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Kitchen extractor fan for over gas or electric hob ?
Over where the oven will be in the bungalow is a wall vent.
I'm upgrading the kitchen with either a gas or electric hob- gas is more popular but makes more water vapour. Its to be rented out for a few years The existing vent isn't over the centre of the hob, (its in the corner) so I cant use a modern type of hood, unless I knock a new hole in the wall What about a humidity controlled fan like this Humidistat Axial Extractor Fan http://cpc.farnell.com/xpelair/dx100...tat/dp/HG00770 but the [Difference between kitchen and bathroom fan? ] thread at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!to...-y/jlHrwW6bxWA suggests a bathroom fan might be too noisy. Plasterers are due in a week, so it'd be best to sort this out before then. Would it need a separate elec supply, or is it ok to spur it off the cooker power? |
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