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680100 CFM, 4.0 Sones Fan/Incandescent Light

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  • Broan features classic ventilation fan/light combinations which easily fit any décor. Why stop at just powerful ventilation when you can add extra lighting to help brighten any room?
    • 100 CFM 4.0 Sones
    • Centrifugal blower wheel
    • 4-pole motor
    • Bright 100-watt lighting capacity. Bulb not included
    • Shatter-resistant light diffusing lens
    • Type IC (Insulation Contact). Quality Broan features and easy installation make this an extremely popular series
    • Designer styled white polymeric grille complements virtually any decor
    • Plug-in, permanently lubricated motor
    • Efficient polymeric fan impeller
    • Mounting ears offer quick, sturdy installation
    • UL listed for use over bathtubs and showers when connected to a GFCI-protected branch circuit
    • Polymeric duct connectors with tapered sleeves for easy, positive ducting
    • All models are available in single packs or Project Paks
    • Use with Model 68W (White) or 68V (Ivory) two-function control (available separately)
  • Baths up to () Sq Ft90
    Ceiling InstallationYes
    CFM @ 0.10"100
    CFM @ 0.125"N/A
    CFM @ 0.25"N/A
    ColorWhite
    CSANo
    cUL ListedNo
    Duct DirectionHorizontal
    Duct Size4"
    ENERGY STAR® qualifiedNo
    Globe Glass ColorN/A
    Grille FinishWhite Polymeric
    Grille Length10-5/8"
    Grille Width11-1/8"
    Heater wattageN/A
    Housing Dimensions L x W x H8" x 8-1/4" x 5-3/4"
    Housing Height5-3/4"
    Housing Length8"
    Housing Width8-1/4"
    Humidity SensingNo
    HVI CertifiedYes
    Light Bulb Quantity1
    Light Bulb Wattage100 Watts
    Light Bulbs IncludedNo
    Lighting TypeIncandescent
    MaterialPolymeric
    Minimum construction space required2x6
    Motor engineered for continuous operationNo
    NightlightNo
    Product Weight7 lbs
    Project PackNo
    Rated Amps2.2
    Rated Sones - VerticalN/A
    Rated WattsN/A
    Sones4.0
    UL Listed for use over bathtubs or showers when connected to a GFCI circuitYes
    Wall InstallationNo
    Warranty1 Year
    Watts @ 0.1"N/A
    Watts @ 0.25"N/A
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    Wiring to a dual switch

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    Ryan
    Walsh, CO 81090, USA
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    I have a light switch that has two switches on it. One to control the fan and one to control the light. I'm reading the direction on how to wire it, and it calls for using a red wire. I'm not sure what that means. Can you help me? I'm using 12-2 wiring. It has black, white and ground.
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    Thank you for your question on the 680 exhaust fan/light. You would connect the bare ground wire from the house to the ground screw in the unit housing. You would connect the two white wires from the 680 to the white neutral wires from the house. You would connect the blue wire (light power wire) from the 680 to the hot power wire from your light switch. You would connect the black wire (exhaust fan power wire) from the 680 to the hot power wire from the fan switch. If you have additional questions, please call our Technical Support group at 800-637-1453
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    Replacement of existing fan

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    I have an existing 679 fan that is no longer working and would like to replace with the same model. How difficult is this to do?
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    Thank you for your question on the model 679 exhaust fan. Changing out an exhaust fan is not normally a difficult procedure if you have access from above (attic or crawl space). If you do not have access from above, you would need to cut out more ceiling than would normally be necessary and patching the ceiling after the installation. There is also the possibility of just getting repair parts for your current unit. If you are looking for repair parts, please contact our Customer Service Department at 800-558-1711.
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    Can I swap a 680 motor assembly into a 678 fan?

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    Sycamore, IL, USA
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    I need more ventilation than my 678 is providing. Can I purchase a 680 fan/motor assembly and install it into the 678 fan box?
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    Thank you for your question. I do not see a retrofit assembly, please Call Technical Support at 1-800-637-1453 with the letter suffix (678-A-B-C-D-E –ETC). This is needed to know if there is anything to match your housing.
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    can I use an LED light with this product?

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    O'Fallon, IL, USA
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    Thank you for your question on the model 678 exhaust fan light. I’m sorry, but the only bulb we recommend for this unit is a 100 watt maximum incandescent bulb.
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    can a 679L unit be covered with insulation in the attic

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    Thank you for your question. Yes, your ceiling fan can be surrounded by insulation. Broan bath fans are designed to provide adequate cooling for motors and lighting.
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