Broan-NuTone 505 Aspiratore, Ventilatore a Soffitto a Scarico Verticale Bianco, 8.5 Sones, 200 CFM, 8"

Brand:Broan-NuTone

3.5/5

€
200.72

SICURO: questa ventola da 8 è certificata ENERGY STAR e HVI per garantire un utilizzo sicuro per gli anni a venire. DECORATIVO: le griglie polimeriche verniciabili consentono di garantire che il ventilatore sia coerente con l'arredamento esistente. FACILE INSTALLAZIONE: include staffe di montaggio in acciaio con fessure per serratura per un'installazione rapida e semplice. EFFICIENTE: funziona su 200 CFM e 8,5 Sones per garantire prestazioni di alta qualità. Compatibile con il sistema Overture Connected IAQ. VENTOLA VERSATILE: la ventola di scarico aiuta a eliminare fumo di tabacco e odori di cucina. La casa in acciaio zincato si installa facilmente tra i travetti del soffitto per essere utilizzata ovunque ne abbiate più bisogno.

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EAN: 0026715139118

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Materiali da costruzione, HVAC, Ventilatori,

Air Flow Capacity	‎180 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Assembled Height	‎8.25 inches
Assembled Length	‎8.25 inches
Assembled Width	‎7 inches
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	Broan-NuTone
Brand	‎Broan-NuTone
Certification	‎Energy Star
Color	White
Color	‎White
Control Method	‎Remote
Controller Type	‎Button Control
Country of Origin	China
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 955 ratings 4.4 out of 5 stars
Department	Home & Garden
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Electric fan design	Exhaust Fan
Electric fan design	‎Exhaust Fan
Finish Type	‎White
Finish types	‎White
Included Components	‎Bath Fan
Indoor/Outdoor Usage	‎Outdoor, Indoor
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S.
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	505
Item model number	‎505
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎6.78 pounds
Manufacturer	Broan
Manufacturer	‎Broan
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Model Name	‎505
National Stock Number	4140-01-162-2262
National Stock Number	‎4140-01-162-2262
Noise Level	‎5.5 Sones
Number of Blades	‎3
Part Number	‎505
Power Source	Ac
Power Source	‎Ac
Product Dimensions	7"D x 8.25"W x 8.25"H
Product Dimensions	8.25 x 7 x 8.25 inches; 6.8 Pounds
Product Dimensions	‎7"D x 8.25"W x 8.25"H
Product Dimensions	‎8.25 x 7 x 8.25 inches
Recommended Uses For Product	Home
Recommended Uses For Product	‎Home
Room Type	Kitchen
Room Type	‎Kitchen
Shape	‎Square
Special Feature	Easy to Install
Special Feature	‎Easy to Install
Special Features	‎Easy to Install
Style	Fan
Style	‎Fan
Switch Installation Type	Ceiling Mount
Switch Installation Type	‎Ceiling Mount
Voltage	‎120

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Scritto da: Eduardo D.

Very powerful

The CFM is as advertised and has the power to move out the condensation from my bathroom 50 sq. st. In terms of noise, it's a little bit loud but what can you expect from a truly powerful fan. After returning 3 fans from other brands that falsely claim their products with 140CFM and 250 CFM, finally found this product that is consistently with the advertised specifications.

Scritto da: Asb

Upgrade my modular home vent

Really like the size and volume of this vent just wished it had a light on it.

Scritto da: John McDuffie

Very nice!

This worked perfectly and is very quiet! Super easy to install!

Scritto da: marbese

Easy installation and works very well!

