Room to Room Fan with Remote Control, 300CFM Through Wall Vent Fan, 5-Speed Ventilation, with Temperature Control, for Kitchen, Laundry, Hardwired, RTR300

Why did you pick this product vs others?:We need something that was easy to install and quit. We are pleased with the product and works awesome. Thank youNoise level:Very quit.Looks:We placed it over the door going into our bedroom and looks great!!Functionality:Easy to install and everything worked great.Air flow:100%Fit:Easy fit

I needed to share the cold air from my bedroom to my kitchen, since my minisplit is 1ton capacity, I thought it would work cooling both ambience without having the door open. It is a real convenient, so I can receive visitors in my living open plan while my bedroom keeps private. Great quality, works properly. Only one month since my purchase. I'll update my review ahead. The noise level is acceptable to me, but not very quiet if you pretend sleep having it ON, I only use it to refresh a second area while awake. It works what is made for, just keep in mind the área you will share with, my kitchen is 10'x 12' and it gets good amount of cold air from my bedroom through this baby.

Easy to install and not too noisy.

I'm using this clever device to move cool air from my air conditioned master bedroom into the adjoining bathroom, which lacks any ducts from the AC. I have it mounted right over the door, so when the door's closed I can still keep the bathroom relatively cool. It seems to move plenty of air, isn't terribly loud, and I like that it can be set to automatically turn on whenever the temperature rises above a certain level. I will likely be purchasing another unit for a second bathroom with similar temperature issues.Two very minor quibbles:(1) As others have mentioned, the fans only blow in one direction. So for my application, I needed to unscrew the unit and reverse the fans so that the thermostat side of the wall (the side inside the bathroom) is pulling air into the room, not pushing it out. The fan reversal process is not difficult, just a minor setup hassle.(2) As far as I can tell the unit only shows the temperature in Fahrenheit. I'd like it to be in Celsius to match what shows on my AC displays.It would be great if, on a future model, there were switches added to the unit to change the fan direction and temperature unit of measure.

This unit is made of metal and very well built. Has the features that I needed. Has been installed for less than a week so we will see how it holds up, but so far it is working as intended. Installed near ceiling in media closet to pull hot air out into the hallway right by the return air duct using the heat trigger mode to activate when set temperature is reached. A little loud on highest fan speed, but still functional at lowest fan speed which is what I am using.Some things I really like:1) The remote, since its installed so high in the media closet.2) Wires up directly to power which makes the install very clean. I was able to fish it and tap it directly into an existing outlet below.3) It connects to the other side via its own "duct" so its not exposed to the inside of the wall.4) The heat trigger mode to automatically turn on/off when set temperature is reached.5) I like that it requires only a 13.8" wide hole opening since I only had around 14.75" stud spacing in this particular location and still had room to route all the cables in this portion of the wall around the duct.If I had a complaint, I wish there was a way to disable the beeping when toggling through the menus as its a bit loud, but this is not a big deal since I can set it to heat trigger mode and forget it as it will turn itself on/off as needed.

The fan worked, meaning I'm sure it moved air from one room to another, but it didn't fill my needs.I have one room that is always warm, and one room that we keep cool. Think 85 degrees on one side, and 70 degrees on the other. My hope was that I could cool down the warmer room. It barely made a dent. To be honest though, I may have been asking too much of it. The cooler room is about 120 sq ft, the larger room is around 250 sq ft, so double the area. I also kept the fan on the lowest setting because it gets quite noisy the fast the fan is. I did let it run 24 hrs per day for about a week. It may have brought the temperature in the other room down a little less than 2 degrees. I'm sure some HVAC guy will tell you that it was asking too much for the fan to do. But if you're like me, that's exactly what you were trying to do, and you should know if you can or not.So once again, it won't work miracles, at least it didn't for me.

Doesnt work like it should, the air flow is terrible. We installed this to pull air from the living room where out woodstove is into my daughters room on the other side of the wall. It still gets way too cold in there as this thing barely has air flow.

A little loud when ran on high but does work well for air exchange between rooms.