I can buy a 100 mm extractor fan with timer for around £15, and a separate PIR sensor for under £10 (I can actually buy a complete PIR security light with variable timer for that, come to think of it). Why then do extractor fans with built-in PIR sensors cost around £50?
PIR extractor fans
Sep 18, 2009
4 Replies
You can pick them up for £25, you get what u pay for, any decent extractor fan will cost minimum of £50 but they last, well built and not ur usual Chinese crap.
Is phone text creeping into news groups now? Looks like the end of us oldies understanding posts. :-(
Dave
We bought (on the recommendation of someone on this group) a low wattage rh sensitive extractor fan for our bathroom. We're VERY pleased with it. It cost a bit (under =A350) but it only comes on when necessary and the running cost is very low.
Mary
dw m8. fyi np. L8trs.
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