Keep your home fresh, dry, and odour-free with our range of exhaust fans for every room. Whether you need a bathroom exhaust fan to clear steam and stop mould, a kitchen wall exhaust fan to pull out smoke and cooking smells, or a small exhaust fan for bedroom and study rooms, THS Now stocks trusted brands like Crompton at prices that don't stretch your budget. Pair it with our ceiling fans or wall mount fans for full-room air circulation, and pick up any fan accessories you need in the same order. Searching for an "exhaust fan near me" in Delhi NCR? Order online and get it delivered to your doorstep in One Day — no waiting, no store visits.
Bathroom Exhaust Fans
A bathroom exhaust fan is the simplest fix for a bathroom that stays damp, smells musty, or fogs up every time you shower. It pulls out moist, humid air and pushes it outside through a duct or wall opening, which stops mould and mildew from building up on tiles and ceilings.
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Wall or window mount: Most Indian bathrooms use a bathroom window exhaust fan or a wall-mounted unit fitted into an existing vent opening — both work well as long as there's a direct path to the outside.
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Size: 100mm–150mm fans suit small bathrooms (under 45 sq ft); go for 200mm if your bathroom is larger or has a bathtub/no natural ventilation.
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What makes it "the best": The best bathroom exhaust fan for most homes balances three things — strong suction (measured in CMH/CFM), low noise (under 45 dB for a "quiet" fan), and a rust-resistant body since bathrooms are constantly humid.
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Design: If you've redone your bathroom recently, a modern bathroom exhaust fan with a slim silver or matte-black grille blends into contemporary tile and fixture designs better than the older cream/beige plastic models.
Doing a fuller bathroom refresh? Browse our shower parts, bathtub accessories, and toilet & bidet accessories alongside your exhaust fan, and book an instant plumbing service if you need help with installation.
Kitchen Exhaust Fans
Indian cooking produces a lot of steam, smoke, and oil-laden air — a dedicated home kitchen exhaust fan clears all three faster and far more affordably than a full chimney installation.
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Kitchen wall exhaust fan: Fitted directly into the kitchen wall near the stove or cooking area, this is the most common setup in Indian homes and apartments. It needs a straight path to an outside wall or shaft.
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Chimney exhaust fan vs. chimney: If your kitchen layout doesn't allow for a full chimney hood, a chimney exhaust fan (a wall or duct-mounted exhaust fitted near the cooking area) is a lower-cost, lower-maintenance alternative that still clears smoke and odour effectively.
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Small exhaust fan for kitchen: For compact kitchens, kitchenettes, or rental homes, a 100mm–150mm fan fits into a smaller opening while still handling day-to-day cooking smoke.
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Material durability: Look for rust-proof aluminium or ABS blades, since kitchen exhaust fans deal with grease and oil over time — plain steel blades corrode faster.
Setting up or upgrading your kitchen? Check out our kitchen appliances range and electrical switches for a matching finish near your cooking area.
Bedroom, Utility & Small-Room Exhaust Fans
Not every exhaust fan is for a wet area. A well-placed exhaust fan for bedroom or utility room improves air circulation, clears stuffy air, and works as an exhaust fan for room cooling in rooms that don't have great cross-ventilation — pulling out warm, stale air and drawing in cooler air from outside or an adjoining room.
- A small exhaust fan (100mm–125mm) is usually enough for bedrooms, store rooms, and home offices — you don't need kitchen- or bathroom-grade suction power for these spaces.
- For rooms with no direct outside wall, pair the fan with a duct or window vent so it actually exhausts air outward instead of just recirculating it.
- Quiet operation matters most here — check the noise rating (dB) before buying if the fan is going into a bedroom.
For rooms that still feel warm even with an exhaust fan running, consider adding a space heater for winter or pairing the fan with one of our wall mount fans for better air movement.
Delivery Across Delhi NCR
Looking for an exhaust fan near me that you can get today, not next week? THS Now delivers electrical and hardware essentials — including exhaust fans — across serviceable pin codes in Delhi NCR in One Day. Order online, skip the store visit, and get your home exhaust fan or house exhaust fan installed the same day. Need help fitting it? Book an electrician service for wiring or installation support.
Why Choose Us?
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2–3 hour delivery across Delhi NCR: Order your exhaust fan online and get it at your door the same day, not after a week of waiting.
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Trusted brands only: We stock reliable names like Crompton, so you're not gambling on an unknown brand for a fan that needs to run for years.
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One store for the whole job: Besides exhaust fans, THS Now covers electrical switches, wires & cables, and mount boxes & brackets, so you can order everything for the installation in one go.
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Installation help on demand: If you're not comfortable fitting the fan yourself, our electrician services and plumber services are available for quick, professional help.
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Fair, transparent pricing: No inflated MRPs or hidden charges; the price you see is what you pay at checkout.
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Easy returns & support: Backed by our refund policy and a support team that's easy to reach if something's wrong with your order.
How to Choose the Right Exhaust Fan for Your Home
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Pick the right size: Match the fan's sweep size (in mm) to the room: 100–150mm for bedrooms and small kitchens, 150–200mm for bathrooms and mid-size kitchens, 200mm+ for larger kitchens or bathrooms with poor natural ventilation.
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Check airflow (CMH/CFM): Higher airflow ratings clear smoke, steam, or odour faster — important for kitchens and bathrooms, less critical for bedrooms.
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Noise level: Look for a dB rating under 45 dB if the fan will run near where people sit, sleep, or work.
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Body material: Rust-resistant, corrosion-proof bodies (ABS plastic or coated metal) last longer in humid bathrooms and greasy kitchens than plain steel.
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Mounting type: Confirm whether you need a wall-mount, window-mount, or ceiling-mount fan based on your existing opening — retrofitting a different type can mean extra civil work.
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Extras that matter: Shutters (keep out dust/insects when off), overload protection, and a warranty of at least 1–2 years are worth checking before you buy.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What size exhaust fan do I need for my bathroom?
For a standard Indian bathroom (under 45 sq ft), a 100–150mm exhaust fan is usually enough. Larger bathrooms or those without windows do better with a 200mm fan for stronger air extraction.
2. Can an exhaust fan replace a kitchen chimney?
A kitchen wall exhaust fan or chimney exhaust fan can clear smoke, steam, and odour effectively for everyday cooking, especially in compact kitchens. A chimney with a hood is better suited to heavy daily frying or larger kitchens with high cooking volume.
3. Is a small exhaust fan enough to cool a room?
A small exhaust fan improves air circulation and pulls out warm, stale air, which helps a room feel less stuffy. It works best alongside natural airflow (an open window or door) rather than as a standalone cooling solution like an AC or cooler.
4. Do bathroom exhaust fans need to vent outside?
Yes — for an exhaust fan to actually remove moisture and odour rather than just recirculating air, it needs a duct or opening that vents to the outside.
5. How long does exhaust fan installation take?
If your wall or window already has a vent opening of the right size, installation typically takes under 30 minutes. New openings or ducting will take longer and may need an electrician.
