Swiftair Inline Extractor Fan - Timer 1-15 min - 100m3/h

This Swiftair SF100T Inline Extractor Fan features a timer adjustable from 0-15 minutes. It offers...

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The Swiftair SF100T Inline Extractor Fan is designed for homeowners seeking effective moisture and odor control in bathrooms and shower areas. Its key benefit is the integrated, adjustable timer (0-15 minutes) for continuous or intermittent ventilation, though its moderate sound level of 39 dBA might be a consideration for very noise-sensitive environments. This fan efficiently extracts air at 100m³/h, ensuring a drier and fresher atmosphere.

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Model Part NumberSF100T
BrandSwiftair

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FAQs

How do I adjust the timer on the Swiftair SF100T?

The timer is typically adjusted using a small screw located on the internal circuit board, accessible after carefully removing the fan's cover. A small screwdriver is usually required. Refer to the product manual for precise instructions as the location may vary.

What is the maximum duct run length for this fan?

While there's no strict maximum length specified, the fan's static pressure of 20 Pa suggests optimal performance with shorter, straighter duct runs. For longer runs or runs with multiple bends, airflow may be significantly reduced.

Can this fan be wired to a humidity sensor?

The SF100T model itself does not have a built-in humidity sensor. However, it can be wired through an external humidity sensor or a timer switch for automatic operation based on humidity levels.

What is the warranty period for the Swiftair SF100T?

The Swiftair SF100T Inline Extractor Fan comes with a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase.

Is this fan suitable for continuous operation?

While designed with a timer for intermittent use, the fan can be wired to run continuously if connected to a standard on/off switch and left in the 'on' position. However, its primary design is for periodic extraction.

How loud is the Swiftair SF100T?

The fan operates at a sound level of 39 dBA, which is considered relatively quiet for an inline extractor fan.

Troubleshooting

Fan does not turn on

Check that the fan is correctly wired to the power supply and that the switch controlling it is functional. Ensure the circuit breaker is not tripped.

Reduced airflow or noise

Inspect the ducting for any blockages (e.g., debris, lint, bird nests). Clean the fan's impeller and housing of dust buildup.

Timer not functioning correctly

Ensure the timer adjustment screw is set correctly within the desired range. If the issue persists, the internal timer mechanism may require professional inspection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Integrated adjustable timer for flexible ventilation.
  • Effective airflow for typical bathroom sizes.
  • Relatively quiet operation at 39 dBA.
  • Designed for high-moisture environments.
  • Compact inline design for discreet installation.

Cons

  • Timer is limited to 15 minutes maximum.
  • Static pressure of 20 Pa is moderate, may not be suitable for long or complex duct runs.
  • Requires electrical wiring and ducting installation.
  • Does not include a humidity sensor or motion sensor for automatic activation.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Swiftair SF100T is designed for inline installation within ductwork. It requires connection to a standard electrical supply and must be wired to a light switch or a separate switch. The timer is typically set via an internal adjustment screw accessible when the fan casing is opened.

Compatibility: This fan is compatible with standard 100mm (4-inch) ducting. Ensure your ducting is appropriately sized and sealed for optimal performance.

Care: Regular cleaning is recommended to maintain performance. Disconnect the power supply before cleaning. The fan's exterior can be wiped with a damp cloth. For internal cleaning, carefully remove the fan from the ductwork (after disconnecting power) and gently vacuum or wipe the impeller and housing to remove dust buildup. Ensure the fan is completely dry before reconnecting power.