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Nuaire iSense Plus Continuous Running 100mm dMEV Extractor Fan
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| Model | NUAISENSEPLUS |
|---|---|
| QS code | QS53927 |
| Product type | Axial Fan |
| Product group | Ventilation Fan |
| Round system (mm) | 100 |
| Width (mm) | 164 |
| Height (mm) | 164 |
| Length (mm) | 46 |
| Timer | Yes |
| Humidistat | No |
| Power max watts | 7 |
| Decibel rating db max | 33 |
| Airflow performance ls low | 5 |
| Airflow performance ls high | 29 |
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Questions and answers of the customers
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Can you use flexible ducting with Nuaire iSense Plus continuous fan. I already have flexible ducting (which would be difficult to remove) in a bathroom area fitted to a intermittent fan on the ceiling in a new build house, but due to low air permeability (3.31) we require to change to continuous running fan due to building regulations.
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QCan you use flexible ducting with Nuaire iSense Plus continuous fan. I already have flexible ducting (which would be difficult to remove) in a bathroom area fitted to a intermittent fan on the ceiling in a new build house, but due to low air permeability (3.31) we require to change to continuous running fan due to building regulations.answer nowA
Hi John,
Thank you for your question,
You can use flexible ducting this would need to be pulled taught, and insulated to prevent condensation build-up within the pipe. please also could you advise how long the duct run would be.
I look forward to hearing back from you.
Kind regards,
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