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    Electrician Jobs Need an Electrician familiar with extractor fans in Hackney E9

    Hi Guys, If you know the answer to my problem the job could be yours. I have: - 1 fan in a jacuzzi bath area that needs to become again an in-line fan operated by a Humidistat sensor and might need to be 12V. The problem with this and the other fan is that they were surface extractor fans with...
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    Saturn L200 2001 - No signal being sent to fans!

    Good day to you all! I hope you are all having a pleasant day! I'm new to the forums and decided to join because I need some help with my Saturn. When I bought the car the Engine (Radiator) fan was wired to bypass the Cooling Fan Control Module. The reason this was done was that there was a...
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    Utility room extractor fans

    Apologies if this has been discussed before, for background I am first fixing a new extension with the electrician happy to check and test when I have finished ( I have previously completed a domestic installers course), according to building regs, a utility room needs an intermittent...
  4. stidge

    Pain in the --- fans

    Any tips on balancing them crappy wooden ceiling fans lads ! Instructions are naff and I have 3 x 3 gram weights to help but struggling to get them right ? Cheers
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    Extractor fans in kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms.

    Morning.. Just wondering if anyone knows what official building regs state about having to install the above when doing a refurb of house? I have had building control officers tell me in the past that fans are required in kitchens bathrooms and utility rooms, but I can't find anything in the...
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    In line bathroom fans

    Hi, I am looking to replace our ceiling bathroom fan with an inline fan, for a higher extraction rate of condensation. I have a few questions about which fan to pick, and it's installation. Here is a link to the fan I was thinking of getting:Manrose 4" Inch (100mm) MixFlo Extractor Fan with...
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    in line fans, recommendations appreciated

    Evenin' all, Looking for recommendations for an in line fan. Want to install 2 of these in my loft to replace the ceiling extract fans currently in place. I don't want to spend too much but want something that will be effective. Also, would anyone recommend venting out through a roof tile...
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    Fans and ohm's law

    I am hoping for some advice on powering a 12v computer fan from the mains. I'm not an electrician, just doing a humble diy project. The manufacturer states the fans actual input power is 1.6 W, with a maximum rated input current of 0.20 A. So, I believe I ideally need a current of 0.13A...
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    Bathroom fans

    Hi, We have a bathroom fan controlled by the light switch with over run, fitted when we had a partial rewire. Have all the correct paper work relating to the work. The bathroom has no window, hence the fan. Would it be electrically safe circuit-wise to have another one wired and fitted up to...
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    Fans and wires

    Why do fan and speed controller manufacturers use use U, Z , K or UZ sometimes the fan and contoller have different letters instead of harmonizing fan to controller, just asking never thought about it until a guy asked, funny the things you just accept and just go by the diagram(s) P
  11. Michaelp

    Powerful ceiling fans ?

    Need to find some powerful ceiling fans or an alternative solution on this situation. The building's walls (showroom) are surrounded by glass and the temperatures inside the building are getting unbearable.The shop owner already have 4 air conditions but are not sufficient to cool the...
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    Niglon Fans

    I've been offered a deal by a local wholesaler on Niglon EX4T fans, I've never fitted one before and usually go for Envirovent as they are pretty good quality and very quiet. I suspect thought that they are probably quite low quality given that the price is less than £11, and I can't find...
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    Extract Fans in Kitchens and Bathrooms

    I am trying to get a completion certificate for a double extension from the LA Building inspector and they are asking that I fit extract fans in the kitchen and bathroom The original plans were passed in 1994! When was it made a regulation that extract fans had to be fitted? as I may fight this...
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    New Lighting circuit - how are fans etc. connected

    Hi, I'm installing a new lighting circuit. Normal stuff - radial circuit with lights looped in on the ceiling roses. My question is - how are things like bathroom extraction fans, smoke alarms or an outside above door light normally included in a new circuit? Are they added as spurs off the...
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    Bathroom fans with built in PIR

    For PIR fans with timers, Does the PIR work independently from the light switch or does the light switch need to be on for the PIR to operate the fan?
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    Fusing down of extractor fans

    Hi, I have a question I would like to put to you to see who does what really. The majority if not all manufacturers state something about the fan must be fused down to 3A... Ok, scenario... You have a bathroom, 6A light circuit, the light can either be switched at pull cord, light switch...
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    What is the current 17th edition regs for 12v SELV Humidisat extractor fans in Zone 1

    As I understand it, they should have their own dedicated RCD After asking Mr Google I found this reference fro 17th Edition 2010Low Voltage Airflow Fans – Be Extra Safe The Airflow range of SELV (Safety Extra Low Voltage) fans fully comply with the current IEE wiring regulations 17th edition...
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    Trying to setup 21 Computer Fans each rated 12 Volts, is this correct setup?

    Hi all, I’m completely new to any kind of electrical work and would be grateful if you guys could confirm my setup to be correct. I’ll try to be as clear as I can: I have 220V coming from my Wall Socket, so I assume I have 220V to use. What I’d like to do is, use the...
  19. multimick

    utility fans timed or not

    hi guys and dolls just doing an extension ,new utility and enlargement of kitchen ,plans say ext fan in utility and kitchen ,(kitchen is on a cooker hood fan ) does the utility need to have an overrun fan in it ?I'm thinking not as the cooker hood will not be timed and there is more likely to be...
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    2 inline extract fans

    Hi all, Just after a bit of advice. I have split my bathroom into two so I now have a bathroom and shower room next to each other. I would like to fit an extract fan in each room but only with one hole to vent outside. What's the best option? Would I need 2 extract fans joined with ducting...

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