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I doubt it really matters unless you get a lot of condensation in there.
If the fan has a decent overrun I think it should ventilate alright. Solid wall?
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Yep, solid wall. Annoyingly we had to switch to a 24v fan as its above the shower. The low voltage version doesn’t have a timer or humidistat but I’m always careful to leave it running and open the window after showers.
The transformer and isolater are pretty easily accessible in the other room. Can a humidistat be retrofitted?
dbr
Took our bathroom fan out, the propeller had come off the motor axle. Easy fix, but I discovered there’s no sleeve out to the air brick. Think it matters?