Delta Electronics (Americas) Ltd. RAD110LED Delta BreezRadiance Series 110 CFM Fan/Dimmable Light with PTC Heater, 12W, 0.7 Sones, LED Light & Heater

Before this fan my bathroom had no ventilation. None. The walls and ceiling would drip with water after a shower and I constantly had to mop them with bleach to kill the mold and mildew that was inevitable.I absolutely love this ventilation fan. I did a lot of research, and often found this model to be in the top 5 best fans. Thats why I decided on it. It has a great pull when its running to move the air out and it passes the "tissue test." I was able to get mine ventilated to my chimney (rather than my attic) so my concerns about the mold are gone. When I shower now the glass on my mirror doesn't even fog up. The fan itself is amazingly quiet.The heater on this fan is a little louder than expected. The heater is louder than the fan. It is not bad, but it did surprise me. It doesnt bother anyone when its running and they are asleep. The heater is amazing and it has no trouble warming up my bathroom, and the fan and the heat actually seem to work well together. I had concerns the fan would just pull out all the heat, but it doesn't. They work great together.The light is not the brightest. I wouldn't want it as my only source of light. I have additional lights in my bathroom, so it is not a problem for me.One thing that I did not think of when I bought this is because of the heater it must be installed on its own breaker. I had a qualified electrician install mine, but it did run me some money to get it installed on a new breaker with new wiring that had to go through my garage, basement, a downstairs bathroom, up the wall and into the ceiling. I also did not have an existing hole in my ceiling, and my attic is not the most easily accessible spot. So it was a bit of an extensive process. In my opinion, it was worth the cost.I am completely satisfied with this fan. It does an amazing job and I enjoy the luxurious heat and warmth when I step out of the shower. But best of all I have not had to mop my ceiling and walls!

Great Fan even much quieter than my .8 sone fan. heat is a bit noisy, but give off great heat. My wife loves it. Lots of room when hardwiring inside considering you have 3 items to wire in if you want. If I had one wish I would add option for motion night light. I have wired into main lighting circuit and no option to add additional switch. Though I guess I could add one on the ceiling. Not sure if code would allow that or not? I just love these dc motors.

I love how quiet the fan runs! It's late Spring here in Texas so haven't really tried the heater. But the light, heater, and fan all work great.The fan is so quiet I wasn't sure it was on. My bathroom mirror fogged up when I show...no more! The little quiet fan does the trick. I love it!

Pluses: (1) it's well built (not to be confused with well designed), e.g., sturdy. (2) the exhaust fan is quiet (Delta puts green LEDs to signal the fan is 'on' on some of their fans that are noisier) -- you wont hear it *at all* when showering. (3) the heating fan is loud, but it's almost supposed to be and does produce decent amount of heat. (4) The cover design is Ok, the way the cover attaches is nice (5) the LED module delivers a lot of light and is of pleasant-to-tolerable color temperature (probably 3500K) -- I almost wanted it to be warmer (3000K?). No way that the color temperature is 2700K specified in the description.Neutrals: (1) this requires a separate 20 amp circuit for the heater. If you don't have one already -- figure in 60-80 cents per foot for 12 gauge wire and more labor.Negatives: (1) I don't know why Delta does it -- this (and other fans of theirs) have a "lip"/flange, which, in theory is supposed to hug the ceiling on the underside. The thing is that when installing with cross-bars (and RAD110LED can ONLY be installed with cross-bars) you HAVE TO move the entire fan box through the ceiling opening (even if installing from above), so the opening has to be larger than the size of the "box" + the "lips"/flanges. It means you'll have at least 1/4" crack around your fan to fill post-install. (2) the fan goes between the joists, yet they made the electrical access (specifically the screw holding the electrical "door") on the long side (that faces the joist) -- depending how close your joists are and where you need the fan to be between them (+ you may need to orient it one specific way, depending where you want the exhaust to go) you may not have access there even with the stubbiest of screwdrivers, or a 90-degree one/attachment. Electric access has to be on the shorter, more accessible side or the screw should go from inside. (3) It would seem Delta used aluminum leads for all connections. Aluminum does not mate with copper well (read about it), even Nutone (arguably, cheaper brand) uses coppers leads. Why? Did they save 5 pennies? (4) No green LED to signal the fan is on (minor, as it is addressable with an indicator switch). (5) [this is closer to neutral] -- you can only direct heated air in one of the two ways, more flexibility (but without spoiling clean look) would be nice. (6) Also, especially given the LED light, a lower profile cover would have been nicer (e.g., like on GBR100LED). RAD110LED protrudes more than 1" below the ceiling.

After two weeks, no heat. Terribly noisy. Save your money. I would return it if I could

Been using for a month now, has worked as advertised. Have bought other brand in the past and heater only worked for a little over a year, so we shall see.

While the exhaust noise isn't bad, the heater is very loud. The light is nice.

Installing this VERY EXPENSIVE piece of crap is a mistake. Hooked up everything, no heater. Popped the breaker 2x, then nothing. Because this is part of a remodel, taking several months the return window is closed and I am stuck dealing with Delta at my expense.DO NOT BUY