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Airflow Quietair 4-inch (100mm) Ventilation Fan with Two Speed Options 5W 75 or 90m3/h Airflow 9041259 Axial Extractor Fan

Model No. QT100B by: Airflow
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This is the Airflow 9041259 QuietAir QT 100B - the basic version (basic switching - switch not included) with low noise levels (25dB), high energy efficiency (5 or 9W), and two speed options (75 or 90 m3/h). 

Note on Returns: if returned as "faulty" but, after testing by the manufacturer and found "not faulty", a carriage charge will be incurred. Please make sure this is the fan you require and do not hesitate to contact us if you need help in choosing the right fan. 

The QuietAir QT100B combines a modern, graceful design with extremely low noise levels and inspiring energy efficiency. With a powerful fan that offers two-speed options and operates at a soothingly quiet 25dB, you will hardly even hear the fan running as it efficiently does its job. In fact, the QT100B is so muted it was awarded the QuietMark 2014 by the Noise Abatement Society.

The energy-saving aspect of this model can not be emphasized enough; it has a power consumption of only 5W, used by a long-life ball-bearing motor with 40,000 hours of life. The impeller delivers up to 60m³/hr through 12 meters of robust ducting, taking on even 90-degree bends with ease. Furthermore, it is designated for use in wet zone 1, and splash-proof and protected by a Residual Current Device (RCD) so can be placed right next to your shower for ultimate convenience.

The two-speed options are 75m³/hr and 90m³/hr, and switching between the two is easy (two-speed options), allowing you to choose exactly the right drying pressure needed for the given moment. Furthermore, this smart-tech fan model includes a ‘Room Refresh’ option for programmable ventilation, giving even more power to the user.

Airflow QuietAir Bathroom Fan - Features

  • It was awarded QuietMark 2014 by the Noise Abatement Society
  • It is extremely quiet: 25 dB(A)
  • Power consumption is only 5 watts
  • Longlife ball-bearing motor with 40,000 hours life
  • Two speed options: 75 m3/hr* and 90 m3/hr
  • Basic switching: two-speed options
  • High-efficiency impeller: delivers up to 60m3/hr through 12m of rigid ducting, including 90-degree bends
  • Use in wet zone 1 when protected by an RCD and installed in accordance with the latest IEE wiring regulations
  • Applications: For use in toilets, en-suites, bathrooms, small rooms, and utility rooms. 
  • Integral flow straightener and backdraught flap
  • Low specific fan power for SAP assessments
  • Powerful extraction for longer ducts
  • Clip-on cover for ease of cleaning
  • Complies with latest Building Regulations Approved Document F
  • 3-year warranty

Airflow QuietAir QT100B Bathroom Fan - Specs

  • It is controlled by a remote switch (not included) - this is the basic switching version.
  • Airflow: 75/90 m3/hr, 20.8/25 l/sec
  • Airflow: 31Pa @ 60 m3/hr, 16.6 l/sec
  • Motor: Axial high-efficiency impeller
  • Duct diameter: 100mm
  • Weight: 0.8kg
  • Dimensions: 147mm height x 140mm length x 131mm depth
  • Mounting: for wall/ceiling mounting
  • Sound pressure: 25/30 dB(A) @ 3m
  • Power: 5/9 watts
  • SFP: 0.24 w/l/s
  • Voltage: 230/1/50-60Hz
  • Rating: IP45 rated fan
  • Max. ambient temperature: 40 degrees Celsius
  • Model: Airflow 9041259 QuietAir QT100T bathroom fan (basic version)
Technical Features
Airflow 75/90 m3/hr, 20.8/25 L/sec
Colour white
Ducting 100mm
IP Rating IP45
Max. Operating Temperature 40 deg C
Power 5 / 9W
Sound Output 25/30 dB
Specific Fan Power 0.24 w/l/s
Voltage 230V

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How Airflow Ventilation Solutions deal with Indoor Air Pollutants at Home