Old fan wore out and this one works so much better

Scritto da: Taylor

Not easy install

I needed something more powerful than the normal 70-100 CFM bath units for an interior bath, and was not concerned about noise, so opted for this one. Install was not that easy for my application. My old unit was flush against a truss so the install arms supplied would not reach over to the next truss 24" away. This means I had to go cut three 2 x 4 pieces and build a box between the two trusses. Not terribly difficult in some attics, but where my fan is located is not easy to get to but is what it is. I followed instructions, taking motor and fan out, but could see there was no way to mount the thing from bath so be prepared to go into attic. I went up, removed old unit, built box, centered the fan and screwed in the four arms to 2 x 4's. I then wired it up per instructions, and then found you CANNOT reattach the electrical junction box to the fan housing with it mounted. So, do yourself a solid and wire the thing, attach the junction box and THEN mount the thing in the hole. After that it is simple to reinstall fan and motor and attach vent cover. The bottom of fan MUST be flush with the sheetrock ceiling in the bathroom if you want to use the all-thread bolt supplied to attach plastic vent cover. I had a square 8" x 8" hole for old fan, and I just set this fan on top of sheetrock in attic and mounted, since it would not fit down into hole and I didn't feel like trimming at that point. So, after I attached duct to top of fan and was done in attic, I found that, with the fan sitting up on top of sheetrock, the all-thread bolt that screws up into middle of fan was not long enough to reach to the vent cover centerpiece that it screws into. Instead of going back in attic and lowering fan, I found an all-thread bolt in my shop and cut it to length needed. Despite the extra trouble mounting, I am very happy with the fan's performance and while it is louder than normal fans, the wife and remaining daughter have no complaints about it. Personally, I like a powerful, noisy fan in a bathroom!

Scritto da: John Raudebaugh

Everything went together just fine.

Bathroom moisture removal

Scritto da: Beth Jones

it's okay

nosier than I expected.

Scritto da: Simon Tanar

Broan 505 8" Vertical Discharge Fan; Deeply Dissappointed

I've lost count of the number of Broan products (e.g., vent fans, hoods, whole-house fans, etc.) we've installed over the years in new construction, repair, and remodels. They're relatively inexpensive, they've been around for years, they're popular, and consequently there are a lot of them out there. In this case my faith in the product line has dropped dramatically. I haven't seen a new one in about two years and if this is any indication of their QA/QC, they're in trouble. Right off the pivot bar the air baffles ride on wasn't even installed on one side. The keeper-cap had been shoved on, but it hadn't managed to enclose the rod. I thought about going through the whole hassle of sending Amazon photos and asking for a replacement, but time on a job site is money and we were at a point of having the roof off for access and couldn't leave it open indefinitely. I pressed on an took the until apart and discovered that whoever assembled it also didn't have both of the the two rubber grommets that the baffles rest on; they'd stuck in an ill-fitting sheet metal screw in place of one of these. It fell out as I was turning the unit over. Now, I also needed something to land that baffle side on and the search for a suitable replacement began and then the fitment. Time wasted, money wasted. Eventually I got it all dry-assembled (something I learned to do with vent fans 40 years ago) before I tried to fit it up in the attic above the kitchen. Here's where a DIYer would have gone off the rails. The electrical make-up box wiring diagram is a doozy and if you didn't know you have to access these babies years from now to install replacement fans in the housing, you could create an access nightmare. I finally finished it up after about 4 hours. I'd expected 1-1/2 hours tops. The owner told me that fan we replaced had been in this house since 1939; we think it too was a Broan. They'd considered just a motor replacement, but went for a new one. It was the old style 8" with a pull chain. I don't know how long this one will last, but I'm doubting they get 80 years out of it. The truth is, they don't make 'em like they used to. For an additional $3-$5 they could produce a fan I'd give 5 stars; this isn't it. I'd pay more for better quality.

Scritto da: John

Works perfectly in our mobilehome.

Love the fan. It was the only 8" vertical discharge fan I could find. It's a little noisy, but the perfect cover up for the bathroom sounds while you or someone else is in there. Great suction, it actually lifted the toilet from the floor! (Just kidding) works great. Definitely recommend it to anyone that has an older mobile home!

Scritto da: Tan Poulin

The Bestest fan youll ever buy

My gawd, ive bought this fan 2x -meaning i bought 2 of them and i cannot say enough about it's performance! Very easy to install and when you have your shower, you literally get out and wonder if you even showered cause there is ZERO steam anywhere. Zero residue on the mirror or the walls or toilet.. Buy this Fan...

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Works great

This is a very powerful fan with a moderate noise level. It works great.

Scritto da: jim dickinson

Works great and cuts my gas bill down

I,m using the Broan Fan with a 24 volt transformer,relay and thermostat to move my wood heat into my heating ducts. I use also a 8x6 inch reducer and a six inch spring damper to stop any blow back. I actually use two fan at different locals. Works great and cuts my gas bill down. Is it code ????

Scritto da: T Miller

Does it's job without whining or complaints

I love amazon. You can find anything even special order parts that would cost us a couple hundred more at the Hardware store. Oh and the fan works just fine