Broan-NuTone 678 Ventilation Fan and Light Combo for Bathroom and Home, 100 Watts, 50 CFM,White

Works great and it's quiet

I recently installed the Broan-NuTone 678 Ventilation Fan and Light Combo in my bathroom, and I couldn’t be happier with the results! This unit is powerful and efficient, with the fan doing a great job at clearing out humidity at 50 CFM—perfect for a small to medium bathroom. The light is bright and distributes evenly, making the space feel well-lit and inviting. Installation was straightforward, and it fits perfectly in my existing space. Plus, it runs quietly, which is a nice bonus. Overall, this fan and light combo is a fantastic value for anyone looking to improve ventilation and lighting in their bathroom! Highly recommended!

This was a breeze to install (replacement). The installation information was concise and very helpful. It actually took longer to remove the broken unit than it did to install the new one. The fan is quiet, the light is bright.

It is, what it is. One of the least expensive fan/Light combos there are. So it works well, it’s relatively quiet for the price. I just wish it could be a little quieter. Apart from that, it was pretty easy to install, it doesn’t come with its own lightbulb Or Duct

I'm converting a closet into a bath as an addition to a 1½ bathroom. I shopped around for an exhaust fan and was skeptical about buying the Broan 678 Ventilation Fan and Light Combination, 50 CFM and 2.5-Sones due to the many comments here about rattling-vibration noise. But because of the low price I decided to give it a try. I received and after some minor adjustments, got it installed and it works beautifully. I also added a 4.5 watts LED light, which makes it appear more expensive. It's also quieter than the one installed by the 1½ bathroom, so I'm purchasing another one.Here are some suggestions:Rattling noise is created when components vibrate against each other. An easy fix (it worked in my case) is to get a tube of caulk (I used clear instead of white) and caulk every area where there's a joint, even at the outlet where the duct with the flapper mounts to the fan. Just take your time and make sure to get every single joint.When mounting fan to a joist, use screws instead of nails. Nails can begin to back off due to fan's vibration. Also, place some type of insulation between the joist and the mounting plate of the fan to dampen vibration. I used a piece of ¼" thick rubber.After the fan is mounted, use a can of foam insulation and spray the foam around where the fan casing meets the ceiling. As the foam expands and hardens, it will provide additional support to the fan, making it more stable. As an added bonus, you may also prevent your AC from escaping around the fan.When installing the light housing, make sure the nut that support the housing is tight. Don't use just the nut to get the light housing tight against the fan housing, instead push the housing with one hand while tightening the nut. By pushing with your hands, you'll feel whether or not the housing is well seated.Finally, tie the electrical wires or tape them together and to the fan housing. Wires, it left loose will vibrate and may create noise.A vibration noise like a loose wire may not be enough to be bothersome, but add the many places an exhaust fan can vibrate and it can drive anyone nuts. However, with some preventing measurements, this fan will sound and look good without breaking your wallet (or purse for that matter).Note: I could give it a four start due those loose joints issues, but with such a low price and the easy fix to those issues, these exhaust fan is a great product.

Working well good plastic material durable good colors nice airflow material

I love my ventilation light for my bathroom. It is small, so it fits in easily, it has a very low noise level, it cools the room quickly, provides great air flow and looks awesome--it 'melts' right in with the ceiling, and it's easy to clean.

I installed this exact product but under a different name in a bathroom over 30 years ago. So when it finally gave up and the fan no longer worked I was very pleased to find this. Obviously the cost had gone up but not very much, especially considering how much time had passed. And of course the new one fit the hole in the ceiling perfectly. At my age if this one will last 20 years maybe the next person will find another exact replacement on Amazon!