Problems caused by bad air quality in our indoor environments can be devastating. Recently, the World Health Organisation (WHO) published a report that showed that the air we breathe has become polluted with cancer-causing substances. The mixture of exposure to indoor and outdoor pollution has led to 6 million people dying annually. Considering that people now spend up to 90% of their time indoors, it is likely that indoor pollution played a significant part in this terrible statistic. What are the causes of indoor pollutants? Many factors contribute to poor levels of indoor air quality. Outdoor air gains entrance through windows, doors and the general ‘leakiness’ of buildings that are not well insulated. One of the main culprits is biologically produced pollutants. People release pollutants through their normal metabolic process. They also use products and appliances that emit toxins on a daily basis. The appliances we commonly use at work or home are a significant source of pollution. These include cookers, boilers and portable gas or paraffin heaters. These items are very damaging to the quality of indoor air that we breathe. Condensation is one of the largest causes of dampness in indoor areas, and can eventually lead to the growth of mould. The health problems associated with mould must be emphasised: they can lead to a litany of ailments. Prolonged exposure to high levels of indoor dampness can reduce lung function and cause chronic health problems such as asthma. If those who already suffer from asthma are exposed to dampness, they have an increased likelihood to develop more severe symptoms. Mould can lead to various other medical conditions, such as pneumonia. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), a considerable proportion of the world’s 300 million cases of childhood asthma is attributable to indoor dampness and mould. We here at Sparks are sure you’ll agree air pollutants must be effectively dealt with. This needs to be done before they can inflict damage to our homes and health. Residential ventilation solutions offered by Airflow Thankfully, Airflow offers a wide range of residential solutions. They are one of the UK’s leading manufacturers of ventilation products for your home or property. They have been making innovations in ventilation for decades - since they started out in 1959. Their first product that made waves in the industry was the Loovent, which went on to become a best-seller. This range has sold over 1 million units and is still extremely popular to this day (it has been updated with modern features now, of course). The Loovent Eco is a powerful centrifugal fan that boasts a modular design. This makes the installation and maintenance of the device very easy. Furthermore, they produce minimal sound levels and operate with great eco-efficiency, powered by a low-energy motor. The Loovent Eco comes in versions that include a pull-cord, humidity timer, motion sensor (with timer), a delayed start of two minutes and two-speed settings. This product is ideal for long stretches of ducting, as it will maintain pressure over the full length of a duct run. It is recessed or surface mounted so can be mounted practically anywhere you desire. The QuietAir is another successful range developed by Airflow, with the QT100 being a real stand-out in terms of popularity. The QT100 is an axial extractor fan that combines contemporary design with ultra-low noise levels. It was awarded the Quietmark in 2014 by the Noise Abatement Society as it operates at a lowly 25 decibels (dB). Its features include a long-life ball-bearing motor with 40,000 hours of operating time. It can run at two speeds and has an adjustable overrun timer. Furthermore, it uses a high-efficiency impeller that helps to keep running costs low; it only has a power consumption of 5 watts.Buy Airflow Quietair Fans Then, there is the iCON range - one of the first products to introduce the plug-in module concept to the extractor fan market. iCON’s revolutionary design ensures effective ventilation; the low-energy fans are quiet and use a minimal amount of energy. They also come in Safety Extra Low Voltage (SELV) versions, which provide extra safety and peace of mind at home. The design includes the option for installing a plug-in module, which enables you to adjust the fan to suit your specific needs. Their round, slim design means it is a breeze to install the device in either a wall or ceiling. With three versions (the iCON15, iCON30 and iCON60) they are suitable to install in any room, whether it be large or small. The enduring popularity of the iCON range led to the release of the high-tech iCONstant. The iCONstant is among the quietest extract fans on the market (with a sound level of 21 dBA) and costs less than a lightbulb to run for an entire year. You can choose from a Timer version or a Humidity Timer version of the product, depending on what you find preferable. The ‘constant’ in the name of this product is taken from its ability to constantly extract damp air. Though they can be used in any room, Airflow designed the iCONstant with toilets, bathrooms and kitchens in mind. This is because these are the areas of your home that will produce the most moisture, which could lead to damp and mould. One of the iCONstant's main purposes is to keep you healthy by maintaining clean air quality within your home.Buy Airflow iCONstant Fans ‘Extract and replace’ - how Airflow helps you keep a healthy home Airflow has always aimed to produce healthy breathing air through energy-efficient means. This is demonstrated by the history of their products, looking at the iCON60 fan, for instance. The iCON60 is the largest in its range, and designed to be compatible with larger residential spaces. They are highly efficient in areas such as residential lounges, domestic kitchens, changing areas and utility rooms. Airflow understands the importance of ‘Residential Heat Recovery’ and how it relates to people’s well-being. They know that an effective ventilation system in a dwelling will protect the occupants - and the building itself - against harmful levels of condensation. Condensation is more likely to occur in residences where large groups of people live. This is because every individual does their share of cooking, washing and bathing. With their varied range of products, Airflow provides effective ventilation with heat recovery for the supply of controlled, crisp and filtered air.Heat Recovery Fans at Sparks They manage to do this while eliminating harmful moisture and airborne pollutants. Whether you live in a house, student halls, a flat or another type of residence - Airflow will have you covered. They offer an excellent variety of ventilation products to help save you energy and - more importantly - make sure you breathe proper air, the good kind of air. They have done this for five decades now and the endurance of their brand attests to their success.

