I have 50 sq. ft bathroom w/ 8ft. ceiling. Technically I need ~54CFM. Would this 80CFM be oversized for me? Or fine?Tnx on 6.5" diameter, that'll work
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This fan would work fine in your bathroom. The fan is quiet and the light is functional. Just make sure you duct system exits the house either the roof or siding. So many people exhaust them into the attic. That will cause major roof damage and mold.
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I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ Decora 1800W Incandescent/20A Resistive-Inductive 1HP Preset 5-10-15-30 Minute Countdown Timer Switch I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ... » Read More I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes.Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from http://amazon.com, too: Leviton LTB30-1LZ Decora 1800W Incandescent/20A Resistive-Inductive 1HP Preset 5-10-15-30 Minute Countdown Timer Switch « Show Less
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I am using this exhaust fan in a 42 sq ft bathroom with 8 ft high ceilings. When my wife takes a shower, it is clearly good enough. When my teenage daughter takes a shower, not so much. But, I don't think there is any exhaust fan that would keep up with the hot-hot and long-long showers that my teenage daughter takes. Perhaps key to this exhaust fan being enough: I have it hooked up to a time so that I can have the fan running for x minutes after I leave the bathroom. To do that, I bought this item from
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This one works great for us but I would suggest for a room the size you mention I'd buy a bit bigger one, say the 18,000 BTU.
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Hi Ed,Thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 92.5" in order to meet building codes, so you should be fine because 8.5 feet measures 102". Also, this fan cannot be flush mounted, but again, you should be just fine with your ceiling height. We hope this helps!Ed, if you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they'll also be able to give you the best price over the phone. Oh, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193 Hi Ed,Thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 92.5" in order to meet building codes, so you should be fine because 8.5 feet measures 102". Also, this fan cannot be flush mounted, but again, you should be just fine with your ceiling height. We hope this helps!Ed, if you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they'll also be able to give you the best price over the phone. Oh, and they're literally sitting right next to... » Read More Hi Ed,Thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 92.5" in order to meet building codes, so you should be fine because 8.5 feet measures 102". Also, this fan cannot be flush mounted, but again, you should be just fine with your ceiling height. We hope this helps!Ed, if you have any other questions, or would like to place an order, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they'll also be able to give you the best price over the phone. Oh, and they're literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193 « Show Less
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I would go bigger because you're room has almost 400 cubic feet. You want to turn ask the air in the room over at least once probably more per minute. Also the fan you are looking at is not strong enough for that filter let alone the one you really need. In that size of a room I would go much larger because I assume you are trying to cool lights with this set up as well and I don't think that this combo would be cable of pulling enough air over your bulb to keep anything bigger than a 400 w cool enough to not cause problems in the grow area. Speaking fun experience you need your fan to be rated significantly higher cfm than the filter to sustain enough airflow to keep the light cool as well. Be patient and purchase the right materials off the bat or you will end up purchasing new equipment that should have been bought the first time. Just my 2 cents. A lot of money can be wasted because you cheaped out up front. Save the money you need for high quality equipment and you will get much better results. That being said this filter is great for the amount of cubic feet that it is designed for. Just go with the 400 cfm range one and you will be happy aslong as your fan is not cheap and can pull through the filter as well as cool your light. Peace.
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I have this chandelier in a 4x4 foyer and it does not look too big. I would go with at least the 5 light or a 9 or 12 light two tiered.
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In theory yes; I didn't buy the 6" to compare. 8" should provide better mid/low range frequency response, but 6" would be adequate if your system has a subwoofer. I bought the larger size because it's diameter was easier to install in my ceiling. What I liked the most was that they were low profile. Also, their installation was very easy and secure; definitely a well thought out product.
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My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window just to cycle the air in my house. My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window... » Read More My faith is in the 90 CFM if we're talking about a half bath. I'd go with the 120 CFM if the bathroom is seeing public bathroom levels of service or there are no windows that can be opened. Personally in your case I would go with the 100 CFM ($2 more) and a Leviton (or Intermatic) 60 minute digital timer (less than 20 bucks) or even a Westek 30 minute countdown timer (13 Bones). 10 minutes with either timer and the room should be clear of unwanted odor; the digital timer make it easier to ensure the fan does just run all day unless you want it to. I now turn on the fan on and open a window just to cycle the air in my house. « Show Less
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Hi AMT,Thanks for the question. This fan requires a minimum ceiling height of at least 94.52" in order to meet building codes. If your ceiling is 8ft then it is 96", so you should be fine. We hope this helps. If you need anything else, please reach out to one of our awesome experts. Not only do they know everything, they're also literally sitting right next to their phones right now :)Hansen Wholesale1-800-201-1193
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late answer - depends on a couple things - size of room and loudness desired - a 150 sq ft room ( 10 x 15 ft )with 8 ft ceiling at ' average' loudness, I'd say no problem. a 15 x 20 ft room at ' rock' levels might be a stretch... but then 5 inch bass isn't the right speaker for big rooms or loud anyway.
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I have this Chandelier in a medium to large size bedroom and it looks good. I think it would like fine in a small to medium size room too.
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The instructions state that the farther away you are, the larger the area will be that you are measuring. In my house I read the hvac registrars in an 8 ft ceiling no problem. But if it's a precision reading you are looking for (ie temp of a small area) it may not be best. I would think all hand helds would have the same issue though.
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it will fit inside of a 2x4 wall -I have 2x6 and had room behind it,in a small bathroom it only needs one of the 2 heating elements to be safe and run it at full amperage I would use a minimum of #12 wire but I useally upgrade to #10, Bx or Romex will work as it is not required to have high temp wiring. I have used it over a year and really like it, not sure about the warranty for what it costs it may not be worth buying a warranty, overall very pleased with it.
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It would not be wider. Bigger is better but 8040 would probably be enough for that small of a room. Just don't Expect booming base.
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I would also recommend the larger fan. I installed the 110cfm fan in our 10 x 12 bath and if works great.
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Offering another take on Jose's helpful reply... Room cubic feet (WxLxH) multiplied by the number of air changes per hour (N) divided sixty minutes (60) equals the cubic feet per minute rating.WxLxH x N / 60 = CFM quotientYou can find references online on guidelines for the number of air changes (N) per hour. I believe bathrooms are typically 5 to 8 times.So a 5 foot by 8 foot bathroom with an 8 foot ceiling with a desired 8 air changes per hour would be 42.7 CFM (Likely rounded up to 50 CFM)5 x 8 x 8 x 8 / 60 = 42.7 CFM
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This would look just fine. I put mine in my bedroom and it is 12'w by at least 15'L or more, it is pretty and looks just fine, not too big!! This is a beautiful chandelier. My Husband put it together and it was not any trouble at all. You should have no problem, if the room is wired for a light or fan now. I think you will be happy with it(if not you can return,but I don't think you will once you see in in person!! Good Luck
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you'll need a 4 inch round box, like this but you probably don't need bulk : Carlon Ceiling Box 18.0 Cu In Pvc Blue Bulk