With the rapid development of the smart home market, users have growing demands for “high efficiency, intelligence, and environmental friendliness” in home devices. As a core component of home comfort and health, ventilation systems need to balance performance and sustainability. Blauberg’s series of EC fans, leveraging their core technological advantages, have become an ideal choice for smart home ventilation solutions—meeting diverse installation needs while helping users achieve carbon-neutral living goals.
Blauberg’s centrifugal fans with backward curved impellers, centrifugal fans with forward curved impellers, and axial fans all feature an “ultra-compact” design core. They can be installed in any direction and optimize air output performance without the need for complex scroll housings, perfectly fitting limited-space scenarios in smart homes such as cabinets, ceilings, and walls. Take the axial fans as an example: they adopt aerodynamic impellers made of either welded metal or single-piece glass fiber-reinforced plastic, paired with compact, energy-saving EC motors equipped with maintenance-free ball bearings. This not only extends the equipment’s service life but also significantly reduces operating noise, avoiding the “hum” of traditional fans that disrupts the quietness of home environments.
Intelligent control is key to integrating Blauberg fans into smart home systems. The entire range of fans supports both AC and DC power supplies, integrates intelligent EC technology motors, and is equipped with internal or external-mounted international standard R485 remote communication protocol interfaces. This enables seamless connection to IoT (Internet of Things) and IoE (Internet of Everything) systems. Users can remotely adjust air speed and monitor operating status via a smart home central controller, realizing “unattended” intelligent management of ventilation systems—aligning with modern families’ pursuit of convenient living.
In terms of environmental protection and compliance, Blauberg fans strictly adhere to the ErP2015 (Energy-related Products) Directive and COMMISSION REGULATION (EU) No 327/2011 (issued on March 30, 2011, which implements Directive 2009/125/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council, setting eco-design requirements for fans driven by motors with an electric input power between 125 W and 500 kW). Additionally, an optional Power Factor Correction (PFC) function is available, with a power factor of up to λ>96%, which effectively stabilizes grid voltage and reduces energy loss. By lowering users’ carbon footprints, Blauberg fans provide a practical way for households to practice “carbon-neutral” living—cutting electricity costs while contributing to addressing climate change.
Whether for fresh air circulation in living rooms, auxiliary smoke extraction in kitchens, or quiet ventilation in bedrooms, Blauberg EC fans, with their core advantages of “high efficiency, intelligence, and environmental friendliness,” have become an indispensable part of smart home systems.
