent airflow, and trouble-free operation throughout the system lifespan.

Professional Ventilation Solutions

• Axial Fans: Efficient airflow for short duct runs or direct wall installations.

• Centrifugal / Mixed Flow Fans: Higher pressure for long duct runs and larger commercial systems.

• Low-Noise Units: Acoustic-optimised for occupied areas such as offices and residential blocks.

• Energy-Efficient Models: Reduced power draw and lower lifetime operating costs.

• Commercial-Grade Fans: Heavy-duty construction for continuous performance in demanding environments.

At eFans, our extractor fans are specified for professional use, supported by expert technical advice, fast UK delivery, and dependable aftersales service, ensuring smooth installation and reliable operation across every project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a ventilation fan and an extractor fan?

Ventilation fans circulate and refresh air, while extractor fans remove moisture, steam, odours, and pollutants at source. In UK installations, extractor fans are typically used in bathrooms, kitchens, washrooms, and utility areas to help control condensation and mould.

Do all extractor fans need ducting?

No. Some wall- or window-mounted fans discharge directly outside, while inline and ceiling-mounted units usually rely on ducting for efficient air movement. Ducting also helps reduce noise and condensation in the system.

What are the main types of extractor fans?

The main types are axial fans and centrifugal or mixed flow fans. Axial fans suit shorter runs and direct discharge, while mixed flow and centrifugal fans are better for longer duct runs and higher resistance systems.

Do extractor fans always require a wall opening?

No. Wall-mounted fans often vent directly outside, but ceiling and inline systems can exhaust through roof or remote outlets instead. The main aim is to discharge air effectively without moisture build-up.

Is installing an extractor fan a major task?

Usually not for a qualified electrician or M&E contractor, especially where wiring and ducting already exist. New installs can be more involved if new routes, penetrations, or controls are needed.