Marine exhaust fans and ventilators are essential devices for ensuring air circulation on board, improving air quality and preventing humidity, condensation, and unpleasant odors. These accessories are particularly useful for cabins, bathrooms, galleys, and other enclosed areas of the vessel.

Types of Nautical Extractors and Fans

Battery-Powered Fans (Portable)

• Ideal for small boats or for specific areas such as the cabin or cockpit.
• They can be powered by 12V , 24V or even a rechargeable battery.

Fixed Fans (Built-in)

• Permanently installed in an area of ​​the vessel, such as the cabin or cockpit.
• They offer a constant flow of air to improve ventilation.

Bathroom and Toilet Exhaust Fans

• Used to remove moisture and odors in bathrooms and toilets.
• Some models are equipped with a filtering system to eliminate impurities.

Ceiling Fans

• Mounted on the ceiling of cabins or larger areas to ensure optimal air circulation.
• They can be fixed or adjustable.

Features to Consider

✔ Power – Choose fans or extractors that are compatible with your boat’s electrical system (12V or 24V).

✔ Quiet – If you want to minimize noise, look for models designed to be particularly quiet, ideal for cabins or rest areas.

✔ Corrosion Resistance – Make sure the materials are resistant to salt corrosion, especially if the device will be installed in humid environments.

✔ Ease of Installation – Built-in or portable models are generally easier to install than fixed models.

✔ Air Flow – Airflow capacity is measured in CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) or m³/h ; choose a model that offers sufficient flow for the size of the space being ventilated.