Aerauliqa specializes in designing and manufacturing high-efficiency residential, commercial, and industrial ventilation systems and air movement fans.
Aerauliqa is a prominent Italian manufacturer establishing a global reputation for high-quality air movement and ventilation solutions. Founded in 2011 in the industrial hub of Brescia, Italy, the company designs and produces a diverse portfolio ranging from residential bathroom extractors and heat recovery ventilation (HRV) units to large-scale industrial fans and agricultural air agitators.
Committed to improving indoor air quality (IAQ) and energy efficiency, Aerauliqa develops products that comply with stringent environmental regulations and safety standards. Now part of the Elta Group, the brand leverages 'Made in Italy' engineering and verticalized production to ensure precision and reliability. Their solutions are designed to be silent, intuitive, and aesthetically refined, serving homes, offices, and industrial facilities in over 50 countries.
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For safety reasons, most Aerauliqa ceiling fans and industrial axial fans must be installed at a height of not less than 2.7 meters from the floor below.
On compatible residential units, the Smart Humidity Control automatically increases the fan speed when it detects a rapid variation in relative humidity, helping to clear moisture from the room efficiently.
Always disconnect the mains supply first. For residential units, the front cover and filters are typically removable for cleaning. For industrial IP65 units, low-pressure water jets may be used if specified in your model's manual.
The serial number is located on the rating label attached to the unit or on the Safety Test Report document included in the packaging.
Check the batteries (typically CR2032 or AAA depending on the model). If the remote is lost or non-functional, some units have an onboard backup touch button to toggle the power or select basic modes.