If you’re after a stylish, distinctive bathroom fan, with a good extraction flow rate, that allows for a no-hassle install – then you should definitely consider getting this fan.

This model won’t win many prizes for its looks, but it’s pretty quiet and can shift 21l of air per second – plenty for an average bathroom. The downside to these is that windy conditions can cause the shutter to clatter against the wall; if your outlet is exposed to the elements, it may be better to simply leave the shutter off. Replaced my bathroom fan with the airflow icon 30, it performs really well and looks great, when not in use the is no draft due to the clever design. uk/img/CJlbN8haCrDnOF2Xwaj8bKu1gNf0kRep1iWi_LGvc6tbnJAV2stpVEK6zPjWRnKMXmG1xkq40RYVycMpDlo=nu-rw-w0-c0xffffffff-e30/.Choose an optional control module to upgrade fan for Pullcord, Timer, Humidity or Motion Sensing operation. With an air extraction rate of 76m3/h, it easily surpasses building regulations for bathroom installation. In addition to the timer function, the ICSTHT model features a humidity sensor that is adjustable between 60% and 90% relative humidity and will turn the fan on when moisture in the bathroom reaches this pre-set level.

Plumbworld is a trading name of Online Home Retail Ltd (company number 03852312) registered in England. The iCON 30 also features cantilever fixing lugs – meaning it can be installed on uneven surfaces if necessary. A variety of control types and extraction rates available to suite large and small rooms in both domestic and commercial properties from well known brands.

A simple flick of the switch and excess humidity from a shower or long bath can be extracted until you turn the light back off. The PureAir Sense comes with two spigots (or sleeves): one for standard 100mm installation and another for larger 125mm portals.