Broan® PowerHeat™ 110 CFM 2 Sones Heater Exhaust Fan

EIN Broan PowerHeat Exhaust Fan

May 16, 2022

Help provide comfort and functionality to your bathroom with the addition of the Broan BHF110 exhaust bath fan. This 110 CFM provides powerful airflow along with a stylish brighter white fan cover matching any decor.

  • 110 CFM, Powerful ventilation to remove moisture and reduce the risk of mold or mildew in most full baths
  • 2 Sones for Quiet performance, enough sound to know your fan is on
  • 1500-Watt heater for instant heat when you want it
  • Modern design matches an array of bathroom décor
  • Fits in 2″ x 6″ ceiling construction
  • Rugged galvanized steel housing stands up to moisture
  • All air and sound ratings are HVI Certified
  • One year warranty

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