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In message , The Natural Philosopher
writes On 13/03/2021 14:43, Tim Lamb wrote: In message , Steve Walker writes On 13/03/2021 09:31, Tim Lamb wrote: Snip On Fri, 12 Mar 2021 22:27:06 +0000, Steve Walker wrote: The cooker extract draws complaints so is first on the list for action:-) *Next question.. what about powered flaps? Do they exist as an optional* fitting? Looping the fan supply to some sort of actuator within the* extractor housing might not invoke part P! The term you need is "motorised damper". Ah! Thanks. Don't quite fit the modest cost target:-( I have seen mention of *thermally operated* which hinted at the wax expansion/contraction model. Nothing so far on a *Duck.. duck* search:-) I'll look again tonight. Today is mix/pour the concrete and fit the holding down bolts for a barn re-roof! how about this? https://www.cef.co.uk/catalogue/cate...to-shutter-fan Ah. Thermo actuator! That's the kiddy. Thanks. Big price range in there. Tempting to replace the main bathroom one as an experiment. Doesn't solve the kitchen problem as that is an unshuttered vent from a hob extractor. Outlet vertical (chalet bungalow) in the soffit so the gravity type problematic. I may try moving it along a bit to create a horizontal run of pipe. -- Tim Lamb |
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