DOUBLE 250W BULB HEAT WITH 70 CFM, 3.5 SONES EXHAUST FAN
Product Details
Mpn #
164
Shipping Dimensions
1.4" x
1.1" x
0.7"
Weight
9.00 lbs.
Product Features
Stay warm and safe with this 70CFM 2Bulb heater/fan
Heater transmits heat continuously
Manufactured in China
70 CFM and 3.5-Sones
Attractive white grille
Two bulb Heater and fan with two function control available separately. 70 CFM and 3.5-Sones
Bulb not included
Reviews
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Rated 2.6 out of 5
based on 7 reviews
It quit working! Rated 1 by Allen No, I do not recommend this product. I set this fixture up to run one light and the fan on a timed switch and the second light on another switch. Originally posted on broan.com Jun/2014
Extremely Poor Wiring and Eventual Problems Rated 1 by wi4x4man No, I do not recommend this product. The wiring diagram is horrible to say the least. After a bit of studying, I figured out how it was supposed to work and hooked it up. Originally posted on broan.com Jun/2014
Combo Fan & Heater Replaces Space Heater & Exhaust Fan Rated 4 by Don76 Yes, I recommend this product. The average rating on "ease of installation" does indicate any fault of the 164. Although the installation steps are simply stated, significant effort is necessary to complete ..The heat lamps are controlled by a timer switch without an "always on" position as a safety precaution. So far the unit performs well, as it has only been in use for a few weeks. I would prefer a schematic type diagram for wiring instructions.Ooverall I am pleased with the Broan 164 Originally posted on broan.com Jun/2013
This product worked fine but now the lights have quit working. Rated 1 by rcorwin I have the same problem as Allen and wi4x4man. This product was wired correctly, took the electrian some time to figure it out. Could definitely use some longer wires. I have only used this unit for a couple of hours and now the lights do not work. The fan works but nothing else. I am troubleshooting it right now. I went to the Broan website to see if there were any troubleshooting pages. Originally posted on broan.com Jun/2014
