Airflow Quietair Range

In our > 20 years of experience in selling electrical products for both domestic and commercial use, we have encountered a lot of questions from our customers both online and in our shop. Many of these questions are related to the choosing of the right bathroom ventilation fan. What does one need to know about the bathroom fan which he needs to install at home? What features he needs to make sure it has, so that he would have the latest in technology and in aspect? We asked our consultants on the counter here in our showroom in Archway and we checked the questions you have asked us online, and we compiled a list of such questions below. The Size of the Bathroom Fan The size of the bathroom or toilet fan matters. In general, for the domestic use people need mainly the 4 inch fan, 100 mm diameter (the extracting diameter / duct). The front lid / the grill is in general max. 158 x 158 mm - small, not taking too much space in the bathroom. The Fan Must have a Timer Many times we forget to turn off the light in the bathroom, and it is the same with the fan - it is better to make sure that the bathroom fan turns itself off in 2-3 minutes after you leave the bathroom. The timer module is many times incorporated into the fan, and it can be set up to the time lag desired. How Quiet is the Fan? It is very important to have a quiet fan, so quiet that you cannot even hear it! Some fans are so loud that you hate being in the bathroom with them running in the background :( while others like Airflow QT100T and Envirovent SIL100T are as quiet as 26.5dB(A) at 3m - you can barely hear the fan extracting the air!Quiet Air Ventilation Fans at Sparks How Far is the Ducting? If the ducting needs to be longer than 3 meters, you will need a different fan with a stronger power of extraction. But in general, for domestic or regular office bathroom/toilet needs with ducting up to 3m (the length of the ducting until the outside / the central ventilation system). Ducting can also be purchased via Sparks. What is the Cheapest 100mm Toilet Fan? Many customers ask this question, and on our website, we have the PRO100T from Envirovent (100mm diameter, with a timer included). It is not the quietest among them all, but it is definitely the cheapest and most popular one! For those who are looking to invest in a quiet fan with a stylish look, the SIL100T and QT100T are the first choices. Extra: Dust Free Grill Dust tends to accumulate on the grill of the fan, and with time and use the fan needs to be gently wiped with a clean cloth (see the instructions included in the package). If you are looking for a fan that has a dust-free grill (no dust accumulating as time goes by) check out the Envirovent SILD10TW. It always stays clean! Was the above information useful? Do you have any other questions regarding the Bathroom Fans? Let us know in the comments.The Cheapest Toilet Fan

Listen: your bathroom extractor fan is dirty. Really dirty. Okay, we don't know that, we have no way of knowing that, but it's an educated guess. Extractor fans in the bathroom get very dusty, and if they're not maintained regularly they just blow dirty air around. Cleaning the fan is a quick and easy task that reduces odours by up to 80% (no, we don't know how that was measured either), and clearing the mould and mildew that builds up cuts down on the energy consumption of the device. And if you've splashed out on an especially quiet model, all that build-up puts strain on the motor and makes it louder, effectively nullifying that sound investment. Cleaning the Fan - You need: Screwdriver to take off the cover, if you have one A bucket full of soapy water Something to clean it with, like a sponge or rag A dry dish towel A duster Window cleaning fluid Cotton buds for the finicky parts Newspaper on the floor, to catch the stray bits of dust A step ladder, if your fan is installed in the ceiling A shower cap to keep your hair clean during the whole process How To Clean the Bathroom Fan Take off the fan cover and soak it in the soapy water Remove the fan blade and wipe it with the window cleaning fluid on both sides With a damp cloth, wipe away any build-up or debris Locate the motor and clear debris away from it with the cotton buds Put the extractor fan back together and enjoy the results! You're done! That was quicker than you expected, right? To ensure the efficient running of the fan from now on, make sure it is cleaned regularly. Another good tip is to leave the fan running for 10-15 minutes after a shower to clear the area of contaminants. The Timer Module helps you with this - you can adjust the time you want the fan to still be on after one leaves the bathroom. Image credit: Sinead Fenton on Flickr (Creative Commons)Best Quiet Bathroom Fans

