Airflow supplies iCON fans to easyHotel

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Airflow iCON fans have been installed in the bathrooms of the first easyHotel — the latest venture of serial entrepreneur Stelios.
Fans from Airflow’s iCON range have been installed in the bathrooms of the newly opened easyHotel in central London for their aesthetics, ability to deliver powerful ventilation and the incorporation of an iRIS shutter to help reduce external noise. This hotel concept is the latest ‘easy’ idea from Stelios, the serial entrepreneur. EasyHotel represents the group’s entry into the budget-hotel sector and will be found in the centre of international cities, targeting short-stay customers. Customers book rooms on the web site, and the earlier the booking, the lower the price. Room rates start at £20 per night. Roger Powell of easyHotel says, ‘EasyHotel prides itself on providing customers value for money without compromising on standards or quality. ICON follows the same principles of reliability and design excellence that easyHotel represents.’ These fans use 12 V brushless DC ball-bearing motors. They offer considerable energy savings and a significantly longer working life than industry-standard motors.
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