Broan-NuTone 744L Luce di ventilazione da incasso per bagno con certificazione ENERGY STAR, ventilatore da bagno da 50 o 80 CFM, luce bianca a incandescenza da 50 o 80 CFM

Name: Broan-NuTone 744L Luce di ventilazione da incasso per bagno con certificazione ENERGY STAR, ventilatore da bagno da 50 o 80 CFM, luce bianca a incandescenza da 50 o 80 CFM
Brand: Broan-NuTone
SKU: 0026715258048
Price: 266.15 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Broan-NuTone

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€
266.15

GARANZIA LIMITATA DI TRE ANNI: Supportato da una garanzia limitata di tre anni per tua comodità. ILLUMINAZIONE EFFICIENTE: l'apparecchio certificato ENERGY STAR utilizza una lampadina da 75 Watt, R30, BR30, PAR30L o PAR30LN per applicazioni standard. STAFFE DI MONTAGGIO REGOLABILI: l'alloggiamento alto 6,875 si adatta alla nuova costruzione e ai travetti del soffitto 2 x 8 per consentire una facile installazione dove ne hai più bisogno. MODERNO: il design si abbina alla maggior parte delle luci da incasso per integrarsi perfettamente con l'arredamento della tua casa. VENTOLA DI ALTA QUALITÀ: CFM selezionabile con velocità di 50 o 80 CFM con funzionamento silenzioso di 0,3 sones e 2,0 sones.

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

Air Flow Capacity	‎80 Cubic Feet Per Minute
Batteries Included?	‎No
Batteries Required?	‎No
Certification	‎UL
Color	‎White
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 733 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎White
Included Components	‎Bath Fan
Item model number	‎744L
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎14.34 pounds
Manufacturer	‎Broan-NuTone
Material	‎Alloy Steel
Mounting Type	‎Ceiling Mount
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎744L
Pattern	‎Light
Plug Format	‎A- US style
Power Source	‎AC
Product Dimensions	‎12.75 x 8.25 x 6.88 inches
Size	‎50 or 80 CFM
Special Features	‎Manual
Style	‎Incandescent Light
Voltage	‎120
Warranty Description	‎3 Years
Wattage	‎75 watts

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Scritto da: BROOKE

YOU DON'T EVEN NOTICE IT IS A FAN.

I AM VERY PICKY AND DID NOT WANT TO SEE A FAN ON MY BATHROOM CEILING. MY CONTRACTOR SUGGESTED IT AND I THOUGHT IT WAS A GREAT OPTION. HE INSTALLED IT - OF COURSE, HE DID NOT HAVE ANY TROUBLE.

Scritto da: Leo K

Great upgrade to our laundry room.

We have an upstairs laundry room that had a habit of getting a bit humid and stuffy after a few loads of laundry. One solution was to leave the door open, but then I would have to hear the washer and dryer operating non-stop; my home office is located next to the laundry room. Quick Google search later, it dawned upon me the obvious solution was to install an exhaust fan, similar to those found in most bathroom these days. I only had the single light switch to work with, and was not in the mood to run/splice electrical cables in the attic to split the power load between two switches. Instead I opted for this exhaust/light box combo. Flip the switch, and the fan and lights turn on. Throw in a motion sensor lightbulb, and the light on remains on while someone is moving about in the room. End of the day, flip the light switch and the whole unit is powered off. Exhaust fan seems to have done the trick, laundry room no longer feels humid and stuffy after a couple of loads. Plus the exhaust fan is much more quieter than the one in our bathrooms (see screenshot of dB app). The ones in our bathroom are standard model noisy things loud enough to hide some interesting sounds from within the bathroom. This unit is much more quieter and barely noticeable when the just out the laundry room with the door closed. My only complaint, if you call it that, is the actual metal casing itself can use some deburring. Looks like they simply stamped out the metal shell, bent it into shape, and left all the little jagged bits of metal and sharp edges for you to discover during installation. Not uncommon for these type of appliances, but definitely worth noting for novice DIYers. Overall, I am satisfied with this solution and have recommended to at least two other people since I've installed it.

Scritto da: Tony

Nice

Good product. Meets the need

Scritto da: Debbie Sunshine

Light and Fan in one.

I initially put up a light in the shower stall then realized a fan would be really helpful. I took down the light and added this combo pack and love the functionality. Stong light that you can set based on your light color preferences warm or bright light. The fan is strong and works well in a large shower space. I would purchase this product again.

Scritto da: Tinkering Turtle

Quiet, Sleek Design When Installed Correctly

Some reviewers are complaining that their Broan 744 fan is loud but I'd suggest you ignore these reviews. Why? They've not followed the instructions! There's one very important step if you want your fan to be quiet, and it's listed right in the instruction manual. Once you've hung the fan on your rafters, in a small caption, the instruction manual tells you to crimp the hangers to the housing. What it's telling you to do is to prevent the metal slides that you used to install the fan to vibrate against one another. The easiest method to fix this is to use a hammer with a round head to lightly tap the top and bottom of the slides where they meet together. You'll notice as you crimp the metal to one another, the hammer on metal sounds will get quieter as you're crimping. This alone is the majority of the noise many users are complaining about. I installed this product along with a DewStop switch so I officially have a stealthy fan that automatically starts and stops based on humidity in the air and it mixes right in with other recessed lighting as if a fan doesn't exist at all. As for the bulb, if you install this directly over a shower or tub, you might have trouble finding a PAR30NL bulb that's rated for wet conditions but there are plenty of them out there. It's important to find one that can tolerate water contact, such that a splash doesn't make a nasty surprise.

Scritto da: LouA

Nice Fan. Realatively Quiet

I used this to replace a 15 year old Broan bathroom exhaust fan that stopped working. That fan was very loud and this one is noticably quieter. It makes a low hum which is not objectional at all. The installation was straightforward and smooth. I had to do some patching to the ceiling after the install since the light on this fan is off center and was positioned to the left of the previous fan which I expected. The only small problem I ran into was with the exhaust port on the fan. There is a round plastic piece with a louver door that must be attached to the fan exhaust outlet. It attaches by just pushing it onto the fan and two small plastic protrusions are supposed to seat themselves in two notches on the fan outlet. Only one plastic protrusion would seat itself. I ended up using a small self tapping screw to hold it in place. This wasn't a very big deal but was frustrating. The fan looks good and works well. It is not very powerful but I have a fairly small bathroom. Make sure you check the CFM ratings to size the exhaust fan to the size of your basthroom.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great price

We saved $ 2000.00

Scritto da: Gray Sheepdog

Fit existing hole in ceiling perfectly - super simple install

Installed this in place of can light in shower ceiling. Fit existing hole in ceiling perfectly - super simple install. Wiring allows option of controlling the fan and the light independently - or wire for single switch to energize both the light and fan. Used LED lamp (bulb) from old fixture. Looks good. Runs quietly (makes about as much or less noise as the shower itself does). Moves the air, and mirrors no longer fog in our bathroom. Should have installed this years ago. If you like the minimal look of this model... pull the trigger and buy it. I replaced an existing exhaust fan above our toilet the same day - and it was more difficult to replace than it was to install the Broan 744 above the shower! The ONLY thing I can say negative about it is that the exhaust outlet, (ducting centerline would run parallel to ceiling joists) exited on the "wrong" side of the unit in my case. I wish the design were such that it was convertible, but no real big deal there. I would buy again without blinking.