Effective air vent for bathroom: recommendations?

I've a heightened sense of awareness of scents so I'd like to get a vent for the bathroom which actually works - there is a ridiculous number of bathroom vents that make noise and do little to remove smells. They really are hopeless.

Could somebody please tell me the name of a vent that would be effective at removing smells efficiently (the bathrooms in question have no windows, which makes the vent more important)? Technically, what details should I be googling to get such a vent? Also, is a better smell extractor/air vent implicitly going to be noisier? Could you name ones that are very good extractors but reasonably quiet? Thanks.

Andrea B.

Hi.
Maybe stay secure with a Ventaxia with lowest dB/noise rating.
There are many noisy fans and many good quiet fans that are ineffective due to environment they are put into.
The room must be supplied with an adequate supply of replacement air so the fan is not pulling a vacuum.
Ideally, the replacement air supply and fan should be as far as possible apart.
As you do not have a window, ensure adequate air replacement via gap under, or a vent in door.

fred funk }{

I fitted an in-line extractor fan a while ago. Does a superb job and not much noise. The unit is in the attic so would only suit if the vent is ran through the attic.

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mp31

These look interesting http://www.lunos.de/en/

BryanF

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