12v Fan

Former Community Member over 5 years ago

I am fitting a fan for a friend which is going to be in zone 1, opposite side of bath/shower, is there a fan which is suitable for this? It is about 6ft up from the bath, it’s a small room. I’ve looked at the low volt ones but the transformer is to big, which I have no where to hide it. Do they do them with smaller transformers? Possibly 230v one?

The fan won’t be needing a time delay as to limit any damage they just wanted it to come on and straight off with the light.

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0 alanblaby over 5 years ago

I fit a lot of extractor fans. We try to, mostly, fit ELV models in bathrooms, but for a like for like replacement, we fit a suitable mains voltage model.

The transformer is usually fitted in a 2 gang box above the bathroom door.

There are many mains fans suitable for Zone 1. Yours sounds quite a long way from spraying water, so look into these, even the cheapest is Ok, I've got one in my kitchen.:
https://www.greenwood.co.uk/product/147/select-100
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0 alanblaby over 5 years ago

I fit a lot of extractor fans. We try to, mostly, fit ELV models in bathrooms, but for a like for like replacement, we fit a suitable mains voltage model.

The transformer is usually fitted in a 2 gang box above the bathroom door.

There are many mains fans suitable for Zone 1. Yours sounds quite a long way from spraying water, so look into these, even the cheapest is Ok, I've got one in my kitchen.:
https://www.greenwood.co.uk/product/147/select-100
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