Tech DriveBathroom fan 110 CFM, 1.2Sone No Attic access Needed Installation,Very Quiet Bath Ventilation and Exhaust Fan, Ceiling Mounted Fan,White Plastic Grille

This fan really saved me so I wanted to write a review to share my experience. I previously had a 70CFM 6.0 sone fan with a 3" exhaust in the bathroom that would never properly vent the steam from the bathroom. It was also installed so far down in the corner that it was not accessible from the attic. The 1st problem was to get the old fan out with out going in the attic. I used a crowbar to stretch the metal where it was screwed to the wood. Then the old fan came out easy. I had to enlarge the hole since this fan is bigger. Then it easily mounts with 3 screws. The only problem left was reducing the 4" duct to fit my 3". I know it is best to change whole vent hose to 4" but again that was not an option since it is in such a small area in the attic. Some people have had trouble finding an adapter to fit but I found one...https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08JVG4J85/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&th=1It fit right in the fan duct and still allows the damper to operate...then I could use foil tape to secure it. Perfect Install!!!! It is not completely silent but it is way quieter then my old 6 sone fan. It provides just enough background ambient fan noise. This is a life saver for anybody that cant get in the attic but wants to upgrade their ventilation.

I bought this to replace my original bathroom light/fan. I went with a dedicated fan (no light) to get higher air flow. A larger fan can spin more slowly for less noise. It does the job well. It moves so much more air than the stock fan/light, was easy to install, and is fairly quiet. I of course had to mount a light separately since this is fan only, but now we don't have a humid bathroom. I only had to shave a little dry wall off to get this to fit in the stock cutout.

This was installed last week to replace my 40 year old vent fan that stopped working. I had an electrician install it, but if you're handy you could do it yourself. I've got bad knees and can't get on a ladder! It does suck air up and out the vent. I put a few pieces of toilet paper on the vent and they stayed there. I wanted to see how strong the suction was. It is quieter than my old one, but a little bit noisy, like a bearing noise. It is not quiet like a ceiling fan or a room fan, but tolerable while in the bathroom. There is no LED light like it said in the description.

It was more of a bear to replace my old Nutone bath fan than I'd expected (silly me; nothing is ever easy), but that isn't the fault of this fan. It's well-built, powerful and extremely quiet. It's also small and lightweight with modular components, so the install was actually as simple as could be expected. In the end, I'm glad I didn't get a replacement motor for the old fan - do it right and swap out the whole thing.

Installation is pretty simple, one word of advice the screw that holds the angle plate where the wires come out is pointy be careful not to pierce one of the electrical wires with it make sure to push all the wires away from it. Fan is very quiet i recommend it.

i cant believe i wasted money on this fan and installso loud 70 decibels

The fan seems to work, but not as good as expected. I replaced a 50 CFM exhaust fan with this in hope to reduce bathroom condensation. I haven’t seen an improvement.

I bought these for both our bathrooms. They replaced Nutone fan-lights that were probably 30 years old or more. The hole size for this fan is nearly the same as the ones we were replacing; that is why I chose this fan. These fans appear to be very good quality, are very quiet compared to the old fans, and move a lot of air.

Was easy to install without having to climb into the attic. Much quieter than the previous fan.

The media could not be loaded. Firstly: toss the damper, it's useless. Get an exhaust hood with a built in damper that actually forms a seal to prevent back drafts.Second, you will have to upgrade your 3" ducting to 4" or else you will hear a raspy wind noise when the fan runs, as another reviewer noted. Mine did it too but now it's much quieter with the 4" duct. I can't upload more than 1 video so you get the fixed, quiet one.Third: the cover that comes with this fan is too small to properly fit around the metal flange of the fan housing that sits tight against the ceiling. So the cover sits against the flange and there is a gap between the cover and the ceiling.Other than that, the fan moves a decent amount of air, is quieter than the old crappy fans that drew way too much current and were way too loud, and it is also a decent price point compared to similar products.

Straight fwd instructions, little fiddly to connect exhaust hose but otherwise aok. Quiet.

The media could not be loaded. It’s louder than my lawn mower and barely moves enough air to hold a small piece of toilet paper to it. Ontop of everything it’s more complicated to install than it should be!

Replaced an old fan with thus. What a difference! I had to turn it on and off to try and hear if it was really running.