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Re: Humidity problem
- Subject: Re: Humidity problem
- From: Dave McLaughlin <dave@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 21 Sep 2004 12:04:53 +0100
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<20040921105149.891431A3B27@MXA04.ex.eclipse.net.uk>
Ah, that takes all the fun out of doing it yourself with bits of wire
and switches, relays etc :o)
Nice quick solution for Rob though!!
Dave...
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Alex Clark wrote:
> I bought a bathroom fan with a built in humidity sensor from B&Q.
> When you
> run a bath it switches on and goes off about 30 minutes later if the
> humidity has gone down again. Humidity and timer are both adjustable.
It
> wasn't much more expensive than a normal bathroom fan, and avoids
switches
> (apart from the isolating fused spur, of course!).
>
> Alex.
>
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