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inline fan type and ducting

M cebee · 2012-07-03 15:20:17

for inline bathroom extraction with the ducting in the attic should the fan have run-on and the ducting be insulated -to prevent condensation ,or is that overkill?

03-07-2012 3:20pm

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M cebee

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for inline bathroom extraction with the ducting in the attic

should the fan have run-on and the ducting be insulated -to prevent condensation ,or is that overkill?

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#2 03-07-2012 4:24pm

indie armada

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maybe give the lads in atc a ring and they might have a conclusive answer. 4625111

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#3 03-07-2012 8:26pm

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thanks
i've it done now
afaik its recommended for damp air

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