Questions and Answers for Delta Breez Radiance Series 80 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Light and Heater

A:  How many sone does it have? And do you have to have attic access? .

A:  You can use a 20 amp circuit or a 15 amp, just as long as you have the minimum amps needed. In the case of this fan 15 amps

A:  Since it's saying 15 amps, the wire should be 14/3

A:  I mounted 3 of these on the ceiling in place of the old exhaust fans. All were outside the immediate shower and or tub area. I no longer live in that house/state. They worked great until the day I moved.

A:  Would not recommend using this where water can reach it, as the faceplate grate is not water tight and exposes its interior workings. Seems dangerous.

A:  The heater element is broken, that's why it click because the heating element expand as it get hot and open the circuit. After it cools down the heating element get together again and start heating again. Need to replace the heating section of the Heat/Fan /Light.

A:  The product description says "Heater included with built in thermostat to regulate temperature". You will have to leave the heater on for a while longer to see if it starts heating again. If the room doesn't get warm, there could be a defect.

A:  Heat rises, if ceiling is vaulted probably not a good fit might need a wall mount for heat. As exhausting fan would work well under 100 square feet. Hope this help’s.

A:  Yes they are insulation compatible and are ducted out of a vent

A:  If you mean can it be installed where there is insulation in the attic, yes, mine replaced a ceiling exhaust fan in my bathroom. I have a single story so the exhaust duct is in the attic. You will need to make sure it's on a separate breaker.

A:  You should remove any insulation from above the unit.