How To Install an Inline Bathroom Fan

[@andywright2606]

Another awesome video Dave. Oh the joys of working on a new house. My 1910 Federation cottage with lath and plaster walls and ceilings has 112 years of plaster dust, insulation fibers, cobwebs, mouse poo etc, so it's always less than a fun day getting up there to do installs. Keep up the good work mate 👍.

[@Participant616]

Brilliant video and impressive attention to detail.

[@NZ255]

Thanks Sparky Dave! Because of your video I did this today and it works great.

[@Monsieur405]

Bloody good job Sparky Dave

[@_nz_diy_]

I just purchased this fan. Cheers

[@MarcusMussawar]

when you push the screw driver through you can bend a coat hander to 90 degrees cut it too the length the radius of your cut out and spin it it you can spin it with out hitting anything then you know its clear to drill carefully

[@GAZZA55]

yeah that is a good idea.

[@KONAMAN100]

Simple n smart

[@Rx4Lyfe]

I do this, first i poke it up straight and on angle to ensure no timber trusses higher up and then bend it 90 degrees with a length about 80mm and soin it right around, same process with downlights to ensure you not stuffed it up before cutting..😂😂

[@stephen271]

Nice video mate 👍👍

[@greminn0]

Hey so a question - whats the fan noise like when there is no moisture in the room? E.g. its running very slowly right?

[@sparkydave]

This fan automatically switches to standby mode when there is no moisture present in the bathroom. No rotation

[@matthewibbett3307]

Can you add a how to install ceiling fan with dimmer light to a room with a single light switch to a 2 switch and dimmer switch

[@mamishami9820]

A neighbour installed one of those above my ceiling (under his floor). It resonates throughout my apartment, vibrates and every now again it releases a smell that resembles exhaust pipe of a car. And there is nothing I can do about it.

[@khmertech1678]

can i install that in the kitchen???

[@7119Sunny]

Hi Dave , Can you please make a video of how to put Fan 2444 timer on this fan. Cheers

[@_nz_diy_]

This specific fan needs to remain switched on at all times. It periodically runs at low speed to test for an increases in humidity.

[@royman8889]

Why did you fit the grill so that the vents blows towards the wall??? :(

[@Rx4Lyfe]

Asthetic so can't see the ducting. Good uncompromised airflow is my focus primarily, so I face the louvres away from wall.

[@joehuaelwood9753]

So they only need 1.5mm wiring

[@plica06]

Way too much talking in this.