Questions and Answers for Delta Breez Professional Pro Series 300 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR

A:  It is a neat idea . Attach the exhaust fan to the wall with an exhaust duct to the outside. Let us know the results. Regards. pdp2907

A:  Yes, it can be. It is usually side attached to a beam .

A:  Yes. But it wont have much ducting attached. Very easy without a ceiling.

A:  Spoke too soon. No it wont. Unless you have not yet installed drywall or cut a much bigger hole to work through.

A:  Key word is housing. You are referring to the picture of the grate which is 15 square.

A:  There is really only one difference between a plug in and a hard wired option. U need to buy a two pin plug ( male) that costs about $2.28 in home Depot. Once u screw in the plug to the two wires which are black and white in color, u can plug the same in an outlet socket. The plug also has markings which says where the white wire goes and where the black wire goes. If your socket is far away , than u need to buy additional black and white 12 gauge electric cable and add the male plug at one end and two 12 gauge twister connectors at the other end and you are good to go. Hope this helps.

A:  The fan does not come with a wall outlet option, and is not designed to be used in a situation other than hard wiring.

A:  No, hard wired only. Mike

A:  I cannot see how this could have an option to plug it into a receptacle. That said I am sure you cold wire a plug it just would be awkward as the fan is designed for a solid mounting and hard wiring. You could build a stand. I guess anything is possible if you want to spend some time building.

A:  Not typically it is to deep to fit in standard framing cavities without additional clearance.

A:  no, it has to be vented out the roof or soffit

A:  Yes, it can be.

A:  I have not seen this application. Suggest you buy the proper CFM fan for the sq footage you are trying to keep b clear.