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List Price : $122.00 Price : $63.00
List Price : $122.00 Price : $63.00
Product Description
VFB070B3A1 Features: -Exhaust fan.-Galvanized steel housing.-Attractive grille.-Low sone.-Easy to install.-Low energy consumption.-Energy Star certified.-Compact size: 7.25'' x 7.5''. Construction: -DC brushless motor engineered to run continuously for 70,000 hours. Dimensions: -3'' Duct.-Overall dimensions: 3.937'' H x 7.5'' W x 7.25'' D. Warranty: -Manufacturer provides three year warranty.
- Energy star certified with dc motor technology
- Noise level at 2.0 sones
- Annual energy cost for 24/7 operation is approximately 13.78
- Energy effciency rating approximately 5.8 cfm/watt
- The only 7.5-Inch x 7.25-Inch small size energy star certified bath fan in the market
Delta Electronics VFB070B3A1 BreezSlim 70 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 2 Sones Reviews
Delta Electronics VFB070B3A1 BreezSlim 70 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 2 Sones Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  Finally found it- Great fan, By This review is from: Delta Electronics VFB070B3A1 BreezSlim 70 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 2 Sones (Tools & Home Improvement) Moved in to my condo 3 years ago. Everything works fine except the jet engine like 2 bath fans. Searched for a while and found this Delta breezslim fan is the best performance/cost fan in the market.I had no attic access, so installation was a bit tough at 1st one trying to find out how to do it. Took me ~ 40 minutes to get 1st one done. The 2nd one only took me 15 minutes. The key is to remove the blower assembly first, then nail the can through 3 holes on one side. Make sure you tape the nozzle to the ducing first before you slide the nozzle base to the track of the can, this is much easier. No ceiling cut is necessary, I think they intentionally make this fan identical to the old fans so it is easier for remodeling/retro-fit. Fan runs soooooooo smooth and quiet, I am so impressed. My old Nutone was so lound and vibrates so much that I think my neighbor is able to tell how many times I use the bathroom everyday. I am so happy with the new fans, they are not just quiet,... Read more It is quiet and easy to install, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Delta Electronics VFB070B3A1 BreezSlim 70 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 2 Sones (Tools & Home Improvement) The old exhaust fan was very loud. Can't take it anymore. Did some searching around and found this fan with low noise level rating and with just the right size for that tight spot. It took me less than half and hour to replace the old one. It is a lot quieter than the old one, but not silent for sure. Love it.One reviewer questioned about the reason for the 1-2 degrees gradient for the duct work going to the outside. The instruction does not explain why. It is to allow any condensation inside the duct to drain out instead of flowing back to the exhaust fan housing. If possible, it is a good practice to insulate the exhaust duct to reduce the condensation inside the duct work, especially in the bathroom installation. 2 of 4 people found the following review helpful  Three Stooges product design, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Delta Electronics VFB070B3A1 BreezSlim 70 CFM Exhaust Fan, White, 2 Sones (Tools & Home Improvement) The Really Good: The fan itself is really nice, smooth and quiet. The superior brushless design is the same as their industry-leading pc cooling fans.The Bad: No suspension arms! One side has two opposing small flanges to secure to one joist. But you need to secure the opposite side at a minimum to keep it from falling through the ceiling hole, so you have to MacGyver your own frame. And, get this -- you have to remove the fan before you install the housing case to your makeshift frame. Folks, you should never have to build your own frame or remove the fan first to install it. Absolutely absurd brainfart engineering. Another flaw is the design of the exhaust nozzle -- there's not enough clearance where the nozzle base attaches to the housing wall to allow for 1/2" drywall thickness. This causes the unit to tilt up in the rear. So you have to cut a notch in the ceiling hole around the nozzle area to allow the entire unit to rest flush against the ceiling... Read more |
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