Homewerks Worldwide 7140-50 Bathroom Fan Ceiling Mount Exhaust Ventilation 1.5 Sones 50 CFM, White

Made to last and maintain easily. Easy install and powerfull. Made in USA :)

So although being sold in the UK store this extractor fan only takes 120V. We did not realise this when we ordered it the first or the second time. We installed the fan which both times stopped working after 10 minutes. Our builder suddenly realised why it wasn’t working and has now ordered a transformer. I think this should be stated at the top of the product or maybe not sell it in the UK store.

Excellent exhaust fan, very quiet and not too difficult to install. It’s exhaust port is located on one side so this can complicate the installation and depending on how your joists and existing piping are run it can make you need to cut a new hole in you ceiling so it lines up with your existing exhaust run.

It stop working in 2 days. A friend of mine faced same problem. I DO NOT RECOMMEND

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The product immediately broke down and bad

Most ventilation fans of this type are so overpriced that it's embarrassing just to comparison shop. If you pay a hundred bucks or more for a bathroom fan, it'd better sprinkle pixie dust through the room, or something. This fan works well and is surprisingly quiet, although the bearings are oddly loud. Still quiet overall, but with more mechanical noise than I expected and less fan (air turbulence) sound. Fine, though. Draft is good. The instructions are so-so, but maybe a third of the time you get decent instructions with anything, so I guess that's just how it is. Don't do wiring yourself if you're not confident about it. This fan wants to be mounted in a particular way that's convenient to new construction and probably half of 'old construction' (ie, adding it to an old bathroom ceiling or replacing an old fan), and it really doesn't want to be turned sideways so the grille is on a wall, or so on. It has push-in electrical connectors that are more trouble than they're worth; if there's any problem and you need to disconnect the fan again, you'll have to cut the wires, which is not helpful. My fan leaked a lot of air around the removable duct connector, so I taped the edges. Otherwise, attaching the duct was no problem. The fan's mounting instructions recommend removing the fan from the housing, in some cases, but doublecheck your install because you may not be able to get at the screws to reinstall the fan after you mount the housing. That won't amuse you. For the money, this is a great modest little fan. Better than average. If you're installing it yourself and have DIY experience, it won't cause you a lot of trouble. For new construction, it should be a snap.