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Top 10 Best Exhaust Fans in India 2017





List Of Top 10 Exhaust Fan, those are energy savings and efficient for all types of kitchens and bathrooms are below,-


1. MAA-KU EC Exhaust Fan:-

This type of exhaust fan is for Extra Small Kitchen and its size is 4.75 inches. This exhaust fan for multi-purpose use, it works as cooling fan on the front face side and it works as exhaust  fan on the reverse back face side.  It is longer lifetime than AC equivalent Energy savings due to its free stand style. You can fit this fan on both side or if you want to put this fan alone any where it stand alone without any fitting.
2. Havells Ventilair DSP 300mm Exhaust Fan :-

This fan has innovative designs and excellent finishes. These fans are high speed and specially designed for kids to dual color. This exhaust fan volts are 220 to 240 volts.
3. Havells Ventilair  Exhaust Fan with Window (White) :-

This fan is ideal for mounting on glass window. It is 150mm in diameter. It provides high qualities engineering plastic resistant to color change with anti-static properties.
4. Usha Crisp Air Premia BV 100mm Exhaust Fan (White) :-

Premia is light in weight and has noiseless blades for bathroom ventilation. This shaded pole motor design for long lasting operation. It also has rust proof body.
5. Maa Ku AC Axial Cooling Blower Exhaust Rotary Fan, (Black) :-

AC Axial fan size is 4.75 inches. This exhaust fan is good for small room.  These AC axial fans are use in multipurpose functions. These fans has free stand style.

6. Usha Crisp Air 150mm Exhaust Fan (Black) :-

This exhaust fan with automatic shutter sleek and stylish design with rust proof body and blades are noiseless and light in weight.

7. Havells Ventil Air Dx 200mm Fan (Off White) :-

Havells Ventil Air exhaust fan diameter is 200mm. This fan power capacity is 32 watts and operating voltage is 230 volts.

8. Usha Crisp Air 250mm Exhaust Fan (Pearl White) :-

This Usha exhaust fan is very light in weight with automatic shutter kindly and stylish design with rust proof body makes it performance excellent and its blades are noiseless.

9. Havells Ventilair DSP 230mm Exhaust Fan :-

It is high-quality metal body and blades that provide optimum performance. This exhaust fan is suitable for your kitchen, bathroom or toilet. It will also keep your home smelling clean when you have unexpected guests at home. This Havells exhaust fan is reduce your electricity bill too.

10. Usha Crisp Air 200mm Exhaust Fan (Pearl White) :-


This exhaust fan is light in weight with automatic shutter. It has a stylish design and rust proof body and blades are noiseless.
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