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Manrose Quiet Fan X5 off ers quiet solution to meet household demand
According to a recent National Noise Report from Quiet Mark, 82% of adults surveyed said it matters how loud an appliance is when buying a product.
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he Quiet Fan X5 from British ventilation manufacturer Manrose has proved very popular since its launch due to its quiet operation, easy install, aesthetics and environmental credentials, making it attractive to wholesalers, electriciansand households alike. The Quiet Fan X5 has an incredibly quiet running volume as low as just 25dB(A), while off ering an impressively high extraction rate of 90 cubic metres per hour. This means moisture laden air is removed to avoid condensation and mould while improving indoor air quality. With the energy crisis continuing, the Quiet Fan X5’s
low energy motor with a maximum consumption of six watts and a low SFP of 0.24w/l/s is the ideal solution for energy-conscious households. The Quiet Fan X5 range is IPX5 compliant, so
off ers simple and fl exible installation. Households are impressed by both its performance and good looks, since it is available with an attractive new tile-like façade.
Its high quality, long-life motors are continuously rated and warranted for a minimum of 30,000 hours or three years. Available with a range of control options including Basic, Timer, Humidistat and PIR, the Quiet Fan X5 is suitable for both wall and ceiling mounting, off ering
install fl exibility.
The Quiet Fan X5 is not only good looking, but also rugged, and is manufactured using high gloss ABS thermoplastics for strength and durability. The Quiet Fan X5 comes complete with integral backdraught shutters and is double insulated so does not require an earth. The unit also includes a performance enhancing turning vane system located in the spigot to improve performance by maintaining a high output. The Quiet Fan X5 range complies with both Part F & L of the Building Regulations. 01753 691399
www.manrose.co.uk
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