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744SFL70 CFM Recessed Humidity Sensing Bath Fan/Light, ENERGY STAR® qualified

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  • Recessed lights are popular lighting solutions. But BROAN took it a step further by incorporating powerful ventilation in the same design. Our recessed fan lights disappear into the ceiling with other recessed lights, so they are practical decorating and air removal solutions for any room in the house.
    • Inconspicuous ventilation that automatically turns on and off
    • SensAire technology senses rapid rises in humidity to turn fan on
    • Also turns off automatically based on user-adjustable timer
    • ENERGY STAR® Qualified
    • Powerful and quiet featuring 70 cfm at 1.5 sones
    • Uses R30-shaped, 2700K, 16W, high efficacy, compact fluorescent lamp with GU24 base (included)
    • UL listed for use over tub or shower when connected to GFCI circuit
    • Humidity sensitivity level is adjustable
    • 6” white trim matched to designs of major recessed light manufacturers
    • 4” round duct connector

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  • Baths up to () Sq Ft65
    Ceiling InstallationYes
    CFM @ 0.10"70
    CFM @ 0.125"N/A
    CFM @ 0.25"55
    ColorWhite
    CSANo
    cUL ListedYes
    Duct DirectionHorizontal
    Duct Size4"
    ENERGY STAR® qualifiedYes
    Globe Glass ColorN/A
    Grille FinishMatte White
    Grille Length7-3/8" Dia
    Grille Width7-3/8" Dia
    Heater wattageN/A
    Housing Dimensions L x W x H8-1/4" x 12-3/4" x 6-3/4"
    Housing Height6-3/4"
    Housing Length8-1/4"
    Housing Width12-3/4"
    Humidity SensingYes
    HVI CertifiedYes
    Light Bulb Quantity1
    Light Bulb Wattage16 Watts
    Light Bulbs IncludedYes
    Lighting TypeFluorescent
    MaterialPolymeric
    Minimum construction space required2x8
    Motor engineered for continuous operationNo
    NightlightNo
    Product Weight10 lbs
    Project PackNo
    Rated Amps0.5
    Rated Sones - VerticalN/A
    Rated Watts34.4
    Sones1.5
    UL Listed for use over bathtubs or showers when connected to a GFCI circuitYes
    Wall InstallationNo
    Warranty1 Year
    Watts @ 0.1"34.4
    Watts @ 0.25"32.3
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    Is this UL listed for use over a bath?

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    I noticed the other 744's are UL listed for use over a bath but this one isn't.
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    Thank you for your question on the model 744SFL exhaust fan/light. This model is UL approved for over a tub or shower.
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    can this unit be installed in a drop celing?

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    Thank you for your question on the model 744 exhaust fan/light. I’m sorry, but this unit cannot be installed directly into a drop ceiling. It physically needs to be connected to the solid ceiling.
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    Thank you for your question on the model 744 fan/light. This unit can be installed in a ceiling with insulation around and on top of the housing, up to an R40 value.
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    What size R/O should be cut for the light baffle?

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    It looks like the baffle is 7 3/8 inch in diameter. Should the rough opening be a standard 6 1/4 for a five inch recessed can, or something different? Thank you.
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    The diameter of the hole is 6 1/4". However, you will need to install this fan from the attic.
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    Thank you for the question on the 744 exhaust fan/light. There is a back draft damper built into the 744, but it is a good idea to have a back draft damper on the roof or wall cap, where the duct work exits the house.
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