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How to choose an ultra-quiet household exhaust fan? Analysis of key parameters and noise reduction technology

The noise problem of household exhaust fans directly affects the comfort of use, especially in quiet environments such as bedrooms and study rooms. To choose a truly silent exhaust fan, you need to focus on core parameters such as noise value, air volume, motor type, and combine noise reduction technology for comprehensive consideration.

1. Noise value (dB)

The noise of a silent exhaust fan is usually controlled below 30 decibels (dB), which is equivalent to the volume of a whisper and is suitable for night use. If used in the kitchen or bathroom, a noise level below 40dB is acceptable. When purchasing, pay attention to whether the manufacturer marks the lowest or highest noise value to avoid loud noise in actual use.

2. Air volume (m³/h)

The air volume determines the ventilation efficiency, but it is not the larger the better. It needs to be selected in combination with the use scenario:
Bedroom/study: 30-50m³/h (low air volume + ultra-quiet).
Bathroom: 50-80m³/h (fast dehumidification).
Kitchen: ≥100m³/h (to deal with oil smoke).

3. Motor type

DC motor: quieter operation, noise can be controlled at 25-35dB, and more energy-saving.
AC motor: lower cost, but usually higher noise (above 40dB).

4. Noise reduction technology

Shock reduction design: use suspended motor or rubber pad to reduce mechanical vibration.
Optimize air duct: streamlined structure reduces wind noise, multi-wing impeller makes airflow smoother.
Intelligent speed regulation: automatically senses ambient humidity or air quality, and is quieter when running at low speed.

5. Installation and maintenance

Avoid exhaust ducts that are too long or too bent, otherwise it will increase wind resistance and noise.
Clean the filter and blades regularly to prevent dust accumulation from affecting the quiet effect.