Collection: Exhaust Fans

Do you want to buy an Exhaust Fan?

Well, you are on the correct page. At lights fans action we have the exhaust fans for the Job. We have bathroom heaters, exhaust fans with and without light,  inline fans, ceiling fans, commercial fans, exhaust fan accessories and much more.

Our online range of Exhaust Fans is one of the best in Australia, only from high-quality brands. Buy our exhaust with LED lights to illuminate and ventilate your bathroom, toilet, kitchen, or laundry room.

At lights fans action we carry a wide range of quality exhaust and ventilation products, including ceiling, wall, and window fans for home use. We also have bathroom exhaust fan units (with light and heat elements), ceiling fans, and commercial grade fans. For more information, read our buying guide.

Exhaust fans are commonly used to regulate an indoor environment by venting unwanted odors, moisture, smoke, and any other contaminants that may be present in the air. In terms of domestic use, the exhaust fan are typically installed in bathrooms and toilets. For effective steam removal it's important to select an exhaust fan that has adequate airflow and meets health and building codes. You can also check the exhaust fan accessories

Exhaust fans can also vent kitchen odors to the outside so they don't linger inside, and when people cook smoked foods, the fan can help keep the air in and around the kitchen clean. Finally, our commercial fans can be useful in garages, workshops, and other commercial areas to ventilate the space.

Product Range

There are many exhaust fans solutions available in our range with different styles and functions to best suit your specifications. The ventilation of bathrooms, toilets, kitchens, and the like is very important for daily use and well-being.

Our range includes ceiling fans, window fans, wall fans, in-line fans, external wall fans, and many more.

Choose An Exhaust Fans

Also is known as an "exhaust fan," should be chosen for its effectiveness as well as its appearance. Questions like; Where do you want the fan to be mounted? Is ducting required? Is noise a concern? What is the hole size? What look do you want? Contact us to help you narrow down your options.

How do I calculate which exhaust fan I need?

The suitability of the fan is generally determined by the size of the room and the application. In general, we recommend trying to achieve 12 air changes per hour for a bathroom, maybe 10 for a toilet. This is easily calculated, just calculate the size of your room in m3 (length x width x height in meters). You can then multiply this figure by 12 to get an approximately required capacity rating for the fan. For your convenience, all fans are measured in m3 / h.

Please note that 12 is our general recommendation, rooms prone to condensation may require 15-25 air changes.

IF you have a question or concern please don't hesitate to call 08 8123 5419 or contact us at sales@lightsfansaction.com.au