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FLYINGFOX Bathroom Exhaust Fan, Heater, LED Light Combo, 100 CFM Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Light ? Suitable for Bathrooms and Garages
FLYINGFOX Bathroom Exhaust Fan, Heater, LED Light Combo, 100 CFM Bathroom Exhaust Fan with Light ? Suitable for Bathrooms and Garages
Item Details
Pickup Location
3591 John Peter Lee St
North Las Vegas, NV, 89032
Quality
New
Functional
No Damage
No Assembly Needed
In Package
No Missing Parts
Auction closes
July 4, 2025 at 2:57 AM
brand
FLYINGFOXEstimated Retail Price
$132.57
color
Whitesize
100CFMBuyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1046736747
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Features
- Bathroom exhaust fan: Our bathroom exhaust fan operates at a low noise level, providing effective air quality control for rooms up to 100 square feet, with a ventilation rate of 160 cubic feet per minute (CFM).(Bathroom exhaust fan with heater)
- Bathroom fan with heater: Equipped with a 2300-watt heater, our fan provides efficient heating for the entire room. The forced air heating system is safer and covers a larger area compared to traditional bulb heaters. Enjoy a comfortable and odor-free bathroom experience with our integrated ventilation and lighting system.
- Bathroom exhaust fan with light, bright LED lighting creates a well lit and warm atmosphere in your bathroom, and white decorative panels can meet modern decoration styles
- Bathroom fan with light, quiet 1.5 sones operation ensures quietness, enhances bathing experience, sturdy cast iron box, baked iron grille panel, increases equipment lifespan.
- Combines four essential functions - fan, heater, exhaust and light - in one easy-to-use unit. Durable components ensure years of reliable performance, making it easy to upgrade your home.
- Proper Ventilation: When installing the ventilation duct, ensure the vent is positioned on the wall below the indoor outlet to prevent condensation from flowing back. Create a 4-6 inch vent hole at this location and connect one end of the duct to the outlet and the other end to the wall through the vent hole. The fan should exhaust to the outside, not into the attic. If installation through the attic is not possible, use an exterior wall vent for exhaust.


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