New TF100-EC Tranquil Bathroom Fan

Description

Continental Fan’s new TF100-EC Tranquil Bathroom Fan features an electronically commutated (EC) motor that provides superior ventilation and efficient performance. The built-in time delay, humidity sensor and motion sensor simplify operation. The whisper-quiet operation of a TF100-EC fan ranges from 0.3 to 1.0 sones.

The versatile TF100-EC tranquil bathroom fan can be configured to operate continuously at a low airflow rate to improve indoor air quality (IAQ). When the fan’s humidity sensor detects a change in environmental conditions, the fan will boost automatically to a maximum desired airflow. Toggle-switch positioning determines the maximum desired airflow rate, ranging from 50 to 100 cfm.

Features & Benefits of TF100-EC Tranquil Bathroom Fan

• Totally enclosed brushless electronically commutated (EC) motor
• Efficient operation at two configurable airflow levels
• Whisper-quiet sones as low as 0.3
• Low profile grille with plug & play motion sensor
• Built-in humidity sensor and time delay
• Toggle-switch selection for maximum desired airflow
• Maximum airflow ranging from 50 to 100 cfm
• Continuous low airflow operation, adjustable from 30 cfm to maximum or OFF
• Corrosion resistant 26 GA galvanized steel housing
• Removable blower assembly
• Non-metallic collar with built-in backdraft damper
• 120V, 60 Hz, single phase operation
• Permanently lubricated motor for continuous operation
• Automatic reset thermal overload protection
• Fits 4” duct
• ETL listed for use over a tub/shower enclosure with GFCI circuit

Performance for TF100-EC Tranquil Bathroom Fans

Accessories

A full range of accessories is available to suit each application from mounting clamps to flexible insulated duct to roof caps (see all available fan accessories).

Additional information on Ventilation & Bathroom Fans:

How much airflow is required for bathroom ventilation?

HVI, also known as the Home Ventilating Institute, recommends ventilation rates based on 8 air changes per hour. For most bathrooms, this works out to 1 cfm per square foot of area with a minimum of 50 cfm.

• A bathroom less than 100 square feet:
  • Calculate 1 cfm per square foot of floor area. A minimum of 50 cfm is the required ventilation rate.
• A bathroom larger than 100 square feet:
  • To calculate the proper ventilation rate, add the cfm requirement for each fixture; toilet 50 cfm, shower 50 cfm, bathtub 50 cfm, jetted tub 100 cfm. Note: For proper sizing, the static pressure (SP) needs to be calculated.

Learn more about HVI at HVI.org.

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