How much cfm and sones for this unit?
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I have had the fan installed for about a year. It ventilates a store room 10' X 22' ft with a ten foot ceiling. It is the sweet spot for the traditional trade off of CFM versus noise at a price you will pay. It does the job. Buy it.
1281905
NuTone's website indictes 2.0 sones. You could also check there to see if you can compare the dimensions. I didn't use it to replace another fan so don't know. Good luck
2283283
I would suggest a unit with a higher CFM speed to better, and faster, circulate the air in your shop. I have a smaller shop so the lesser capacity is not a problem.Regards, John
2161760
I have a 2000 sq. ft. house. It does all but the back two bedrooms (about 1700 sq. feet effectively), but that is more of a wall / air flow limitation. I would say about 1500 sq. feet is the ideal for the unit, but you can effectively get up to 2000+ sq. feet depending upon layout / air flow limitations. That is with ozone. I have tried similiar units, and for what it does, this is a great value for the money, regardless of size space.
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I have had this unit for 2 years. I am very satisfied with it in regards to noise and heat distribution. I have it in my basement covering approx. 300 square feet. The unit is quiet and does not get hot on the outside. I would recommend.
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Wondering those specs myself and I found this on another website:CFM/AMP Information:Inline Fan 4" - 171 CFM / 1 AMPInline Fan 6" - 435 CFM / 1 AMPInline Fan 8" - 745 CFM / 1.7 AMPSInline Fan 10" - 780 CFM / 2.1 AMPSInline Fan 12" - 1060 CFM / 2.5 AMPS
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My Installers threw away all the manuals! I was not too happy. But I believe it draws very little Amps...like around 4ish...so I think you would be more than fine with 15. I looked it up at Lowes and they say 3.3 amps for a 450 CFM, so right around there I would assume. On another note, we are very happy with this. It is much quieter than the one we replaced and we always get compliments on it. It lights up very well and it sucks the steam and grease right up. Hope this helps.
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Interesting question...don't know the answer...but will offer a guess as to the cfm...perhaps 100 and energy use age is like 20-40 watts...intermittent ..it is about equivalent to a cheep bath fan but quieter..
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This fan is absolutely quiet when running. In fact, I have had to go up on the roof to make sure that it is running after the last hail storm (it was OK). Very high quality unit. I don't know about Sone ratings, but I suggest the 30 watt over the smaller one. Hope this helps!
1982191
I have run it with 90 cfm, but on a intermittent basis. For shop or continuous work, plan on at least 110-125 cfm. And have a generous tank handy!
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Per the box, 400 cfm, 115 watt, .97 amp.I may be putting it in my greenhouse to move air now that spring has come to FL
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All there is is a little fan to cool it. I have a smaller one in the living room. Yes, when I'm in the kitchen with the 11 cu ft, I'm aware of the fan being on which assures me it is working. It isn't on often. The sound is not a bit bothersome like the last refrg/combo I had. (not Danby) It was the combo that made it so noisy.
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Without Low Noise Adapter - 3000 RPM @ 17.2 CFM With L.N.A - 2400 RPM @ 13.8 CFM With U.L.N.A - 1600 RPM @ 9.83 CFM
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I think a 600 CFM is a little too small. Personally I would look at a 700 or 750 CFM.
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OK, on the page for this item posted in Amazon, there is a 21 questions answered link. In that link is the following : Technical data from the Fantech site (http://www.fantech.net/2SHE1021_enus-47097.aspx) shows 585 CFM. Voltage 115 V, Frequency 60 Hz, Phase 1 ~ , Power (P2), motor 24.9 W, Current 1.4 A, Max. airflow 585 cfm, impeller speed 1725 r.p.m.
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I think it is 1.5 sones. We purchased 3 within one year and all were very quiet.
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Maybe consider a .5 sone bath fan Air King BFQ50 ENERGY STAR® Qualified SNAP-IN Exhaust Fan, 50 CFM