The Airflow QuietAir QT120MST is a high-performance axial fan with motion detector for bathrooms and toilets. The fan is automatically on when the presence is detected - you don't need to worry about turning it on or off. As for the Airflow QuietAir extractor fans - these are a range of elegant, discreet axial fans that are supremely quiet. By using exceptionally low energy they help to reduce carbon emissions but also save on your electricity bill. The QuietAir QT120 5-inch diameter range of fans combines a contemporary design with ultra-low noise levels and outstanding energy efficiency. It has a high-efficiency impeller for ducted installation up to 12m long with up to 10x 90º bends. It has an integral flow straightener and back draught flap The two-speed fan is selectable on installation. The second speed may be used independently. The QuietAir has a wipe-clean clip on the cover for ease of cleaning. You can use this fan in toilets, en-suites, bathrooms, small rooms, utility rooms, and kitchens (adjacent to the hob). Airflow QuietAir with Motion Detector Bathroom fan with motion detector integrated; IP rating: IP45 rated extractor fan; Low Energy consumption: 10/13W; Quiet air: only 32 dB(A); Low SFP of 0.24w/l/s; Power consumption is only 10 watts; 5-inch bathroom wall/ceiling fans - read more about the Airflow QuietAir QT120; Motion sensor with overrun timer; Long-life ball-bearing motor with 40,000 hours of life; Two speed options, 150 m3/hr and 170 m3/hr; Suitable for installation in zone 1 of bathrooms when installed with an RCD; 3-year warranty; Axial fan for wall or ceiling mounting; Model: QT120MST; Part No: 9041500; Buy online the Airflow QuietAir QT120MST bathroom fan with motion detector.Buy QuietAir QT120MST at Sparks

The Airflow QuietAir is definitely the quietest and most energy-saving extractor fans for bathrooms - and now Airflow came out with the 5 inch version of this popular extractor fan. The powerful performance Airflow QuietAir QT120 range of extractor fan is designed to provide extraction levels that exceed the requirements of the latest building regulations Approved Document F.  The Airflow QuietAir QT120 is a range of elegant, discreet axial fans that are supremely quiet with Eco start versions that activate only when they are really needed. By using exceptionally low energy, the QuietAir QT120 range helps you to reduce carbon emissions but also save on your electricity bill.  This range of fans is operated by a remote switch (light switch, door switch etc). Of course, there are other options available including the timer, the humidity and motion sensor with timer(see the models available in the list below). The Airflow QuietAir QT120 range - Main Features The Airflow QuietAir QT120 is a range of fans combining contemporary design with ultra-low noise levels and outstanding energy efficiency; It has a high-efficiency impeller for ducted installation up to 12m long with up to 10x 90º bends; It has an integral flow straightener and back draught flap; The two-speed fan is selectable on installation; The second speed may be used independently; This Airflow QuietAir fan has a wipe-clean clip-on cover for ease of cleaning; The fan complies with the latest Building Regulations Approved Document F; Note: This range is composed of stylish and efficient fans so quiet that you can hear a pin drop! Ideal Application: This range of QuietAir QT120 fans is ideal for use in toilets, en-suites, bathrooms, small rooms, utility rooms, and kitchens (adjacent to the hob) The Airflow QuietAir QT120 five-inch quiet extractor fans - Technical Specs 5-inch quiet fan - QuietAir from Airflow, 5" fan; Quiet Fan, only 32 dB(A); Power consumption: only 10 watts; Two speed options: 150 m3/hr and 170 m3/hr; High-efficiency impeller delivers up to 120m3/hr through long lengths of rigid ducting, including 90 degree bends; Use in wet zone 1 when protected by an RCD and installed in accordance with latest IEE wiring regulations; Integral flow straightener and back draught flap; Clip-on cover for ease of cleaning; Complies with latest 2010 Building Regulations Approved Document F; Air flow 150/170 m3/hr, 41.6/47.2 l/sec; Air flow 31Pa @ 120 m3/hr, 33.3 l/sec; Axial high-efficiency impeller; Long-life ball-bearing motor with 40,000 hours life; Quiet Fan Wall or ceiling mounting; Sound pressure: 32/36 dB(A) @ 3m; Power: 10/13 watts (low wattage); Low SFP (Specific fan power): 0.24 w/l/s; Voltage: 230/1/50-60Hz IP Rating: IP45 rated range of fans; Max. ambient temperature: max 40 degrees C Models available in the Airflow QT120 range: # The Airflow QT120B basic fan with remote switching, Airflow 9041497; # The Airflow QT120T basic fan with an adjustable timer, Airflow 9041498; # The Airflow QT120HT basic fan, adjustable humidity and timer, Airflow 9041499; # The Airflow QT120MST fan with motion detector and overrun timer, Airflow 9041500;Buy the QT120 range at Sparks