Is this fan moving the air out from bath room or into bathroom?
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It has two fans. One for removing or exhausting air from the restroom and out of the house through ducting. The second fan is connected to the heater and blows the hot air into the restroom. Each fan is controlled by a separate switch.
345316
The heat feature is using the air inside the bathroom and heating it up. The exhaust fan feature is taking the air out of the bathroom and blowing it where ever you run your exhaust duct.
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You should check your local building codes. Generally it is not permissible to vent a bathroom exhaust fan into another interior space, even a void space (like an attic, or between the walls.) This is especially true if you have a tub or shower in the bathroom.
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The fan will exhaust the air in the bathroom in 3.5 min., assuming you have an 8' ceiling (5x7x8/80cfm = 3.5min) Very quiet and very adequate. Get a digital timer too.
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Neither. The air does not flow in or out of the PCI case slot. The fan throws the air onto the PCI card next to it. In other words the air flows from the side shown in the picture to the opposite side keeping it all within the case.
576890
It has a fan, so it moves air , but the motor is quiet. I find that if I move it to one side or just turn it off if there is a real problem with sound. I really doesn't cause me much of a problem though. I am quite happy with it.
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I have it in three bathrooms on three fans. Over a year now with one bathroom fan getting daily use. My certified electrician installed (I purchased) and he made no comments about potential problems. It works well for me!
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Yes, an excellent way to 'air out' a bathroom in a hurry. But don't hook it up directly to any metal ducting or flange adapter, right above the opening. It'll sound off like a siren. Fit it into a short run of soft 8" insulated flex duct, a few feet downstream from the opening, and it'll be (almost) whisper quiet.
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This fan can be wired in many ways. It was intended to be installed with the fan constantly powered. The switch should boost the speed to get rid of humidity and bathroom smells. This fan is also sold with a built-in motion detector that controls the boost, leading to easier installation.
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Don't forget that the fan cannot exhaust the steamy air unless it has readily available air to replace what is being exhausted. If your bathroom door is a tight fit, you may be starving the vent fan for air. One way to check this is to leave the bathroom door open an inch or so next time and see if the steamy air is removed promptly. If it is, then you know that you don't have a stuck flapper or obstructed vent, etc.
70560
That I do not know for sure but it was properly installed during a complete remodle of the bathroom. It is the best fan I have ever seen .
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It moves a lot more air than a circular fan and it will get the air around the room. Sounds like you really need and exhaust fan for a bathroom and this will just blow the air around it will not remove it from the space.
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The fan is not quiet, but would pull some cool air from room to room. But cool air will seek a lower section of a room, so fan should be placed low to pull cool air.
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Mine is installed in my bathroom right out side the shower and was recommended to me specifically for the bathroom. I am very happy with the performance of my unit in our fairly large airy bathroom. I don't recall any warnings about moisture from shower/bath, but I do have a 340 CFM exhaust fan so moisture really isn't an issue in my Bath. My wife loves it and frankly that's what matters, ya know..Happy wife, happy life!.
2119905
No it's not. This fan really moves a lot of air when place in the right place
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The fan is fairly powerful, I would think in a bathroom it would be quite sufficient.I used it continuously for a little over a year, then it died, out of warranty however.
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I don't know exactly what you need for your bathroom but this definitely seems like overkill. My suggestion would be find a better bathroom exhaust fan and make sure the fan is exhausted correctly to the attic. Maybe all you need to do is clean your existing exhaust fan.
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Yes This fan is moving a lot of air. There are smaller fans designed for low noise.