AeroFan Lighted Bathroom Exhaust Fans

Description

A great deal of time and money is spent trying to make homes attractive and functional. Bathrooms are a key focus. Today’s bathroom designs seek to exude personal style and create a relaxing and peaceful environment. All too often, this serenity can be spoiled by a noisy and ineffective bathroom exhaust fan. If an existing bathroom vent fan is making the “loudest” statement in this tranquil setting, it’s time for a change!

Whisper-quiet, two-speed operation sets the AeroFan apart from the competition. These sleek lighted exhaust fans can help create a serene bathroom atmosphere. These bathroom fans are engineered to provide superior ventilation and efficient performance. AeroFan’s traditional in-ceiling design delivers powerful, effective and quiet ventilation for any bathroom. Lighted bathroom exhaust fans are available in square (TBFS) or round (TBFR) models.

Features and Benefits of AeroFan Lighted Bathroom Exhaust Fans

2 – speed operation
Lighted and non-lighted models
Steel housing with corrosion resistant paint
Long-life ball bearing motor
Power rating is 120V / 60 Hz
Thermal overload protection
Built-in counter balanced damper
Adjustable mounting brackets
Designed for easy installation
UL listed for use over a tub/shower enclosure with a GFCI circuit – (model TBFR120L)
HVI certified
Fits 4″ and 5″ duct
3 year limited warranty

Model	TBFS90L		TBFR120L
Operating Speed	Low	High	Low	High
Air Volume (cfm)	50	70	70	110
Noise (Sones)	0.6	1.5	0.8	2.0
Speed (rpm)	750	1050	775	1050
Currents (Amps)	0.2	0.2	0.3	0.3
Power Consumption (Watts) - Fan -Lamp (Compact Fluorescent) -Night Light	19.6 26 4	23.4 26 4	32.3 26 4	34.7 26 4

Fan Dimensions & Performance Curves

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How much airflow is required?

HVI 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.

What is HVI?

HVI, also known as the Home Ventilating Institute, is an independent non-profit organization that certifies fan performance characteristics and provides HVAC guidelines for consumers. Learn more about HVI at HVI.org.