Bathroom ceiling fan with light with timer

I doubt it!

 

I wonder if he meant 10w

Manrose used to do one with a 10w lamp, which has now got a 3w LED lamp



http://www.lamppostelectrical.co.uk...D+SHOWERLITE+FAN+KIT+-+TIMER+MODEL/2512767023

 

these lights are intended to illuminate the area immediately below - which is more often than not JUST the shower/cubicle

they aren't intended for illuminating an entire room (if that's what you are wanting to do with it)

 

I would think this will give sufficient light
http://www.tlc-direct.co.uk/Products/SHHL1F.html?source=adwords&kw=&gclid=CPKM_crBxb8CFfMgtAodMC4Ahg May be a bit on the warm side though there is a pdf file for more info

 

SF do most of the Manrose rigid ducting range, there might be a reducer there linky

don't put that combined heat/light lamp within the cubicle

 

Now that would be interesting combined halogen oven and steamer. If you are not showering the meat and two veg would do a treat in there

 

I suspect you'd be well past done if your meat and two veg started cooking under that light

 

Sean we could be onto something here. How do you fancy an appearance on dragons den 3 in 1 combo oven shower thingy

 

I'll do the talking, you do the standing under the shower/cooker demo

have you got medical insurance ?

 

I think we really need to enter into some serious negotiating before we procede any further with this venture

 

That's gonna be a long run of ducting for the fan to handle , especially if you need to reduce parts of it down to 50mm

Can't imagine much water vapour will actually exit the house as will be lost in the ducting and will condense back into water

I would think a condensation trap will be needed with a suitable drain off

Or consider a "beefier" unit that will deal with long ducting runs, such as used in flats with no immediate outside means of venting

But hey ho .... I'm just a diy'er !

 

yes, the longer the run the more air you'll need to shift quicker if you don't want it to condense en-route - lagging the duct helps but that's far from ideal