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We are here to give you technical advice about our ventilation products and how to install any of our fans. Choosing the right fan for the right location with the correct ducting and external grill can have a huge effect on the output of the fan. We see many times people go into an electrical wholesaler and ask for the most powerful fan they have and then get an electrician to install the fan. The result quite often is that there is very little improvement. We are installing the products on our website every day and measure the results of every install. Over the years we have come across many different obstacles which gives us the practical knowledge about installing fans and ventilation systems.
Questions To Ask
When purchasing a fan, the questions you need to ask maybe some of the following:
- How powerful is the fan and can you see the power curve?
- How noisy is the fan?
- What is the resistance of the original ducting?
- What is the power consumption of the fan?
- How many liters per second does the fan need to achieve?
- Should you purchase a constant running fan instead of an intermittent fan?
- What type of controls should you have on the fan?
- Is the fan been used just to ventilate one room or solve an humidity problems in other parts of the house?
- Is the fan going through a wall or is it been ducted through the attic?
- Is the ducting in the attic flexible or solid and how long is the duct run?
- How many bends are there in the ducting?
- Is the external grill plastic or galvanized metal?
- Is there a fly screen on the grill?
- If the fan is been ducted through a tile vent, which type of tile vent should you use?
- If the fan is going to be installed in a bathroom, which electrical zone is the fan going to be installed in?
- Is there a constant live feed to the fan?
- If the fan is going to be installed in an apartment does the ducting need to be fire wrapped?
- If the fan is going to be installed in an apartment does the fan need to be connected to a fire alarm?
- Is there any fuel burning appliances in the same room as the fan or in the property?
- Have these appliances got the proper permanent ventilation?
- Do you need a fuel spillage fan and should you get a fuel spillage test.
- Is there proper air flow under the door to replace the air in the room without restricting the fan?
- Do you need a RECI electrician to fit the fan?
- Should you buy a fan individually or should you buy a fan as part of a system?