Wall mounted fans and window extractor fans send stale air, humidity and odours straight out through a wall or a window pane, with no duct run needed.
HCM-150 N Soler & Palau wall or window extractor fan
Soler & Palau HCM-150 N window and wall extractor fan for direct exhaust ventilation in residential and commercial spaces. Delivers airflow up to 220 m³/h to efficiently remove humidity, odours and excess heat while improving indoor air quality. Features an automatic external shutter to help prevent backdraughts and ensure efficient ventilation.
HCM-180 N Soler & Palau wall and window extractor fan
Soler & Palau HCM-180 N window and wall extractor fan for direct exhaust ventilation in residential and commercial spaces. With airflow up to 450 m³/h, it efficiently removes humidity, odours and excess heat while improving indoor air quality. An automatic external shutter helps prevent backdraughts for reliable, energy-efficient ventilation.
HCM-225 N Soler & Palau wall or window extractor fan
Soler & Palau HCM-225 N wall and window extractor fan delivers powerful airflow up to 600 m³/h with a low noise level of 45 dB(A). Designed for kitchens, bathrooms, offices, restaurants and other commercial or residential spaces, it features an automatic backdraft shutter, integrated safety guards and easy installation in walls or glass windows for reliable everyday ventilation.
When a wall or window fan fits
They suit a room with an outside wall or a window but no duct. Compared with a bathroom fan, a wall or window fan moves more air and has nothing between it and the room, which is why it is also louder.
Wall and window fans
The fans are plastic and work from 0 to +40 °C. Airflow is 220 to 600 m³/h, noise 42 to 45 dB(A) and power 25 to 28 W.
If the fan cannot go in an outside wall, an in-line extractor fan sits in the duct run instead.
Common questions
Can a wall fan cool a room?
These are extractor fans, so they take air out of the room and do not blow it at people. The only cooling they give comes from removing the warm air.
Why is a wall fan louder than a bathroom fan?
It moves more air, and there is no duct between the fan and the room. Where noise matters more, an in-line fan in a duct is the quieter choice.
What stops cold air coming back in?
A backdraft shutter, which closes the opening when the fan stops. On a fan without one, a grille with a gravity shutter on the outside does the same job.
