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Bathroom Ceiling Vent

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  • 19-11-2007 9:54pm
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    Reg_hurley
    Registered Users Posts: 250 ✭✭


    Hi All,
    looking for some advice.
    I have a Vortice Micro T ventilation unit (220-240V ~ 50Hz 40W) in my bathroom that has broken down. So I'm looking for a replacement.
    I can't find the same model anywhere. So if anyone knows of a suitable replacement that would be great.
    The bathroom is about 6ft by 6+1/2ft with no window.
    Any help, much appreciated.
    thanks,
    Reg


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    10-10-20
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    Why do you need exactly the same type? Why won't a standard one fit?


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    Reg_hurley
    Registered Users Posts: 250 ✭✭Reg_hurley


    10-10-20 wrote: »
    Why do you need exactly the same type? Why won't a standard one fit?
    I dont really need the same type, but I'm not sure what kind to get as a suitable replacement.
    Around what price range would you consider standard?
    Went into B&Q but they werent much help with advice.
    thanks.


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    10-10-20
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    I think we are talking ~€50 as standard.
    Can you post an image of your existing fan? We can see then what's required.


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    northdublin
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    we do fans in our place, is it a ceiling or a wall based fan. can you measure the outlet diameter. its probly 4/5/6 inch. we do inline kits so if its a ceiling fan one of these might be an option, there a little quieter as the fan itself would be in the attic with just a vent in the bathroom ceiling.like 101020 suggested a pic of it or a link to am image of it on the web would help


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    Reg_hurley
    Registered Users Posts: 250 ✭✭Reg_hurley


    northdublin wrote: »
    we do fans in our place, is it a ceiling or a wall based fan. can you measure the outlet diameter. its probly 4/5/6 inch. we do inline kits so if its a ceiling fan one of these might be an option, there a little quieter as the fan itself would be in the attic with just a vent in the bathroom ceiling.like 101020 suggested a pic of it or a link to am image of it on the web would help
    Thanks lads,
    It looks like this one: http://www.vortice.ltd.uk/catalogue.aspx?id=750
    but the exact model isnt listed.
    Its a ceiling fan and the outlet is 4 inches.
    The fan is also linked with the light switch for the room.
    I'm in an apt complex so there isnt the option of having the fan in the attic.
    nothdublin; where do you work? PM me if you dont want to name it here....
    thanks again


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    10-10-20
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    I suspected it was a centrifugal fan alright. This type sit on the wall/ceiling and don't project into it. That's why you couldn't locate a similar one in B&Q!


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    northdublin
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    i work in an electrical wholesalers in the finglas area. ill check it out tomorow and see if i can give ye a guideline price. does the fan terminate into a 4'' wavin or into a 4'' flexi duct, and is it timed or does it go off as soon as you turn off the light switch.


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    Reg_hurley
    Registered Users Posts: 250 ✭✭Reg_hurley


    northdublin wrote: »
    i work in an electrical wholesalers in the finglas area. ill check it out tomorow and see if i can give ye a guideline price. does the fan terminate into a 4'' wavin or into a 4'' flexi duct, and is it timed or does it go off as soon as you turn off the light switch.
    No idea about duct, will check this evening. The fan comes on when the light is turned on.
    thanks.


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