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väljatõmbevent, also known as exhaust fan, is a mechanical fan installed in a building's ventilation system to remove stale air, moisture, or odors. These fans are crucial for maintaining indoor air quality and preventing issues such as mold growth, condensation, and unpleasant smells.

Commonly found in kitchens and bathrooms, väljatõmbevent systems are designed to draw contaminated air from these spaces and expel it outdoors. In kitchens, they help remove cooking fumes, smoke, and grease, while in bathrooms, their primary function is to extract moisture and prevent condensation on walls and ceilings, which can lead to mold and mildew.

The operation of a väljatõmbevent typically involves a motor-driven fan that creates suction, pulling air through a duct and out of the building. They can be activated manually by a switch or automatically through humidity sensors or timers. Different types of väljatõmbevent exist, including those that vent directly outside, recirculating units that filter the air before releasing it back into the room, and whole-house ventilation systems.

Proper installation and maintenance of väljatõmbevent systems are important to ensure their effectiveness and longevity. Regular cleaning of fan blades and filters can improve airflow and prevent mechanical issues. Inadequate or poorly functioning väljatõmbevent can lead to a buildup of pollutants and moisture, negatively impacting the indoor environment and potentially causing health problems for occupants.