How many sones is this? Will this work as a replacement for a Broan 741-B? Would it take the same size Jhousing opening?
1281905
NuTone's website indictes 2.0 sones. You could also check there to see if you can compare the dimensions. I didn't use it to replace another fan so don't know. Good luck
1281906
I believe it says 2 sones. It's not that loud. I don't know the answer to the other questions
763789
With those measurements, a single panel door will not work for your opening. The Unidoor that has the 6" stationary panel offers the adjustability you need for your space. The product number for that door is SHDR-20307210 and fits an opening 30"-31". . If you have any questions about measuring or fit, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
621281
I haven't had a chance to actually measure the shaft, but it is about 1-1/4". I know its a perfect fit for Broan fan 679A, so if your fan is listed, I'm sure it will work fine. I'll get back to you when I have a chance to measure it. But it's a whole lot easier to install than a total fan/housing replacement.
601422
I'd measure the old opening and compare to that to the one in the new installation instructions to see what needs to be done. I seem to remember that I had to make my original opening smaller for the new unit. I just pop-riveted a strip of duct work to the old opening.
1999332
DreamLine has taken all of the components for the door into account when giving you a finished opening measurement. For instance, the 24" Unidoor is designed to fit into an opening 24" to 24-1/8" wide. If your opening is LESS than 24", this door will not work for you.If you have any other questions about the Unidoor, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
1677720
There are some other variables to consider, that you have not clarified. Is each individual door opening framed? Is 16.5" the framed opening or the door width. The opening is the vital specs. The assembled 4sbsu-18 is 18.6"h x 13.5"w x 5"d . If you have a 16.5" wide door, and your opening is larger then the assembled specs. then the 18 should work for you.
460113
My unit is attached to a single door 14.5 inches wide. In it's original configuration, the door opened on hinges on the left; it now pulls directly out. If I understood your question correctly, I believe you can do the same. The only extra step that I can see is attaching the two doors together to make a single unit then attaching it to the Rev-A-Shelf hardware in the standard manner.I've owned the unit for almost one year and have been very pleased with it.
2282763
Thank you for your inquiry.Yes, it will fit your opening. Please make sure your walls are strait.Kind Regards,
1298931
You could contact Broan, because they own Nu-Tone. They should be able to tell you.
518365
I replaced a fan/light of different type without needing my attic access. Check the dimensions of the Broan and the dimensions of your old fan. Also compare the size of your existing exhaust pipe with the Broan.
319793
I replace a 1960 broan with the unit that had the same /near same features. took alittle engineering but this retiree made it happen Ron
2281527
I have the Broan 15" model. The bag were way too small. I ordered the OEM bags from another site since Amazon were out of stock.
1495228
I can't say for sure (because I installed the slot at my mother's house out of state) but I think it's a 7" opening. On the other hand, I recall that the face frame wasn't as wide as the old slot (and so I had to jury-rig the screws on one side to attach it to the door. Buyer beware!
1358745
I bought this to replace an older Broan fan. It fit in the space that the older one did, the shape isn't the exact same but it fit. I found that the internal part placement is different though. The output fit right where I needed it to, but the electric wires were placed on the opposite side. This caused a problem for me, the romex wire needed to be extended to fit since the builders ran it directly to the fan and left no slack to work with. If I had to order again, I would just get the replacement parts and try to work them into the old metal frame instead of an entire new fan. The fan is also very loud. The older model was loud but I can hear this thing running a floor above. If you are looking at cost and noise doesn't bother you it will be fine.
1194014
I have it in a very small bath about the same size as your room and it is excellent. Yes it is possible to buy too large.. For one, its currently about 8 degrees out here in MN and I don't want to pump more of my heat out than necessary... Also you can create negative pressure in your house which could affect fuel burning appliances. I think these Panasonic fans move at least as much as they state unlike the inexpensive broan model it replaced... This Panasonic replaced a 80cfm broan but it definitely moves more air. These are extremely quiet also. According to standard fan sizing recommendations, with your room of 280 cubic feet (assuming 5x7 and 8ft ceilings) 60 cfm would even be sufficient. I would go for this one at 80. Hope this helps.
1342061
Sheila, Unfortunately, this model will not work for your opening. The 24" Unidoor is designed to fit into a 24" to 24-1/8" opening. Openings less than 24" will not accept this model and you risk damage to the door. While your opening is too small for the 24" model, it is also too large for the 23" model. If you have any other questions about the Unidoor, please do not hesitate to call our DreamLine Technical Support Line at 866-731-2244. We are happy to answer all of your questions.
319889
The housings are different. It won't be a direct replacement. You will have to do a little plumbing. Volume and flow would be fine.