All the press reports

“Now we can finally breathe again.” In a report broadcast on July 9, 2026, TF1 travelled to Toulouse to meet people who have adopted ceiling fans. Quieter than a traditional fan and more energy-efficient than air conditioning, they can reduce the perceived temperature by 4 to 5°C and are now winning over housing providers as well.

As the heatwave sets in, France 2’s flagship evening news, the Journal de 20h, compared air conditioners and ceiling fans. The verdict: the ceiling fan stands out as the smart choice — efficient, economical and environmentally sound all at once. Our Exhale model delivers up to 4 °C of perceived cooling while drawing just 20 to 50 watts.

As it does every summer, Ehpad (nursing home) La Tourmaline in Voiron has activated its ‘heatwave plan’ to help senior citizens cope with the heat. To make the establishment more comfortable, work has been carried out and new fans installed.

A fan that blows hot air is not the most effective way of bringing the temperature down. It’s time to consider changing your system for a cooler summer. Exhale reduces the temperature you feel by around 4°C and ventilates all four corners of the room, not just underneath…

The Exhale bladeless ceiling fan makes an appearance in Forbes!

Meeting with Pierre Lacarrière, entrepreneur and exclusive distributor of bladeless ceiling fans Exhale Fans in Europe. His solution for improved summer comfort in buildings? A particularly innovative bladeless ceiling fan (air blower) that meets both the requirements of the new ecologic regulations RE2020 and the comfort of users.

Article published on indesignmagazine.co.uk , Novembre 27, 2017 Exhale introduces the first bladeless ceiling fan Exhale Europe is launching the first ceiling fan without blades which distributes the air evenly in the whole room (360 degrees) which enables you to have...