How Decibel A-Weighting Works and Why It's Important for Fire Alarms

If you've taken alook through our Fire Alarms and Ventilation systems (maybe it's a slow afternoon at the office), you might have noticed that sometimes we give a dB(A) value in the technical information, under something like "sound output." This fire alarm sounder has a sound output of 101 dB(A); on the other hand, there's an extractor fan with less than a quarter of the sound output, at 25 dB(A). Measuring Noise dB(A) stands for Decibel A-weighting - it's a measurement of the level of sound pressure in the air. That measurement is modified so that the measured loudness matches the loudness that is perceived by the human ear as closely as possible. This is opposed to a straight, physical measurement of the sound pressure in the air; the people in charge of taking the measurements try to ensure that the perceived sound stays reasonably constant in all environments. (Strictly speaking, this isn't always possible for a huge number of reasons, but it's close.) Our examples are human-centric applications, after all; workplace noise measurements are also expressed in dB(A) in order to comply with regulations. An A-weighting filter de-emphasises the lower frequencies (pitches) of a sound and emphasises those around 3000-6000 Hertz where the human ear is more sensitive. For the physics geeks in our readership (and we assume there must be a few), Wikipedia has a good primer on the subject of decibel A-weighting, with curves and equations. This gives an easy, single-number measurement of noise level that we can compare with the noise level in the environment. When we need to install a fire alarm, to carry on with our examples, it should be louder than the ambient noise.Silent Ventilation fans at Sparks Using Noise The alarm sounder we mentioned above has a sound output of about 101 dB(A), which is a little bit louder than a newspaper press. The "ultra-quiet" ventilation fan is about as loud as a person whispering to themselves in an art gallery. The measurement in dB(A) allows a contractor to compare the sound output of a thing with the environmental noise level: if the sound output of an alarm sounder is higher than the general level of noise, then the alarm will be heard. If the source output is lower, then it will be masked. Sometimes, the distance from the source is also given. This is useful - even essential - for larger environments, where an alarm sounder might be installed far away from someone working at a factory machine, for instance. Generally, as the distance doubles, the sound level in dB(A) is halved. This should be taken into account when installing an industrial alarm system. Broadly: you'll want to go as loud as possible with the fire alarms (ideally without damaging anybody's hearing!), and as quiet as possible with ventilation fans and other such appliances. It's an interesting experiment and it opens up a whole new can of worms (as if we didn't have enough already) - how loud is your office? Your house? Are you using the right appliances for the noise level?

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