Decorative Nickel 70 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Light
- Decorative nickel grill with glass globe
- Perfect for smaller bathrooms or powder rooms needing ventilation
- Frosted lens disperses light throughout the room
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About This Product
Air King's DRLC702 decorative exhaust fans with light provide stylish and effective ventilation for your bathroom or powder room. A nickel finish complements most decors. The moonstone glass light lens evenly disperses light throughout the room. The unit utilizes two 60W maximum incandescent bulbs or two 15W LED bulbs (bulbs not included). The effective 70 CFM motor is permanently lubricated for years of worry free operation. All functions can be wired to operate separately. The unit easily installs using the included adjustable hanging brackets or integrated mounting tabs and the 4″ round plastic duct connector with damper protects against backdrafts. Perfect for use in smaller bathrooms and powder rooms.
Highlights
- Decorative exhaust fan and light combination
- Easily installs using the included adjustable hanging brackets
- Frosted, ribbed glass light dome disperses light evenly throughout the room
- Round grill makes it easier to center the unit within the room
- Up to 120-Watt of lighting with two 60-Watt maximum standard bulbs (bulbs not included)
- 4 in. round connector with plastic damper protects against back drafts and ensures quiet operation
- Light and fan can be wired to operate together or separately
- For bathrooms up to 70 sq. ft. for other rooms up to 85 sq. ft.
- Meets the America requirements of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) as a manufactured good
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Specifications
Dimensions
Housing Length (in.) | 7.625 |
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Housing Width (in.) | 7.375 |
Product Height (in.) | 9 in |
Product Width (in.) | 13.25 in |
Details
Air Volume (CFM) | 70 |
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Amperage (amps) | 1.6 |
Color/Finish | Nickel |
Duct Compatible Sizes | 4 in |
Features | Decorative, Light |
Grill Shape | Round |
Housing Material | Galvanized Steel |
Included | Hardware |
Installation Type | Ceiling |
Light Bulb Base Code | E26 |
Light Bulb Type Allowed | Fluorescent, Incandescent, LED |
Light Bulb Type Included | No Bulbs Included |
Maximum Light Bulb Wattage (watts) | 60 |
Maximum Room Size (sq. ft.) | 85 |
Mount Type | Recessed |
Number of Bulbs Required | 2 |
Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 13 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Room Size | Medium Room Fan |
Voltage (V) | 120 V |
Wattage (watts) | 44 |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty | 1 Year Limited |
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Questions & Answers
Please send wiring directions to wire light and fan separately Thank you.
what size light bulbs? are they normal size like what screws into your living room lamp or are they small?
Regular-sized bulbs.
How does the light/fan base attach to the motor box?
Can I get replacement motor for this exhaust fan
CAN THIS FAN AND LIGHT BE INSTALLED ON A SINGLE DIMMER SWITCH
The light could be put on a dimmer, the motor should not be on a dimmer. They can be wired separate, but if you tie them together to work off of 1 switch, it would be best to be a switch, not a dimmer!
Yes, it can be installed on a single switch. I personally prefer a timer for the fan, just to not burn the motor out should it remain on.
Does anyone really answer these questions? Do I need to install any venting to the outside? like you would vent a dryer? We are installing this in a first floor bathroom. So question really being do we just instill it as is???
Yes it needs to be vented outside.
You will need to vent to the outside, like installing a drying vent.
Yes you should vent it outside.
I installed this in our 2nd floor bathroom and connected the vent to what we had previously there. It would require venting of some sort for the blower/ vent to function correctly.
is it possible to replace the fan & motor?
I'm putting a kitchenette in my lower level. Can I use this fan/light for cooking exhaust?
This is more for a bathroom. I would use a range hood fan that is vented out for cooking.
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