Customer Reviews for Delta Breez Signature Series 80-110 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR

This fan is very quiet and very effective of getting all the humidity out of the bathroom. The nightlight is kinda bright in my opinion so I bought a dimmer switch to adjust it to my liking.

Bought two of these fans for a condo with moisture problem in master bath. They are super quiet (a small light inside the cover lets you know when they are running), but pull a huge amount of air. If you close the door just touching the jamb, and turn on the two fans they will draw the door open about 2-3 inches.

Great ventilation fan, well worth the price. I bought this fan to replace the cheap fan in my master bathroom that the builder had installed. The first thing I noticed was how quiet the fan was when turned on. The second thing I noticed was that the mirrors were no longer fogged up after the shower had been used. I like how the fan will adjust its speed from your preset low setting to its high setting according to your set relative humidity threshold. Overall I can recommend this fan for a mid sized bathroom like mine.

You would need 4 light switches, Yes 4. one for the light one for the night light one for the power and one for mode, and one for the toilet and one for the door and one for the mirror, and one for your toothbrush,,,wait what? geeeeee,,, unless u team the light with the fan then you would have the fan on when the lights are on. i only had 2 switches so i am going to use combination switches of 2 on each side, then run 2 extra set of wires, installing it on the joist if you don't have a ceiling yet is simple, but if you have a ceiling like i do and my ceiling is 1"thick 1/2 drywall and 1/2 plaster then the joist brackets wont work either. they say to just Lay a piece of wood above the ceiling on one side and you screw it thru the drywall to this piece of wood the other side is to the joist , what kinda support is that? if the mounting holes were on the front and back rather left and right you can bridge the joist with 2x4's and screw it to the 2x4's but noooo the fan exhaust is in the way so you cannot do that either, and when you do not use the joist brackets there are 8 1.5" slots that sit in the attic, well guess what those are lower than the fan motor so when you start it, it will suck air from the attic too. so you would have to plug them up and make sure you seal every hole below the fan motor. i was not able to flush it to one side of the joist due to another light already there, i needed it center between the joist and i had 16" joists, so i had to add 2x4's to each side to bring it to 12" and then screw it to those. oh yes it says to cut a 10-1/4" square hole in the ceiling, oh boy don't do that just measure the the fan metal box and add 1/8" on each side. 10-1/4 is too much.

If you're looking for quiet, this is it. It's not silent, but for 110cfm this is about as quiet as you can get for a very reasonable price. It's not the most stylish piece I've ever seen, but hey, it's a ceiling fan, how often are you looking up at it? The sound is detectable in a quiet bathroom, but just barely, like a white noise sound, 1000x better than the builder fan we were replacing. We installed two of these. Installation went ok with some glitches. The vent and electrical connections were fine, the actual mounting brackets were a a bit flimsy and don't give you many options. The fan I was replacing was stud mounted, as are most original builder installations. The only mounting option provided is to center (or off center but not directly stud mount) it between studs which would have meant closing the existing hole and cutting a new one. That's A LOT of extra time and work. So, I had to improvise and put some sheet metal screws cautiously through some parts of the housing where they weren't supposed to go and jimmy some of the brackets around, bending off some the mounting tabs and flipping them around. But ultimately I was able to make it work, its mounted solid and its working great.

Much quieter than other fans. I have been using this for about 3 months and definitely recommend it to others. Clean, contemporary look.

These bathroom fans are wonderful and quiet !

Replacement fan for our laundry room. Works great and easy to install.

Delta Breez Signature Series 110 CFM Ceiling Bathroom Exhaust Fan, ENERGY STAR is best!

Excellent from every perspective!

Good fan ,pretty quiet,durable,if need to change out down the road, easy to swap the guts and not have to mess with the housing/framing .

Excellent product Low noise and high efficiency

Delivery was quick. The extra packing of the Delta package inside of a Home Depot package saved the product from shipping damage. Whew! The outer package had rips, tears and crumpled edges. The 110 cfm fan is quieter than the 80cfm I bought a month earlier. Be sure to use 4" vent pipe (I had no choice with the 80 cfm and a long 3" pipe). I will be buying another one to replace the laundry room/pantry fan! As a recently retired machinist I am impressed with the design, function and durability of the three Delta Breez fans I have. My oldest one is three years old. Thank you Home Depot for carrying these!

This is real quiet but it does not vent a lot of air if you want more airflow I would go with a bigger fan

Great product very queit

Super quiet, easy installation

Perfect for our bath.

After much research, I purchased three of these to replace every bathroom fan in my home. Important factors in my decision that these have are: * Plenty of vent power (100+ CFM) * Dimmable LED light * Fits existing hole (cut the hole bigger, not have to do drywall repair for a smaller footprint) * Looks nice So a couple things in installation to keep in mind: 1) You have to cut the hole VERY precisely. There is NOT much overlap, maybe 1/4-1/2" around each side or you will see open drywall. Be careful, and follow the old 'measure twice, cut once' adage and you'll be fine. 2) On one of them, the light was flashing and acting very strange. On these, there is a selector switch that allows you to switch between daylight, bright white, and warm. It turned out the selector switch was in an in-between state, somewhere between one setting and the other. After switching it back and forth a couple times, it cleared it up. If you run into issues with that, give that switch a try. Otherwise, I found the installation very straightforward. I like that part of the installation was essentially to disassemble it into just the frame, which made installation easy. Then you slide in the parts you removed previously and secure with 2-3 screws each, and it all goes in looking very nice. I like it's a 10" x 10" hole as well - make it easier to get where you need it and also makes it easier to hook up the ventilation. Overall, I'm using dimmer switches on every one of these, and they work. I use a digital timer for the fans as well, which I also highly recommend because these are VERY quiet. If your room is also very quiet, you'll forget you've left them on, which means it could suck all your heating/cooling out of your home if it runs for hours or a day when you didn't realize it was left on. Timer=good. In any case, I do like them. I've been using one for about a month now, and had the other two installed today along with the timers and I'm very happy. The dimming can be a little flickery at times and I'm concerned that I might have significant flickering issues in the future, but for right now it's great and I'm not going to rate what I am worried might happen in the future - that would be silly.

Super easy to install into an existing fixture. By far, the quietest fan i've ever not heard!

This is an excellent light fan combo. It’s super quiet and move a lot of air. You have to listen to notice of its on. If I were to buy it again I’d buy the one with the humidity sensor built in. I added a Dew Stop switch because people would accidentally leave it on because it was so quiet.

The basket style fan blades snap off after about 2 years and bring the whole unit to a very loud failure. At $250 you should not need to replace the entire unit every 2 years. At least give me an easy way to change out the cheap parts on the fan....