Ground Floor Bathroom Extractor Fan Query

[SparkyChick]

Just fitted one of these: Soler & Palau TD Silent In Line Fans - https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Main_Index/Ventilation_Index/Soler_TD_Silent/index.html and it is amazingly quirt compared to others fitted previously.

I'll second this suggestion from Mike. I've fitted one of these and was able to solve the clients condensation problems with practically zero noise. Very impressive units.

 

[Mike Johnson]

Forgot to mention I also fitted one of these as a control unit for the fan, impressed with how sensitive the humidistat is: Remote Humidistat Fan Control & Timer | Manrose (1361 / HRU-HVHT) - https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/MR1361.html working in the shower room and getting hot sets it off.

 

[lmike19]

Thanks for the product suggestion. I'm not ready for the job yet (will be done when doing bathroom up) so not sure what space I have yet. I see ideally inline should be installed at half way point but not sure this will be manageable - how much will this affect end result?

Also how do we define accessible as per regs? As this is ground floor bathroom, inline electrical connections would be situated in ground floor ceiling void/first floor floor void, so would mean removal of first floor carpet/floor boards. For example sockets etc would be fitting wago connections here rather than JBs if required, so how is there a way to get past this for inline?

Thanks