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Brand | Delta Breez | Delta Breez | Delta Breez | Broan-NuTone |
Name | Slim Series 70 CFM Wall or Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Humidity Sensor, ENERGY STAR | Signature Series 130 CFM Humidity Sensing Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR | Signature Series 110 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Bluetooth Speaker, ENERGY STAR | Roomside Series Decorative White 110 CFM Ceiling Humidity Sensing Bathroom Exhaust Fan with LED Panel, ENERGY STAR |
Price | $7200 | $11276 | $11304 | $15000 |
Ratings | (657) | (201) | (84) | (303) |
Air Volume (CFM) | 70 | 130 | 110 | 110 |
Fan Sound Level (Sones) | 2.0 | 2.0 | 1.0 | 1.5 |
Housing Width (in.) | 7.5 | 9.625 | 9.625 | 9.25 |
Housing Length (in.) | 7.25 | 9.625 | 9.625 | 10 |
Maximum Room Size (sq. ft.) | 70 | 130 | 110 | 105 |
Features | Humidity Sensing | Humidity Sensing | Bluetooth Enabled | Decorative,Humidity Sensing,Light |
Installation Type | Ceiling,Wall | Ceiling,Wall | Ceiling,Wall | Ceiling |
Grill Shape | Square | Square | Square | Round |
Included | Hardware | Hardware | Hardware | No Additional Items Included |
Mount Type | Flush Mount,Semi-Flush Mount | Flush Mount,Semi-Flush Mount | Flush Mount,Semi-Flush Mount | Recessed |
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Brand | Delta Breez | Delta Breez | Delta Breez | Broan-NuTone |
Name | Slim Series 70 CFM Wall or Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Humidity Sensor, ENERGY STAR | Signature Series 130 CFM Humidity Sensing Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR | Signature Series 110 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Bluetooth Speaker, ENERGY STAR | Roomside Series Decorative White 110 CFM Ceiling Humidity Sensing Bathroom Exhaust Fan with LED Panel, ENERGY STAR |
Price | $7200 | $11276 | $11304 | $15000 |
Ratings | (657) | (201) | (84) | (303) |
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most of the folks here have a two man crew. One on the latter and one in the attic. I hope this helps.
Yes. Flip switch on once and the sensor will determine whether or not to activate the fan. (Blue indicator light shows) Flip off/back on again and it will turn the fan to on mode (yellow indicator light)...this disables the sensor function. Flip off/on again and the sensor is re-activated. So you can toggle between using the sensor or just turning the fan on by flipping the wall switch. Obviously switch in the off position would just keep the fan off without regard to the sensor.
I used this for ceiling mount. I don't see anything mentioned for it about wall mount option. I suspect it's too thick to be mounted in the wall. Same brand has slim versions that specifically mention wall/ceiling installation.
Mine definitely went in from below. The hole IS smaller than the flange. The flange is then flush with the sheetrock ceiling . Mine was essentially option 1, where you connect with screws through the sheetrock to the 2 x 2 placed above it. Mine was then reinforced from above by using the rafter connections. Afterwards, you need to connect the wiring to the small electrical box provided with the fan, attached to the housing. I found the automatic humidity sensor annoying, so we control the fan from a wall switch. Switch can be left on to activate the humidity sensor.
ceiling paint white,
One wall switch turns it on or off. If you turn it on once, it is in the humidity mode. If you quickly turn it off then on again, the fan goes into the high speed mode regardless of humidity. No reason I can see for 2 switches.
It can work with a timer. It will automatically come on in the humidity mode, and during the timer on period, will run or not run as the humidity sensor tells it to.
Humdity mode varies from zero (motor off) to about 70% speed, depending on humidity and is quieter than at full speed. If you want speed, then turn switch off/on and put the motor into maximum speed independent of humidity. The lower speed is to make it quieter