Manrose PEF6130 WF150AP 150mm Window/Wall Pull Cord Extract Fan Reviews

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Manrose PEF6130 WF150AP 150mm 6" Blade Window (Wall) Pull Cord Extract Fan with Automatic Shutter Designed to work effectively in kitchens, the 150mm (6") axial flow kitchen fans are quiet, efficient and can be wall, ceiling or window mounted. Incorporating the latest technology, the 150 series has been designed for simple installation, and has a powerful extract rate of 230m3/hr 64 litres per second for the XF version and 220m3/hr 62 litres per second on the WF150. The range is ideally suited to use in domestic and commercial applications including kitchens, utility rooms, restaurants, hotels, offices and shops. The WF150 range is suitable for window or wall mounting

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Posted 3 years ago

Prakash Chhantbar

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“Excellent customer service happy with the item purchased, good value for the money”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Used in kitchen. First product delivered was faulty but swiftly replaced by Edwardes. Good, value for money product”

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Posted 6 years ago

“fan works great and is much quieter than the old vent axia one it replaced”

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Posted 7 years ago

“The pull cord operates the motor electrical switch and opens the internal anti-backdraught shutter. When it works, it's fine. I have had a previous fan by the same manufacturer which used an identical type of dual purpose switch, and it was this which failed because it would not turn off. On taking the old switch apart, the shutter open and close mechanism seemed to me to be rather flimsy; I think its long-term reliability could be improved by incorporating a switch of more robust design. When buying the new fan, I did not know that the pull cord would be operating an identical type of switch; I only discovered by taking the new fan apart after purchase. Following my earlier experience, I would therefore be cautious about recommending this particular fan. I suppose its cheapness reflects its possibly dodgey performance, but then being cheap, one can afford to replace it.”

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Posted 10 years ago