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I will be fitting an in line extractor fan in the loft to extract from a shower room. At present there is a ceiling mounted fan placed directly by a window on the other side of the room from the shower, so it is not effective.
The customer wants this to be a humidity controlled fan but it will also have a timer. It will come on with the light switch.
I have found this remote humidity controller with timer from screwfix which looks suitable Manrose 1361 Remote Bathroom Fan Humidity Control with Timer - https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/manrose-1361-remote-bathroom-fan-humidity-control-with-timer/44376#product_additional_details_container
and here is the pdf.. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/Manrose/MR1361_Instructions.pdf
My question is does the fan just turn on automatically whenever the humidity reaches its set level regardless of whether the light switch is on? Does the light switch work purely with the 'timer' part of the humidity control unit as it would with a timer fan?
The customer wants this to be a humidity controlled fan but it will also have a timer. It will come on with the light switch.
I have found this remote humidity controller with timer from screwfix which looks suitable Manrose 1361 Remote Bathroom Fan Humidity Control with Timer - https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/manrose-1361-remote-bathroom-fan-humidity-control-with-timer/44376#product_additional_details_container
and here is the pdf.. https://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Technical/DataSheets/Manrose/MR1361_Instructions.pdf
My question is does the fan just turn on automatically whenever the humidity reaches its set level regardless of whether the light switch is on? Does the light switch work purely with the 'timer' part of the humidity control unit as it would with a timer fan?