Recommendations for a humidistatic extractor fan?

PeteW

Hiya,

Our bathroom is getting fairly damp, so I want to fit an extractor fan controlled by a humidistat.

It's a fairly small room (approx 8 sqm) with an external wall.

Any recommendations?

Pete

PeteW

Anyone?

dampdaveski

We fit loads of the following
Nuaire Genie X (not a humidistat fan but a continous duty ie it has a trickle mode that works all the time)
Envirovent Filterless Extractor Fan - has a patented humidistat trickle mode
google either name and you should see where you can get from OR send me a pm and i'll send you the link of where I buy mine from.
I fit these every week, sometimes every day

hope this helps
DD

brightontraveller

Links are too products you can probaly find them cheaper on the web just Cheapest

manrose
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/15722/Heating-and-Ventilation/Extractor-Fans/Manrose-Humidistat-Fan-4#

Manual
http://www.screwfix.com/sfd/i/cat/pdfs/66/p3133466.pdf

or

Vent axia
http://www.screwfix.com/prods/51393/Heating-Cooling/Extractor-Fans/Vent-Axia-Solo-HT-Centrifugal-21W-Bathroom-Fan#

Manual
http://www.screwfix.com/sfd/i/cat/pdfs/40/p4755140.pdf

Or
Xpelair

http://www.applied-energy.com/en/xpelair/products/range/1628?searchwords=dx180

Used with these fans maybe others : Premier DX180, DX200, DX400, DX100, XIL, CMF, CX10, GX6

Manual
http://www.applied-energy.com/_products/getpdf.php?rID=1628


Depends really what you are after some have higher running noise, some low voltage, ht built in, other it can be placed elsewhere in room for choice of fans then the xpleair, for cheap manrose ...Links are too products you can find them cheaper on the web just shows you what they are ?

ronaldmacdonald

Do what I did last week - whack a 10cm hole through your wall and plonk one of these sexy babies in - nice and unobtrusive. I set it to overun for about 25 minutes and its a huge improvement - no steam on the mirror when it would normally be a complete sauna lol.

I plan to whack a window in as well though to help eventually.

gmgmgm

I bought a fan with humidistat from Screwfix for about £30- works absolutely fine. Can't see any reason to spend much more.