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A beautiful bathroom needs more than trending tapware and statement tiles. Lighting, heating and exhaust fans are three essential elements of a well-functioning bathroom, and you can have all three with the IXL Tastic Ovation 3 in 1 Bathroom Fan, Heater and Light.
Cool style
The IXL Tastic Ovation 3 in 1 boasts a chic, contemporary white fascia with clean and simple lines to suit any interior style. It features innovative Halo Heat™ technology, strong airflow and a frosted LED 4000K cool white lighting option. The side-ducted centrifugal fan has an inclined outlet for optimised ducting and easy installation. Designed and made in Australia, it recently took out a prestigious ABA100 award at the Australian Brand Awards 2021.
Squeaky clean
The IXL Tastic Ovation 3 in 1 is clean on every level, effectively banishing steam from your bathroom. The physical design includes a wide grille fascia for easy cleaning and a self-sealing backdraught stopper that prevents draughts and insects from entering the home. This means your bathroom stays warm, protected from unwanted airflow (and pests) and is still suited for 5-star energy rated homes. The IXL Tastic Ovation 3 in 1 meets G4 building codes and NZ’s Healthy Homes Standard for ventilation.
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