Great for hotels, day care & shopping centres, restaurants & office buildings. Packed with all the same features and installation requirements as our Vented Panfan.
The unit can be wired to a light switch to be turned on when the lights are switched on.
Designed and time tested for over 30 years,
Watch the video to see how it works.
Panfan is activated when the bathroom light is switched on, creating a vacuum so that pesky smells never get the chance to escape. (But don’t worry, you’ll barely feel a draft!)
Panfan removes the microbiome and smell from the toilet bowl through the internal overflow pipe, then ventilates it out through the ceiling.
Since the Panfan system vents the odour through the ceiling, there’s no fan noise directly in the bathroom, so it’s practically silent!
The Pan Fan System can be installed by a licensed plumber and or an electrician.
Depending on how the customer prefers the system to operate the fan can be activated in any one of the 3 following options:
- Wiring it to your light switch
- Having a separate fan switch or
- Linking the system to a movement sensor switch
The Panfan’s 40mm or 50mm vent pipework is best installed during frame stage at rough-in of services, prior to the plasterboard/tiles going on the walls. This is because all pipework is installed in the wall cavity and ceiling space.
Once the plasterboard and tiles are installed the plumber can then fit the Panfan unit in the desired location along the vent pipework previously installed earlier. This can be done the same time the toilet is being fitted off in the wet area.
Absolutely, simply connect into the top of the cistern above the water level. The system works the same way by drawing air directly from the internal overflow pipe in the cistern.
Yes, the system can be installed in any bathroom. The ideal time is during building or renovating. As every home residence is unique, difficulties may be encountered on some existing bathroom installations. You may wish to consult with a trained specialist or tradesperson prior to installation to ensure your home, building, or unit is compatible for the upgrade.
Certainly, however, an alternative pipework configuration is required to prevent water contacting the fan.
Yes this will work as long as the Panfan is installed vertically or with a 45 degree bend to prevent condensation sitting in the fan housing.
Ensure the cistern water cannot flow down the vent pipe. Reconnect first elbow down be above the water line within the second floor cistern.
We always recommend to test the Panfan, straight out of the box when received. Plug it in to make sure it is working. Once it is installed in the roof, you can hold a piece of paper towel, in front of the vent pipe and if the Panfan is working, there will be suction.
