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Regardless of the airflow setting you choose, this is an exceptionally quiet fan.
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As part of Panasonics Whisper series, its one of the quietest bathroom exhaust fans around.
When set to the lower airflow option, its barely audible.
This fan doesnt have built-in lighting, which is our only real complaint.
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If you like this fan and want lighting, too,Panasonics Whisper Mightyis a good option.
It has a built-in lighting fixture too, which adds even more value.
We like the decorative grill on this fan, a timeless design from Broan NuTone.
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The built-in light fixture is a nice bonus that we love to see in a lower-priced fan like this.
With an airflow of 50 cfm, this fan is best for smaller bathrooms.
A sone is a measurement of sound that indicates how loud it feels to the human ear.
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you might operate the fan manually too.
This fan is packed with features, so you dont need to compromise at all to enjoy automatedbathroom ventilation.
Its very quiet too, at just 0.8 sone.
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The fan is relatively quiet, but the speaker is loud and provides great sound quality.
It features bright LED lighting as well.
We also like that this bathroom exhaust fan comes with a built-in LED light.
Noisier exhaust fans range between 2 and 4 sones.
To easily identify bathroom fans that use the least electricity, look for the Energy Star Certification.
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