can I run two 20w extractor fans off of this smart Fused spur?

[PB97]

I'm going to put two 20w extractor fans into a dry attic space to ventilate it as it gets very hot in summer due to all of the insulation that the government forced us to install for the winter.

I'm planning to connect them to a smart Fused spur so that I can turn it on and off remotely via home assistant and a wireless temperature sensor.

can I run them both off of a single spur, or do need two. the math says that the base load is well within the limits, but us there some other reason I'd need to seperate them.

The spur is

CMA30651 - 13A Zigbee Smart Switched FCU

CMA30651 - 13A Zigbee Smart Switched FCU

scolmore.com

the extractor fans are

Specification
Brand	Manrose​
Building Regulations	Will comply with Building Regulation Part F if installed in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions and by a competent person.​
Construction Material (Heating)	ABS Plastic​
Domestic/Commercial Use	Suitable for Domestic & Commercial Use​
Ducting Diameter	100 mm​
Ducting Included	Ducting Not Included​
Extraction Band	201-300 m³/hr​
Extraction Rate	245 m³/hr​
Extractor Fan Control Type	Standard​
Fan Diameter	100 mm​
Fan Operation Type	Mains Wired​
Fan Speed Settings	2-Speed​
Fitting Installation	Mount in Loft or Ceiling Void​
Fixings Supplied	Fixings Supplied​
IP Rating	IPX4​
Manufacturer Guarantee	3 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee (T&Cs Apply)​
Model Name/No	MF100​
Noise Level at 3m	24 dBA​
Overload Protection	Overload Protection​
Pack Size	1​
Pieces in Pack/Case	1​
Power Consumption	20 W​
Power Voltage Supply	240 V​
Product Depth	298 mm​
Product Height	230 mm​
Product Type	Mixed Flow Fan​
Product Width	175 mm​

 

[pete01]

Can't see why not.

 

[Murdochcat]

Not convinced two small fans will make much of a difference

 

[PB97]

better to check than find out the hard way.

 

[ericmark]

I'm planning to connect them to a smart Fused spur so that I can turn it on and off remotely via home assistant and a wireless temperature sensor.

Oh, please tell me more, getting a wireless temperature sensor to turn a zigbee switch on and off seems good, but 13 amp is around 3000 watts so it could control a 100 fans.

Looking at my own loft, not sure if too hot for a smart switch, but it should be OK.

Zigbee uses a hub, and I am unsure how hubs vary. My old hub now wants my email address, and what I pay and get for electric import and export. As to what it does with it?

 

[jj4091]

My thoughts would be that if you are sucking hot air in, which is what would happen when you sucked air out with the fans, unless you could place a vent up into the loft from your coolest bedroom, then you would not have much of a cooling effect. Perhaps you would be better with a small AC unit which everyone seems to be buying lately. Controlled remotely as you are going to do with the fans.