10 Best Exhaust Fans in the Philippines 2024 | Omni, ShuangTian, and More

Omni has been a trusted electronic appliance brand in the Philippines. And this exhaust fan carries that pedigree. Sporting a cream-white color, this fan would look unassuming once installed in your kitchen or bathroom.

The fan is propeller-type, like most residential fans. With a size of 8 inches, it is big enough to draw air out of the room while small enough to go unnoticed. Fans produce 50dB, which is good for bathrooms that are only used sparingly.

This fan comes with a grill, an added precaution against rodents that might use the air ducts as a passageway inside the house. With good ratings from those who bought, this is a fan that packs a punch.

ShungTian, a brand from China, has produced a fan that is a sleeper. The design lacks inspiration but the specifications are what gives this fan the top 2 spot.

At first look, the design is like any other. You may mistake it with other fans you've seen before but once you operate it, it sets itself apart. at 40dB, it is a quiet fan, even able to move 8.5m3/min of air. Now that's a performer!

It is wall-mounted and would work best for both the kitchen and bathroom. Getting this, you won't even notice you installed it, given how quiet and how clean the air you are breathing once you are using it.

If you have a mansion that you want to outfit with something that packs a little more punch than your regular exhaust fan, look no further. This fan from Caron has all the muscle-power that you need to fulfill your needs.

Able to move a whopping 22.5 m3/min, this is a workhorse. That amount of strength comes at a price, a loud one, producing 52dB. It is roof installed and kept well away from the inside, keep noise to a minimum.

This fan fits best for houses with large rooms or industrial applications. Not all may need this fan, but for those that do, this fan will do wonders for your ventilation.  

Omni produced this exhaust fan with one thing in mind: discreetness. Mounted in the ceiling, it almost sits flush with it. 

The fan is a centrifugal one and draws air through its vents and is flushed out perpendicularly through a duct which can be routed away from the room. It produces 42dB and operates quietly while able to output 8.2m3/min of air.

This works wonders for the bathroom, with its design as it is unobtrusive and blends well with the ceiling. It moves air well, making this a bathroom powerhouse without knowing that there is an exhaust fan installed.

Another one from Omni, this fan is the bigger brother of our top 1. Design-wise, they are almost the same, but the specifications for this one are of a higher caliber.

Those wanting more air suction should find this one more than enough. Sporting a propeller-type fan, this 10-inch ventilation draws out 12m3/min of air. But with size comes some drawbacks. At 52dB, this isn't a quiet fan.

A bigger fan entails bigger holes for rodents to go in and out. Omni put some grills to ensure that your home is safe from any infestation. If you have a medium-sized bathroom or kitchen, this wall-mounted exhaust fan is for you.

If asked what is an exhaust fan, this is what usually comes to mind. Seen in most bathrooms and kitchens, this solution from Standard has been a staple throughout the years.

The design is unassuming and deceptively simple but as they, "don't fix what ain't broke." It is able to move 12m3/min of air volume while keeping noise levels at 45dB, now that is efficiency.

It is louver-type, with the slides closed whenever the fans are not operational. If an exhaust fan was able to bring you back nostalgic memories while delivering outstanding performance, get this one.

Royu is a staple in house improvements and equipment and this fan is a worthy addition. Its 10-inch cut-out is big enough to look powerful, but compared to our other fans in the top 10, it lacks in its ability to draw air.

It is a propeller-type fan and draws 6.5m3/min of air. This fan exemplifies that it's not always about the size but also the performance. Even with the lower power, it produces 50dB which is quite loud.

One feature that this fan offers is the included grills which are sure to catch dust and big debris that may go inside the rotors. If you want to look powerful but only care about good-enough performance, this fan is for you.

The smaller brother to our top 6, this 6-inch fan has been a choice for people wanting the iconic looks of Standard exhaust fans but wanting a mellower and gentler performance from their bigger fans.

The small, compact factor is able to move 4.5m3/min of air volume while keeping noise levels at 40dB, offering good ventilation at discreet noise levels.

Same as its brother, it is louver-type with smaller vents that match the fan's power. Standards line offers good performance, so get this fan for applications that require lesser demands.

This fan from Royu might be small but it is capable enough to move air. So small that you might mistake it for flat light. With grills built-in, you are assured that no big objects will get stuck inside the propeller.

Being this small, a propeller fan works best. Sporting a meager 6 inches, it moves only 2.5m3/min but it is enough for small rooms such as a storage area or a bathroom. For rooms that need adequate ventilation and are seldom used, Royu has produced this small fan for your needs.

This fan got the looks and the technology but not the power that some of the fans in our top 10. But for applications that call for minimal air movement, this fits the bill.

Only able to move 2m3/min of air volume, this isn't a workhorse. However, it is able to operate quietly, only producing 40dB, on par with the quietest fan in this list. 

For rooms that are small enough, around 5-10sqm, this fan would be more than enough to clear the room air. Just don't expect livable standards if you plan on staying in the room where this fan is operating.