Airflow’s award-winning extractor fans for bathrooms & kitchens A
irflow’s large range of extractor fans are designed to help meet the latest building regulations, whilst keeping aesthetics in mind. With black bathrooms becoming increasingly popular, Airflow have launched the QuietAir Black Edition which features a high-efficiency, low-energy, and ultra-quiet performance. If colour is what you are after, Airflow’s iCON range has additional coloured covers available to suit the décor within your home.
QuietAir Black Edition
QuietAir is a range of elegant, discreet axial fans that are extremely quiet with various control options that activate the fan, only when needed. Using exceptionally low energy, this product helps to reduce carbon emissions and also save on energy bills.
Key features
• Suitable for bathrooms, en-suites and toilets • Two speed ventilation up to either 25 l/sec • IP45 rating
• Ultra-low noise levels • Long-life ball-bearing motor • Clip on cover for ease of cleaning • Energy efficient
• Complies with building regulations when installed correctly
The iCON
The iCON extractor fan is an efficient, stylish and unique ventilation solution. With a Red Dot Design
winning profile, the iCON comes in 3 sizes and blends discreetly into any setting. Optional control modules can be chosen to upgrade the iCON to suit your specific needs. These interchangeable modules include Pull-Cord, Timer, Humidity and Motion Sensor.
Key features
• Models suitable for kitchens, utility rooms, bathrooms, en-suites and toilets • Flow rate up to 78 l/s (280m³/h) • IPX4 rating
• Can be recessed into the wall or ceiling
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• Unique iris shutter prevents backdraughts • Red Dot Design Award winner • Interchangeable covers to match fan to décor • Various Control Modules available to customise functionality
• Complies with building regulations when installed correctly
8 BKU NOVEMBER 2024
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