Addvent Axial Extractor Fan - AVX100SN

Name: Addvent Axial Extractor Fan - AVX100SN
Brand: addvent
SKU: iq2sc3xlcd
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Normally used in bathroom / toilet locations. This model is designed for simple switching on / off...

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Product Information

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This guide is for users of the Addvent AVX100SN extractor fan, specifically designed for bathrooms and toilets. The key benefit is effective ventilation through simple on/off operation. A caveat is that it requires a separate switch for operation, as it does not include a run-on timer or pull cord.

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Model Part Number	AVX100SN
Brand	addvent

Extended Product Information

FAQs

How do I turn the fan on?

The fan is turned on and off via a separate switch, such as a light switch or spur connection unit.

Does this fan have a timer?

No, the AVX100SN does not have a run-on timer; it operates solely when the switch is on.

Does this fan require an earth connection?

No, it is double insulated (Class II) and does not require an earth connection.

What type of wiring is required?

You need to connect live and neutral wires to the fan.

Where should I install the fan?

Typically installed in bathrooms and toilets to remove moisture and odors.

How do I clean the fan?

Clean the fan blades and housing regularly to remove dust and debris.

Troubleshooting

Fan does not turn on.

Check the switch and wiring connections; ensure the switch is functioning correctly and the wiring is secure.

Fan makes excessive noise.

Inspect for obstructions or loose components; clean the fan blades and ensure the fan is securely mounted.

Fan airflow is weak.

Check for blockages in the fan or ducting; clean the fan blades and vents.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Easy to install due to the double insulation.
Simple on/off functionality makes it user-friendly.
Suitable for a range of bathroom and toilet applications.
No complex circuitry makes it potentially more reliable.
Cost-effective solution compared to models with more features.

Cons

Requires a separate switch for operation, increasing installation complexity.
Lacks advanced features like a run-on timer or humidity sensor.
No pull cord, which may not be suitable for all installations.
The absence of a timer means the fan runs only when the switch is on.
Limited functionality compared to models with more advanced features.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup

Wiring: Connect the live and neutral wires to the fan. Ensure the wiring complies with local electrical regulations.
Mounting: Install the fan in the designated location in the bathroom or toilet, following the manufacturer's instructions.
Switch Connection: Connect the fan to a separate switch (e.g., a light switch or spur connection unit), ensuring it is easily accessible.

Compatibility

Suitable for bathrooms and toilets where simple on/off operation is sufficient.
Compatible with standard electrical systems.
Requires a separate switch; not compatible with systems needing a pull cord or run-on timer.