Customer Reviews for Delta Breez Integrity Series 50 CFM Wall or Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR

I replaced a 25yr old bathroom fan for this one. I can tell you it is super quite! Also, does it move it air! The final test was taking a long hot shower after the install and the mirror didn’t have a single bit of fog! Install was simple and I love that it saves on energy, compared to the old one. If you’re thinking about a new bath fan... get this one. (Go 80cfm or more)

Was delivered pretty quick. Fairly easy to install. I had to access the attic to install but it was pretty straight forward. I like how quiet it operates. Sound was one of my biggest factors when buying and this unit did not disappoint. The additional light in the bathroom near the shower is a plus as well. I would definitely recommend this to anyone lookin for a quiet bathroom fan.

Good fan at very reasonable price. Very quiet...though it does take a second or two to spin up. I replaced two builder's grade units in my bathroom--one above the shower and one in toilet closet. Measured it with a sound app on my iPhone at only 47 decibels.

8x8 bathroom and 80 CFM should be plenty for 64 square feet. I see very little to no difference from the contractor grade 50 CFM I replaced. I will likely return it.

The construction and durability of the fan is very good. Even the plastic parts seem adequately sturdy. The hardest part of the installation was connecting the fan to a new exhaust duct. Prior homeowners had no exhaust duct work, so I had to buy new duct work and extensions and a cap so that the bathroom vent could direct the air upward and outward instead of just blowing into the attic and insulation. After pre-assembly of the duct work (which took quite a bit of time), attachment to the fan was relatively quick and easy using Nashua foil tape. Attachment of the wiring was a little hard, trying to hold the fan body unit up while trying to connect the wires but I eventually overcame and completed the task. It was noted that there were no wire connectors provided. Thankfully, I already had some in my home tackle. I drilled three hole into the joist and connected the fan body to the joist with long screws (also not provided but I had some good wood screws that did the trick). The inner electrical connection was easy via a provided plug-in. The light kit was equally easy with a wired plug-in and spring-wired connectors for the lighting fixture itself, enabling easy push up and into place to complete the project. I love this fan because: 1. The fan does a great job of drawing steam and odors out of the bathroom with very little sound. The sones on this unit are very low. 2. The light is bright and awesome. It really helps brighten the bathroom allowing folks in the shower to see better. I wholeheartedly recommend this fan.

I'm a weekend diy kind of guy. Our old fan wasn't exhausting the moisture anymore so I picked up one of these. Key points Same footprint as my older fan unit (hole size) Doesn't sound like a broken electric fan Mostly quiet, has a slight humming at 1.0 sone. Bluetooth speaker Took about 1hr to install. The install was easy. Watch the Delta install video and reused the wood screws from the old fan. Took a bit of time to maneuver the unit in the hole. The exhaust vent works really well. Before the mirror would be 100% fogged up during winter season. Now I only get the very top corner. I'm extremely happy with this purchase, I purchased another one for the second bathroom. Best part, I 3D printed a Google Home Mini mount and replaced the small Bluetooth speaker.

Easy to setup. I replaced an old NuTone circular housing fan with this fan. Most of my work in patching the big circular hole in the ceiling since most of the new exhaust fans come in square/rectangle housing. Only challenge is that you have to use a small length screw driver, about 7 inches in length (width of the housing) while driving the housing screws into the wood. Such less room within the housing makes driving the screw a bit of a task. I presume this would be challenge with driving screws with any housing if mounting from the sides. There is no need to have access to the attic for side installation. Alternatively an angled drill machine should be helpful.

Works great! Fan is super quiet and Bluetooth speaker plays music very clearly. No problems with installation.

This bath fan replaced our old fan that stopped working in our master bath. I figured if I had to be pulling things out of my ceiling, then I wanted an upgrade, so went with one that is more quiet and has a speaker. So far this works great. It keeps mirrors clear and humidity off our walls during showers. It is quieter than our previous fan, which had the same CFM rating. It is quiet, but loud enough that you can tell when it is on and also has a small and inconspicuous blue light to let you know the speaker is active. The speaker is loud enough to hear music while I am drying my hair or showering, but the fan doesn't take up larger space than our standard small hole because of the fan. I am happy with the overall purchase. The only reason I give it 4 instead of 5 stars is that I feel like the price tag for this fan (and bath fans in general) is a little high.

