gerne wieder

Very loud and unbalanced

Der lüfter funktioniert einwandfrei nur wenn die Fernbedienung mal runterfällt wird er nicht mehr drehen

Ein Tolles Gerät

Titel sagt alles, das teil ist einfach ganz schön laut.

Faz o que era esperado, silencioso

Acquistato per arieggiare uno stanzino senza finestre, fa il suo dovere ma esternamente è un pò rumoroso (al pari di un vecchio condizionatore), rapporto qualità/prezzo buono

Super einfach

Super 👍 wirklich ich weis nicht was Leute zu meckern haben es zieht den Rauch 1a ich hab es für meine Küche und bin sehr zu Frieden

Produit parfait pour la ventilation haute d'une fosse septique; Positionner à l'extérieur donc pas de problème mais peut être un peu bruyant pour ceux qui voudraient en faire une VMC

We have two vents in our bathroom. One died. When I crawled into the attic to investigate I found that it had been venting directly into the attic as there was only one roof vent available and the other fan was exhausting through it. I started researching options and found that I could cut a new hole in the roof, install a new exhaust, and get a new bathroom vent van; or I could install an in-line duct fan to exhaust both vents through one hole.The in-line duct fan sounds much simpler, but don't be fooled. It was a giant ass pain to reroute wiring, find all the ductwork I needed, sit hunched over in the attic hooking everything up, and rip the guts out of the old vents. But I did it, and now when we run the fan there is only the sound of a gentle breeze. If the prospect of sweating it out in your attic doesn't frighten you off, read on. If you are going to hire someone else to do the sweating...while you're throwing around money, may as well get a higher end fan with a full installation kit (see final paragraph).I have the fan mounted horizontally on a rafter tie, centered between the two vents, with flexible duct hose running to each. Installing this fan is a breeze. The fan itself is connected to the fixture by two clamps. Remove the fan and you have easy access to the mounting block. I simply held it up to the rafter tie and drilled 1/8-in pilot holes, then fastened it with the included screws.I gutted the two existing vents by removing the fans. The shower vent was a combination heat lamp/fan and we wanted to keep the lamp function. It had 12/3 copper coming in, so I identified which wire went to the fan and connected a length of 12/2 that ran outside the box to the location of my Hon&Guan. For the other vent, which is over the toilet, I just pulled the wires completely from switch to fan; I had initially wanted to install three-way switches to control the fan from both locations, but found that additional wiring was required and I wasn't about tearing out walls for this. I used the spot where the switch had been to install an Eaton 7737W night light.I installed a GE push-button timer to control the fan. Works like a charm. The fan itself has multiple installation options for timers, multi-speed, and three-way switches. Diagrams for all of these are included in the tiny user manual.I purchased all of my accessories at Lowe's--4 inch wye branch, two 8-ft lengths of 3-in flexible duct hose, 4-inch backdraft damper, hose clamps, 4-in to 3-in plastic reducers (vents have 3-in exhausts), and a junction box to contain wiring. For all of that I was in about $60.As I was looking at fans, I found two options for full installation kits on Amazon. Panasonic and FanTech both offer these kits that include everything needed. If I was doing a major renovation or new construction, I would probably get one of these kits. Panasonic's kit comes standalone, so you could conceivably use this fan. That kit was my preference, but I found that our roof vent was only 4 inches and that kit is for a 6-in setup.

Qualität ist sehr gut nur für uns der Motor zu schwach! Vor allem sehr leise!Wir haben eine offene Küche mit Wohnzimmer!Retour geschickt?

Product arrived on time excellent quality. Easy to fit. Unable to operate timer 😡