Recessed Fan/Lights Provide Much-Needed Ventilation

Saturday, March 1, 2008

Recessed Fan/Lights Provide Much-NeededVentilation (NAPSA)—In many parts of the home, particularly in the kitchen and bathroom, homeowners incorporate ventilation products. However, even when there is a range hood over the cooktop or stove, there are other areas of the kitchen that require ventilation. For example, double ovens, dishwashers, steam- ers/boilers and warming drawers located throughout the kitchen emit moisture, heat and odors that cannot be effectively removed by the range hood. No One KnowsThey’re There Fortunately, there’s a solution—a recessed fan/light provides inconspicuous but much-needed ventilation. Because the fan/lights disappear into the ceiling among other recessed lights, they are a great solution for adding spot ventilation to the kitchen. Those made by Broan and NuTone, for example, not only provide powerful ventilation, but are also incredibly quiet at only 1.5 sones. Removes Odor, Heat, Humidity Working undercover, the recessed fan/light can remove odor, heat and humidity from bathrooms, kitchens, utility rooms, closets and smoking rooms. Broan’s and NuTone’s recessed fan/light coordinates with major lighting manufacturers’ recessed light kits and can be placed in a Recessed fan/lights provide inconspicuous ventilation while blending into a row of recessed lights. series of recessed lights or on its own, blending seamlessly into your dcor. The recessed fan/light is also UL listed for use over tubs and showers and is available with a fluorescent bulb, making it ENERGY STAr qualified and California Title 24 compliant. With this new product, homeowners can enhance their indoor air quality, as well as save time and moneybyinstalling two products at once—alight and a fan. This product is available at major home improvementretailers nationwide. For more information, visit www.Broan.com or www.NuTone.com.

--- PHOTOS ---

File: 20190801-052310-20190801-052308-75150.pdf.jpg

--- FILES ---

File: 20190801-052308-75150.pdf