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Manrose’s new Quiet Fan X5 provides ultra-quiet reliability and good looks
Manrose, a leading UK-based ventilation manufacturer, has launched the new stylish Quiet Fan X5 range, promising ultra-low sound levels, as well as being IPX5 compliant for simple and flexible installation.
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oasting Manrose’s renowned reliability, while providing effective and efficient ventilation, the Quiet Fan X5 is set to prove
popular with households, who will be impressed by both its performance and good looks, since it is available with an attractive new tile-like façade. Offering an ideal upsell for electricians, the Quiet Fan X5 range offers an impressively high extraction rate of 90m³/hr, while maintaining an incredibly quiet running volume as low as just 25dB(A). All models offer ultra-low sound levels, the Manrose Quiet Fan X5 allowing households to relax in comfort, free from noise-related stress and so help to avoid call-backs. Add to that the fan’s IPX5 rating that means it can be safely installed within Zone 1 without the need for a low voltage transformer, and it’s the ideal choice for a small bathroom, shower room or toilet, where space is at a premium. “The Quiet Fan X5 is so reliable, we’re sure that delighted customers will
want to give their electrician a high five! Households will also appreciate a bathroom free from condensation and mould without having to put up with the annoying drone associated with many bathroom fans”, said Lee Warren, sales director at Manrose. “The tiled-like façade model is an attractive option that will look good in any bathroom. Add to that a 3-year warranty, a low energy motor and low Specific Fan Power (SFP) for lower
Ansell unveils Sleek Panther LED Wallpack
Ansell Lighting has launched the Panther LED Wallpack - a wall mounted fixture ideal for illuminating outdoor spaces.
polycarbonate made to withstand coastal and adverse weather conditions. Whilst delivering strong output, the 25W LED offers low energy consumption and an extensive lifespan of L80 B10 60,000 hours. It also has three selectable colour temperatures, operated via a manual switch on the LED array, giving the user the option of setting cool white, warm white and daylight lighting hues. Supplied with an integral driver, the Panther LED
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Wallpack is easy to install and has multiple conduit entry and BESA box fixing points. It comes with a three-year warranty for added peace of mind and is also available with photocell and sensor options for increased receptivity.
For more information about Ansell’s floodlighting range, visit
https://www.anselluk.com
ike the big cat it is named aſter, Panther is sleek and stylish. The compact fitting is suitable for use in both residential and commercial settings and is highly durable, constructed from a hardwearing
energy bills and it’s the obvious choice for electricians and households alike.” Featuring a low energy motor with a maximum consumption of 6 Watts and a low SFP of 0.29w/l/ the Quiet Fan X5 offers an energy efficient option for electricians to offer their customers. Meanwhile, its high quality, long-life motors are continuously rated and warranted for a minimum of 30,000 hours or 3 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 offering install flexibility. The attractive Quiet Fan X5 is not only good looking, it is 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.
For more information, contact 01753 691399 or visit
www.manrose.co.uk
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