Fluorescent Recessed Fan/Light – Useful in Any Room

Hartford, Wis., May 1, 2009 – Responding to consumer demand for an unobtrusive and inconspicuous ventilation solution for various parts of the home, Broan® and NuTone® developed the first Recessed Fan/Light. Recipient of 10 industry awards, the ENERGY STAR® qualified Fluorescent Recessed Fan/Light, provides consumers with powerful ventilation and lighting options while offering design flexibility.

"Great for use in new construction or major remodels, the quiet and stylish fan/light is a great addition to media rooms, hallways, bathrooms, utility or laundry rooms, craft rooms, smoking rooms, closets and in kitchens over sinks and countertop areas, according to Patrick Nielsen, marketing manager, ventilation fans, Broan-NuTone. "Homeowners also will appreciate that the trim design of the easy-to-install unit matches that of major recessed light manufacturers allowing the fan/light to blend in seamlessly with a series of recessed lights in any room of the home."

The product incorporates a fan and recessed light into one unit alleviating the need for two separate installations, offering homeowners a great convenience by providing a singular ventilation and lighting solution.

Unique features of the Broan and NuTone Fluorescent Recessed Fan/Light include:

• Fluorescent 14-watt, pin-based light bulb
• Sound rating of only 1.5 Sones – creating less than half the noise volume of a traditional house fan making it perfect for rooms where noise must be kept to a minimum
• Exhausts 70 cubic feet per minute (CFM)
• Trim design matches that of major recessed light manufacturers

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Responding to consumer demand for an unobtrusive and inconspicuous ventilation solution for various parts of the home, the ENERGY STAR® qualified Fluorescent Recessed Fan/Light provides consumers powerful ventilation and lighting options while offering design flexibility. Great for use in new construction or major remodels, the quiet and stylish fan/light is a great addition to media rooms, hallways, bathrooms, utility or laundry rooms, craft rooms, smoking rooms, closets and in kitchens over sinks and countertop areas.