Keeping mold and mildew out of your bathroom can be very difficult. Steam gets into every crevice and when it doesn't dry effectively, you will create a breeding ground for a variety of mold spores. Prevention with an Exhaust Fan is your best defense. It will pull the moist air out of the bathroom and send it up an exhaust pipe before it has a chance to condense. There are a wide range of fans to choose from so you can get exactly the comfort and convenience features you want. Also, available are Fan/Light Combos and Heat/Fan/Light Combos. Which product is best suited to my application?
Take a moment to consider what you're looking for in a spot ventilation product. Do you want quiet operation, a powerful blower, decorative designs or something that's virtually invisible? Could you use more light or ventilation in a walk-in closet? Broan has what you need.
Sones measure the "sound level" of your fan. A Sone is a measurement of sound in terms of comfortable hearing level for an average listener. The lower the Sone value, the more comfortable the environment. Sones are not decibels or volume, but rather how sound is "sensed." One Sone is half as loud as two Sones, and is equivalent to a quiet refrigerator.
What "HVI certified" means to you. The Home Ventilating Institute (HVI) is an independent organization that certifies the airflow and sound performance claimed by manufacturers of ventilation products. Broan certifies every product through HVI to ensure the product you purchase will perform as claimed. For more information visit www.hvi.org.
Energy Star: Conserve energy and energy expenditures. If you?re concerned about saving money and energy, choose Broan bath fans that feature the Energy Star logo. These products use high efficiency motors and lighting that can reduce energy consumption by as much as 65% - all without sacrificing performance. Learn more about Energy Star at www.energystar.gov.If you are having trouble finding the exhaust fan that you need, a member of our sales team will be happy to assist you.
