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When looking specifically for Extractor Fans For Bathrooms it should be borne in mind that so many of the different fans listed in our extractor fan ranges can be used in a bathroom depending on the size of your room and the proposed mounting position of the fan.

Making a choice from such a massive variety of fans from several manufacturers can be difficult and time consuming.  To help make the choice easier we have listed the most popular bathroom extractor fans that we would recommend continue reading…

Fastlec offer a huge range of lighting which includes quality brands such as JCC, Click, Steinel, Endon, Megaman and Fozz. 

Our warehouse is situated just 20 minutes drive from the massive JCC Lighting warehouse in Bognor Regis which enables us to provide lightning quick deliveries from their multi-million pound stock holding.
 
Endon Lighting provide us with a  highly efficient next day delivery service, direct to our clients, from their equally huge range of decorative light fittings. 

All lighting items held in our own stores are continue reading…

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We are confident, from the feedback that we regularly receive from our clients, that you will be impressed by our continue reading…

We supply the complete range of extractor fans from UK brand leaders such as Vent Axia, Vortice and Airflow at low prices with quick delivery.  Vent Axia have been developing and manufacturing fans since 1936 so it is no wonder that they continue reading…

Vent Axia Extractor Fans have been designed and manufactured since 1936 and the forward thinking and technical expertise of Vent Axia has ensured that their extractor fans, to this day, remain the UK Market Leader.

With over seventy five years as a well respected industry leader, they continue to develop and to continue reading…

Redring Electric Water Heaters for All Applications

Central Heating - Electric flow boilers can be used to supply wet central heating systems and household hot water.

Single Outlets and Basins can be supplied by a locally mounted hand wash unit (auto sensor version also available) above the basin or continue reading…

MK RCBOs provide positive contact status indication to comply with the current wiring regulations and incorporate many safety features

• The operating dolly can be locked in the on or off position without affecting the unit’s ability to trip for testing and safety. 

• The device operates in both current overload and earth fault scenarios, essentially doing continue reading…

The Kitchen Extractor Fans are included in our comprehensive extractor fan range, and many of these could be successfully installed and employed in a kitchen.

Deciding which one to go with can be a daunting process and to help make the choice easier for the majority of customers we have brought together continue reading…

The Airflow iCON  15 fan is most suited to toilets and small bath/shower rooms.

We recommend the iCON30 as a better choice for bathrooms and shower rooms as it clears any humidity quicker than its direct competitors.

 Finished in White as standard, but available in a range of optional, coloured, front covers to suit the decor in your room.

To help you to get the best out of your iCON15 fan continue reading…

The Iris is opened by an actuator that is fixed to the main body of the fan, as a result, if the cover is not properly located on the base, this will cause it not to open. To identify the problem, simply remove the cover and follow this procedure:

Place the cover onto the mounted base, with the cover turned anti-clockwise by about an inch, this should firmly locate and then allow you to turn the cover clockwise to lock into place with the icon oval emblem in the centre at the bottom. You will know you have located it correctly because the grub screw will fasten up correctly and hold the cover from turning.

If following the above, the iris does not open after the fan has been running for approximately 20 seconds (the fan does have a delayed opening shutter) then the actuator must be faulty and I am afraid the complete fan needs replacing.