I receiver the DELTA BREEZ 100 CFM INTEGRITY BATHROOM EXHAUST FAN WITH EDGE-LIT DIMMABLE LED LIGHT, WHITE. I had the fan put in by a contractor, I usually do my own work but have a knee problem. The fan was easy to install it took the man about 1 1/2 hours to do it. The results are great, I can not believe how quiet the fan is and still move a lot of air. The light is brighter than the old two bulb light, but not glaring. I'm very happy with the light/fan.

I took a picture of the back side of the light so you can see the genius of the design. This fan doesn't have any of the usual big ugly grills, and it's able to use a huge LED light because of that. The plastic housing/bezel creates an air space around the light that the fan uses as the input. It's able to clear the steam and smells out of our master bathroom with ease, I would guess the room is 10x6. At 1.5 it's fairly quiet and doesn't bother use, and it can exhaust 100 CFM. That means it can replace all the air in our bathroom in under 5 minutes!

When we received this ceiling fan for our bathroom the first impression we had was how big the light area is almost 12" by 12" It is an LED flat panel with edge lit dimmable lighting that is equivalent to a 60-Watt incandescent bulb . However a dimmer switch is not included and the directions do not say what kind of dimmer switch to purchase. The fan has to be mounted in the ceiling as most of these are, but it doesn't set flush against the ceiling because of the gap needed to provide an area for the air to flow through. The directions are very straight forward, but they don't include what is required to actually cut a hole in the ceiling for the exhaust components to fit into. Because of its weight it has to be mounted between two ceiling joist beams to hold it up. It does come with a 3-year limited warranty.

This Delta Breez exhaust fan is the most attractive one that I have ever seen. With most exhaust fans the first thing that you notice is the cheap looking plastic grilles but the design of this fan is such that you don't see anything but the very sleek light lens and frame. It is very quiet at 1.5 sones. This will replace an existing fan that doesn't have a light and looks worn and old. This will be a great improvement.

The Delta Breez has a 13-Watt dimmable LED light (equivalent to a 60-Watt incandescent bulb) with output of 1000 Lumens, 3000K color temperature for a soft warm glow, dimmer switch is not included. 1.5 sones makes it almost impossible to hear. This was a replacement for an inefficient loud cheap contractor’s unit. The warm light makes a bubble bath more inviting than the harsh vanity lights. I did manage to change out the two without having to crawl across the attic. The most difficult part was installing the motor into the housing; the three mounting screws were not willing to go into their mounting holes easily. My son came over and his better eyesight won out.

Very nice exhaust fan. I have had this installed now for over 2 weeks and I can tell you it works very well at keeping the humidity down in my bathroom. Mirrors are no longer fogged up after using the shower and it runs quieter than the old one. Fairly strait forward installation with just a hole size adjustment to accommodate the slightly longer housing.

My wife was so happy when I installed two of these fans! It's very quiet compared to the ones a century ago. Our old fan did sound like a jet engine though! :) The product arrived well secured in it's box. All the necessary hardware was in there as well. The instructions were well written with detailed images. Installation took a few hours, being a newbie homeowner, but was doable. The hardest part was getting up into my attic on a 100 degree day. If you're able to install this without going into the hottest part of your home, then then you're in good shape. If not, wear proper gear (gloves, long sleeves, pants, safety glasses, mask, etc..) if you have to rummage through fiberglass insulation. Avoid the itch! Depending on the install location, you'll hopefully be able to use the existing fan hole. (Unless you make one for a completely new fan) If it's existing, just make sure this fan will fit, or be close to fit, your current dimensions. I had to cover up one side of the fan with some drywall tape/mud to keep a hole from showing. You can see it in the pic - still needs some work! Installing the electrical wires are straight forward as well. Just make sure to read the instructions if you're installing on either one or two wall switches. You can connect this unit both ways! Which is really nice because we have two of these wired differently.

Very bright led light, super quiet fan moves the air quickly.

I love it!!! just ordered another one for the girls bathroom! It’s just like a regular speaker with good sound perfect to relax and listen to music while taking a nice shower.

