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I am looking for a quiet, energy efficient extractor fan that can be fitted into a window.
Anonymous user 28/02/2024 - 3.13 PM
We have very little wall space to fit an extractor, they only available space has a down pipe on the outside. I have been advised that we can get an extractor fan that will fit into a new window. I would like one that is quite and energy efficient.
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2 Answers
Anonymous user
Have you thought about fitting one in the ceiling? The quietest ones sit out of the way in the loft halfway down the duct between the bathroom and vent outlet.
Answered29 April 2015
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Anonymous user
I'd advise as above. Check the wattage of the fan and work out what it will cost to run.
If you are charged 15p per kilowatt/hour then you are looking at an average fan power of 15W you can run the fan for 1,000hrs for 15p. A thousand hours is the equivalent of 41 days constant running for 15p.
They are not pricey to run, but miles easier to fit through a wall or in the ceiling.
Answered7 March 2017
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