Manrose Axial Tiled Extractor Fan - 100mm Timer Model (Black)

This Manrose BLK100T Axial Tiled Extractor Fan is designed for use in toilet or bathroom locations...

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This Manrose BLK100T extractor fan is designed for small spaces like toilets and bathrooms, offering automatic ventilation linked to your light switch. Its key benefit is continuous air extraction after the light is off, preventing moisture buildup. A caveat is its requirement for specific wiring (permanent live, switched live, and neutral). This axial fan features a timer function, a sleek black design, and fits standard 100mm ducting, making it a practical solution for maintaining air quality in essential areas.

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Model Part NumberBLK100T
BrandManrose

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FAQs

What electrical connections are required for this fan?

This fan requires three core wires: permanent live, switched live, and neutral (excluding earth). The switched live controls the fan via the light switch, and the permanent live powers the timer overrun.

Can I adjust the timer duration?

The timer overrun duration is typically pre-set during manufacturing and may not be user-adjustable without specific internal modifications, which should only be performed by a qualified professional.

What is the maximum duct run length recommended?

While specific lengths vary, axial fans are best suited for short duct runs (typically under 3 meters) with minimal bends. For longer or more complex runs, a centrifugal fan might be more appropriate.

How often should I clean the fan?

It is recommended to clean the fan grille and blades at least every 3-6 months, or more frequently in very humid or dusty environments, to maintain optimal performance.

What is the diameter of the fan's spigot?

The fan has a 100mm (4-inch) diameter spigot for connecting to ducting.

Is this fan suitable for a shower room?

Yes, it is designed for bathroom and toilet locations and will help extract steam. Ensure it is installed according to safety regulations for bathroom zones.

What are the external dimensions of the fan?

The fan measures 158mm high x 158mm wide. The depth extending beyond the installed surface is 34mm.

Troubleshooting

Fan does not turn on with the light

Check that the switched live connection is correctly wired and receiving power when the light is on. Ensure the permanent live and neutral wires are also properly connected.

Fan does not run after the light is switched off

Verify the permanent live and neutral connections are secure. The timer function relies on the permanent live feed to continue operation. Check the wiring diagram for correct connection of all three core wires.

Fan makes excessive noise

Ensure the fan is securely mounted. Check the ducting for any obstructions or kinks that might be causing air resistance. Clean the fan blades of any accumulated dust.

Reduced airflow

Inspect the ducting for blockages. Clean the fan grille and blades. Ensure the duct run is not excessively long or has too many bends, which can reduce axial fan performance.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Automatically removes residual moisture via the timer function.
  • Convenient operation linked directly to the light switch.
  • Discreet and compact design fits easily into most bathroom/toilet spaces.
  • Reduces condensation and potential mold growth.
  • Simple installation for electricians.
  • Offers a clean, modern black finish.

Cons

  • Requires specific wiring setup (permanent live, switched live, neutral).
  • Timer duration is pre-set and may not be adjustable.
  • Limited to 100mm ducting size.
  • Axial fan technology is generally less powerful than centrifugal fans for longer duct runs.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

This fan requires a qualified electrician for installation. It needs a permanent live, switched live, and neutral connection. The switched live wire activates the fan when the light is turned on, and the permanent live powers the fan during its timer overrun period.

Compatibility:

  • Ducting: Compatible with 100mm (4-inch) diameter ducting.
  • Electrical: Requires a 3-core wiring system (excluding earth) for full functionality. Ensure your lighting circuit can accommodate these connections.
  • Location: Primarily designed for wall or ceiling mounting in toilet and bathroom environments.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Regularly disconnect power to the fan before cleaning. Wipe the external grille and fan housing with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Internal Cleaning: Periodically, and after disconnecting power, remove the grille to gently clean the fan blades and interior housing of any dust or debris. Ensure the fan is completely dry before restoring power.

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