Quiet and functions well ... but a bear to install due to design flaws. The housing for this product had to have been designed by a novice -- fresh out of high school. 1. The removable duct connector on the housing is *exactly* 4 inches. The rigid duct in the bathroom ceiling was also *exactly 4 inches, so the two could not be directly connected to each other without purchasing an extra part that cost more than $10 (up to $18, if I bought it at Home Depot) to connect the 2 ducts together. If the removable duct connector on the fan housing had been tapered so that it narrowed down to 3-7/8 or 3-3/4 inch at the smallest diameter, it would have saved me hours of going to multiple hardware stores searching for an unnecessary part. 2. The metal housing contains holes for nailing or screwing the housing to a wooden board in the ceiling or wall. My problem was that for the removable duct connector to be pointed towards my existing rigid duct, the part of the housing that would be against the 2x6 in my ceiling did not have any nail/screw holes on that side. So I had to drill my own holes in the *very* hard housing's metal. So what's the big deal ? That same part of the housing had other "holes", sort of like large grill work. These slots were covered up with a sticker giving some kind of warning, I think -- I don't remember any more. These long slots were way too big to use as a screw hole, so I had to find somewhere else on that side where my drill could still reach in to drill 2 or 3 holes. Not an easy task, and I was forced to choose spots close to the edges yet fairly close to the main opening. Once I drilled the holes, there was a protrusion on the inside of the housing that interfered with my screwdriver, so it took me about 20 minutes or more to screw in each screw, turning the screwdriver only 1/16th of a turn at a time. 3. The orientation of the grill cover does not match the orientation of the housing. By this I mean that the long side of the grill cover goes across the shorter side of the housing, and the design of the grill-to-housing connectors do not allow one to choose which way the grill is connected. I was careful to order this product only after I confirmed that the dimensions of the grill would cover the same sized grill of the previous fan. (The previous home owner had painted the ceiling and the old fan's grill left an ugly dent into the paint and ceiling wallboard, and I wanted the new grill to cover up this ugliness.) Since I was forced to install it so the fan's duct connector was pointed towards the existing rigid duct, I couldn't just rotate the housing 90 degrees. It took me a couple extra days to sand, spackel, sand, spackle, sand and paint the ceiling around the hole for the fan. Once I did all of this extra work to get it installed, it worked fine and it is quiet enough. I have no complaints with its function and operation. I would recommend it to anyone doing *NEW* construction. If you are replacing some other previous fan, check your requirements -- including the fan's orientation with respect to any existing duct, hole size, and wooden beams -- very carefully. Otherwise a 2 hour project could turn into a week long project.

Crazy quiet bathroom fan, what a dramatic improvement over those old models and with the added bonus of energy efficiency. Compact in size while still delivering 70 CFM. The Bluetooth speaker is a fun addition that easily pairs with most any devise. Listen to what you want while disguising that singing in that shower with real music. Dual switch control to independently operate the fan and the speaker. Have concerns about the steel housing rusting in the future but it has a 3 year warranty. Straight forward install, good working unit.

Very quiet and a breeze to install (pun intended).

Installed the unit a few days ago. The fan is not very quiet, and after 10 seconds of running it starts hitting the outer housing wall, making even more obnoxious noise. The light flickers for the first 15-20 seconds each time the switch is turned on. Initially I thought it may be a bad wiring connection, but I went through it several times with no improvement. Now I will have to spend another hour removing the unit to return.

Easy install to replace contractor unit. Light is at a good temperature. Very quiet. My setup doesn't allow for the light dimming feature but std light level is perfect for the commode area.

Easy install to replace existing contractor exhaust fan. Pulls air very well! A bit louder than I expected for the stated sones level but quite acceptable.

The fan I replaced was only 5 years old so I’m not sure the quality of the fan BUT ordering and picking up this fan was very easy and it fit perfect. Great price, too.

Very quiet very happy with it

Exhaust fan and light have been excellent. Very quiet fan and bright light

This is a good bath fan at a good price. I purchased and installed one to replace an old fan last year. I was happy enough with it that I purchased and installed another last month for another bathroom. I wire the light on a dimmer and the fan on a timer. It would be nice if a wire clamp/nut was included, but it isn't.