Vortice Extractor Fan - Vort Micro T Centrifugal - 100mm
This Vortice Vort Micro T Centrifugal Extractor Fan is typically used in bathroom or toilet locati...This Vortice Vort Micro T Centrifugal Extractor Fan is typically used in bathroom or toilet locations. It operates in conjunction with the room light switch. When the light is switched on, the fan activates, and when the light is switched off, the fan continues to run for a pre-set period. For proper functionality, it requires permanent live, switched live, and neutral wires (3 cores excluding earth) to be connected.
This guide is for users of the Vortice Extractor Fan (Vort Micro T Centrifugal - 100mm), typically installed in bathrooms or toilets. The key benefit is its ability to effectively remove moisture and odors, improving air quality. Note that proper wiring with permanent live, switched live, and neutral wires is essential for correct operation.
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Model Part Number
11910
Brand
Vortice
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does the fan run after the light is switched off?
The fan runs for a pre-set period, which can be adjusted during installation.
What kind of wiring is needed?
The fan requires permanent live, switched live, and neutral wires (3 cores excluding earth).
Where should the fan be installed?
The fan is typically installed in bathrooms and toilets.
How do I clean the fan?
Wipe the fan grille with a soft, damp cloth.
What happens if the fan is not wired correctly?
Incorrect wiring can cause the fan to malfunction, not operate at all, or run continuously.
Can I adjust the timer settings?
Yes, the timer settings are adjustable during installation.
What size ducting does the fan require?
The fan requires 100mm ducting.
Troubleshooting
Fan does not turn on.
Check the power supply and wiring connections. Ensure the light switch is functioning correctly. Verify that the permanent live wire is correctly connected.
Fan runs continuously.
Check the wiring for the switched live connection. Ensure the light switch is functioning correctly. Check the timer settings.
Fan is noisy.
Check for obstructions in the fan or ducting. Ensure the fan is securely mounted. Inspect the fan blades for any damage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Effective moisture and odor removal.
Automatic operation enhances convenience.
Adjustable timer for customizable ventilation.
Designed for optimal performance in bathrooms and toilets.
Cons
Requires specific wiring configuration (permanent live, switched live, neutral).
Installation requires electrical expertise.
Timer settings may need adjustment based on room size and usage.
May not be suitable for very large bathrooms or areas with excessive moisture.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Wiring: The fan requires connection to permanent live, switched live, and neutral wires. Consult a qualified electrician for proper installation.
Mounting: Install the fan in the ceiling or wall, ensuring it's securely fixed and connected to ducting.
Ducting: Connect the fan to appropriate ducting to vent air outside.
Timer Adjustment: Set the run-on timer to your preferred setting (usually between 2 and 30 minutes).
Compatibility
Wiring: Compatible with standard 3-core wiring systems.
Ducting: Compatible with 100mm ducting.
Care
Cleaning: Regularly clean the fan grille with a soft cloth to remove dust.
Inspection: Periodically inspect the fan for any blockages or obstructions.