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Ventilation fans are electrically powered fans that move air into or out of a building to control moisture, odours and air quality. This section includes Airflow, Xpelair and Simply Silent extractor fans, the Manrose Lo-Watt Pivotal positive input ventilation unit, and installation accessories such as Knightsbridge grilles and gravity shutters, ATC PVC ducting and Airflow iCON timer modules.

Whether you are fitting a single toilet fan or ventilating a whole house, trade pricing is available on account, and orders in by 5pm Monday to Friday reach NI and ROI addresses the next working day.

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Knightsbridge 100mm/4" Extractor Fan Grille with Fly Screen, White

£6.84 inc. VAT

Knightsbridge 100MM Gravity Shutter, Black by Meteor Electrical

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Knightsbridge 100MM/4" Gravity Shutter, Black

£4.38 inc. VAT

Knightsbridge 100MM Extractor Fan Grille with Fly Screen, Black by Meteor Electrical

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Knightsbridge 100mm/4" Extractor Fan Grille with Fly Screen, Black

£6.84 inc. VAT

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4" 102mm White Wall Grill c/w Gravity Flaps And Round Spigot

£6.00 inc. VAT

4 x 102mm White Louvred Grill And Round Spigot

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4" 102mm White Louvred Grill And Round Spigot

£6.00 inc. VAT

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Airflow iCON Timer Module

£26.65 inc. VAT

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Airflow Icon Htm Humidity Timer Module 230v P/cord

£61.52 inc. VAT

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ATC 4" 102mm White PVC Ducting 3metres

£9.14 inc. VAT

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ATC 4" 102mm White PVC Ducting 6metres

£19.15 inc. VAT

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Airflow iCON eco 15 White Extractor Fan Mains 100mm

£86.42 inc. VAT

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Airflow Aventa AV100 Fan 100mm Mixed Flow 2 Speed

£47.52 inc. VAT

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Airflow iCON 30 Extractor Fan with Auto-Iris Shutter

£138.00 inc. VAT

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Airline 100 Inline Extract Fan

£37.80 inc. VAT

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SSSFC Simply Silent Shower Fan Complete

£55.58 inc. VAT

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Airline 100 Inline Extract Timer Fan

£57.36 inc. VAT

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Simply Silent 4"/100MM Square Selv Bathroom Fan With Timer And W

£91.18 inc. VAT

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Airflow Aventa AV100T 4 inch In-Line Fan with Timer, Mixed Flow

£59.40 inc. VAT

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Masterplug SmartEnergy Breeze Bladeless Ceramic Heater & Fan 1500W WiFi Controlled

£80.95 inc. VAT

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XIMX 125mm Inline Mixed Flow Fan - Standard

£62.40 inc. VAT

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Manrose Lo-Watt Pivotal Positive Input Ventilation

£346.80 inc. VAT

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4 Inch Silent Extract Fan

£56.34 inc. VAT

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Xpelair 4"/100mm Single Speed Extractor Fan 12W

£17.52 inc. VAT

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Xpelair 4"/100mm Single Speed Extractor Fan with Timer 12W

£21.60 inc. VAT

Choosing fans and ventilation for homes and workplaces

Good ventilation removes the moisture produced by cooking, bathing and drying clothes before it causes damage. The right approach combines extraction where moisture is created with enough background airflow to keep the whole building fresh.

Browse by product type

Extractor fans – wall, ceiling, SELV and in-line fans for bathrooms, toilets and utility rooms.
Kitchen extractor fans – higher-airflow fans for cooking steam and odours.
Positive input ventilation – loft-mounted units that supply filtered air to the whole house.
Fan accessories – grilles, fly screens, gravity shutters, PVC ducting and timer modules.

Extraction or supply?

Extractor fans pull air out of individual rooms and should be fitted wherever moisture is produced. Positive input ventilation does the opposite, gently pushing fresh air in to dilute moist air across the whole home. Many properties benefit from both: room extraction for kitchens and bathrooms, and PIV to tackle general condensation.

Specification tips

Check the extract rate required for each room under the building regulations that apply in your jurisdiction, then allow for losses from ducting and grilles. Consider noise levels in bedrooms and en-suites, controls such as timers and humidity sensors, and the bathroom zone where each fan will sit. Always follow current wiring regulations and the manufacturer's instructions.

Supplied by Meteor Electrical

For more than 40 years we have supplied electricians from our Cookstown base, now with depots in Cashel and Saggart. Free delivery applies over £30 / €35 ex VAT, with next working day delivery across Northern Ireland and the Republic on in-stock items ordered by 5pm on weekdays.

FAQ's Ask Your Own Question

How does an extractor fan work?: An extractor fan draws moist, stale or odour-laden air out of a room and vents it outside, either through the wall or window or through ducting. Removing humid air from bathrooms, kitchens and utility rooms prevents condensation, mould and damp. Many models include an over-run timer, humidistat or PIR so the fan keeps running after the room is used.
What fan is suitable for the bathroom?: Inline ceiling fans are the best option for bathrooms. We stock the Aventa AV100T 4 inch In-Line Fan which can be placed above your bathroom in the ceiling. The fan is used to remove damp air, odors and pollutants. Another good option would be wall mounted fans. The Axial 4”/100mm Axial Extract Fan with Timer can be mounted into the wall which is used to remove the duct in the room.
What fan is suitable for the kitchen?: Wall mounted or ceiling mounted fans are recommended for kitchens. The Axial 4”/100mm Axial Extract Fan with Timer can be mounted into the wall which can be installed in kitchens. This timer is easy to install, quiet running and included with a standard timer.
I need a quiet running fan, what fan do you recommend?: The Simply Silent 4”/100MM Bathroom Fan from Xpelair. The fan includes an integral over-run timer featuring Ghost Air Movement Technology for quiet running. Xpelair also has a 4 inch silent extract fan which provides quiet running.
Can I install an extractor fan myself?: Extractor fans should be installed by a qualified electrician. Bathroom fans must suit the bathroom zone they are fitted in, and the circuit must meet BS 7671 requirements, including RCD protection.
What is the difference between an extractor fan and positive input ventilation?: An extractor fan removes air from a single room, such as a bathroom or kitchen, and expels it outside. Positive input ventilation supplies filtered air into the home, usually from the loft, creating gentle positive pressure that pushes moist air out through natural leakage. They tackle condensation in different ways and often work well together.
What accessories do I need to install an extractor fan?: Most installations need ducting of the correct diameter, an external grille or gravity shutter to finish the outlet, and suitable fixings and sealant. Depending on the fan, you may also need a fused spur and fan isolator, a SELV transformer, or a timer or humidity module. Check the manufacturer's installation guide for the full list.
How often should an extractor fan be cleaned?: Clean the grille and accessible parts every few months, and more often in kitchens where grease builds up. Isolate the power first, then remove the cover and wipe away dust and residue. A clogged fan moves less air and works harder, so regular cleaning keeps it effective. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance instructions.