Monday, May 7, 2012

Panasonic FV-11VQL5 WhisperLite 110 CFM Ceiling Mounted Fan/Light Combination, White

!±8± Panasonic FV-11VQL5 WhisperLite 110 CFM Ceiling Mounted Fan/Light Combination, White

Brand : Panasonic | Rate : | Price : Too low to display
Post Date : May 07, 2012 22:30:04 | Usually ships in 24 hours


  • Totally enclosed condenser motor and double-tapered, dolphin shaped bladed blower wheel quietly moves air
  • Quiet enough that you might not even know it's on
  • Continuous, trouble-free operation for many years due to high-quality components and permanently lubricated motors
  • Two 18-watt compact fluorescent lamps and a 4-watt nightlight are included
  • Rated 110 cubic feet per minute

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Panasonic FV-11VQL5 WhisperLite 110 CFM Ceiling Mounted Fan/Light Combination, White

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Friday, January 13, 2012

Hunter 90053 Decorative Brushed Nickel Bathroom Fan

!±8± Hunter 90053 Decorative Brushed Nickel Bathroom Fan

Brand : Hunter | Rate : | Price : $78.99
Post Date : Jan 13, 2012 15:00:30 | Usually ships in 24 hours

Hunter has brought beauty to the bathroom. Whether it's a design feature or blends into the ceiling, a bathroom fan is more than a quick way to keep the mirror from fogging. Hunter bathroom fans provide superior air movement to remove excess moisture from your home – and away from your family – before it creates an unhealthy environment. That is a truly beautiful thing, indeed. Product Features: UL Wet Listed UL Wet Listed For use over shower Product Specs: Housing Finish: Brushed Nickel Category: None Bulb(s): A15 - 60W CFM: 80 Room Size: Small Bath (Less Than 8-feet by 10-feet) Ceiling Opening: 8-inch by 8-1/2-inch Light Sones: 2-1/2 Cover Diagonal: 14-inch Owner's Manual

  • Bathroom fan with light
  • Brushed nickel with swirled marble
  • 3 metal finishes/glass combinations to choose from
  • Ul listed for use over shower enclosure/tube with gfci circuit
  • Ultra quiet technology

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Monday, January 9, 2012

Installing a Bathroom Fan

!±8± Installing a Bathroom Fan

Installing a bathroom fan is foremost in contemporary homes to sacrifice excessive moisture that can cause damage to paint and walls. The time to plan for a bathroom exhaust principles is while the walls and ceilings are still open from new construction or remodeling.

Most bathroom fans have a metal box that needs to be installed between the ceiling rafters or floor joists. The fan will fit into this box as part of the quit work or final appliance installation.

The ceiling or attic is the best place to run the exhaust vent. A dryer vent hose makes the best vent because of its flexibility and low cost. One end of the flex hose attaches to the outlet in the metal box with a large hose clamp. The other end of the exhaust vent will lead to an occasion in the roof or the soffit.

There are some types of exhaust fans available. If it's a easy fan, then you can use a quarterly light switch to turn it on and off. If there's a light and a heater with the fan, then you will need to use three switches to operate each. There are some undoubtedly nice triple switches that work well for these types of fixtures.

Be sure to turn off the breaker at the breaker box and make sure that other habitancy in the house know what you're doing with electricity.

Let's say we're wiring a light and fan combination. We can use 12-3 Nm sheathed cable which has three wires and a ground wire. From the switch we'll need to have the circuit wires to furnish the power. We will run the 12-3 cable from the switch box to the fan. There will be a red wire, a black wire, and a white wire, along with a copper ground wire.

We'll use a duplicate switch that fits into one switch box. The 12-3 cable that runs from the fan to the switch can be wired first. You will need to wire the red wire to one of the hot receptacle screws on the switch. The black wire can be linked to the other hot receptacle screw. These will normally be on the same side of the switch.

The switch will also have a screw that attaches to the house circuit power. The black wire that comes from the power circuit will connect to the switch giving it power. The white wire from the circuit power and the white wire from the fan can be joined together with a wire nut. You can also attach the copper ground wires together with a wire nut.

Tuck all of the wires into the switch box and procure the switch in place.

Next, you will wire the fan and light with the 12-3 cable. There will be four wires with this fixture. The red wire from the fan will connect to the red wire from the 12-3 cable. There will be black wire from the fan light. It will connect to the black wire from the cable. The white wire can be linked with the other white wire and the ground copper wire can be linked with the cable ground wire with a wire nut.

Secure the fan in place with the attachment screws. Turn on the breaker to make sure that each component works when you flip the switch.


Installing a Bathroom Fan

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