The Fanco Metro Quiet Boost Exhaust Fan (ECFCM34W) is a quiet but powerful exhaust fan. It is easy to install and features easy-installation clamps and a lead and plug, meaning no electrician is required as long as you have a switched surface socket for DIY installation. The Metro ceiling exhaust fan features a modern square facia. It is side-ducted and comes with a built-in backdraft shutter.
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| Installation | Ceiling ONLY |
|---|---|
| Hole Size | 290mm |
| Required Install Depth | Requires 220mm of cavity space |
| Extraction Rate | 400 m3/hr |
| Noise | <45 db(A) |
| Motor Wattage | 42w |
| Ductable | Yes – 150mm diameter |
The Metro Quiet Boost Exhaust Fan from Fanco is square-shaped and has a removable cover. This side ducted fan can move 400 m3/hr and is quiet compared to other models with the same power.
| Brand | Fanco |
|---|---|
| Colour | White |
| Hole Size | 290mm |
| Installation | Includes Lead & Plug |
| Warranty | Fanco: The Manufacturer offers a 2 year replacement warranty (conditions apply) |
| Motor Type | Axial |
| Manufacturers Part Number | ECFCM34W |
| Barcode Number | 787099216658 |
All data is provided the manufacturer. Capacity figures are based on the extraction rate of the unit in ‘freeflow’. This means without any ducting, vents or other components. As you add ducting to a fan it will impact the extraction rate as this introduces resistance. For this reason if you are ducting an extraction fan it is best to keen the run as short, tight and direct as possible. For more information please view our exhaust fan buying guide.
For comprehensive warranty information relating to this product please visit the manufacturers website.
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Shane (verified owner) –
Does its job quietly and efficiently
Carolynne (verified owner) –
The product arrived in a timely fashion and does exactly what it is supposed to do; it is very quiet and extremely efficient
Carlo (verified owner) –
Review was left without specific comments
Maureen –
The all in one fan, exhaust and light is so modern looking, just love it. Looks great in my newly renovated bathroom.
Spiro –
The product recommended worked great.
Colin –
good product
James –
Best price on the fan.
However, the electrician installing it identified that it’s not so quiet!
Makes a clicking sound when working. It’s clearly catching on something.
Hoping that the ‘click’ will wear away.
Chris –
Good, motor hum is very quiet but has a rustling/turbulent signature from the flow of air.
I struggled to find what four black plastic tabs were for, there was no mention of them in the manual. They’re for covering the locking screws to keep debris from falling onto the cover plate from your ceiling.
The duct sits a bit too low to the ceiling, it won’t clear a ceiling joist so I had to run the duct parallel to the joists. This gets a bit more tricky with the square face plate as it needs to be parallel to the walls! If the duct could have curved up to say 45 degrees, this would help with difficult fits. Alternatively, raise the impeller higher to help clear joists.
If you really want to stand out, see if you can integrate a run-on timer. I figure you’ll need another flex cable so you can pick up active from another socket.
I would have liked more clarity about the capacitor – I’m assuming it is a run capacitor that is not switched off when the fan is up to speed.
Rodney –
quiet and effective
right fan right size bathroom