Hon&Guan 6'' Wall Exhaust Fan, 116 CFM, Super Silent, Strong, White, Check Valve, 25W, 110V, 2.23 lbs, 8.07 x 6 x 0.55 inches, HGA-150C

Easy to install, quiet operation and powerful. I recommend this product.

I connected to bathroom to circulate air from bedroom into it since I did not have any heat other than the heater, light fan in ceiling. I added the switch in the bathroom to an outlet I put in the closet. When the fan dies, I have a second one and only need to unscrew from wall wall to replace. The vent has autoclosing doors to keep noise and the moisture from blowing back into the room. I am very satisfied

Installed fan to replace an expensive existing fan that was Above the ceiling in the attic space. Since this attaches from the inside of the bathroom ceiling it slid nicely into the existing 6" hole... except, I didn't want to bend the cord any more than I had to so in the end I had to cut the drywall to make room for the cord that runs from the back of the face plate and up into attic where it is plugged in (see product video closely). Not a big problem, but if it is ever replaced with a round face plate it may not cover the opening now (if desired, one could easily remove plug wire, drill a new hole closer to the tube insert and then renavigate-connect wire). I forgot to orient the square face to the adjacent wall when I installed it (oops!). Its a little challenging for one person to hold it up into the hole and try and screw it to the ceiling at the same time. It doesn't look too bad, but with my OCD i notice its not perfectly aligned. I would recommend using your own screws of a higher quality, these are kind of aluminum-ish (for lack of word). These screws went through the drywall and then into some plywood I had placed above it in the attic. The phillips head screw driver on my drill easily spun-out the head. While I left them there, if i have to replace it, it might be a little challenge to get them to back out. The fan plate is against the ceiling but the cover doesn't pull up flush against the ceiling (not sure why). Other than that, it appears to be working as expected, and appears to be moving an adequate amount of air based on paper towel held against it. It is not too quite, which I am glad, cause part of the reason we have the fan is to damper the fart noises (hahaa!).

This replaced an older fan we had. The exhaust volume is a bit lower than the old one we had (it was discontinued)Other than that it’s pretty good.

The fan was great while it lasted. Quiet, powerful and could be plugged directly into the wall for an old bathroom in a building with no ventilation. However it gave out after 7 months, just stopped running one day. That made it an expensive purchase at $45. I contacted the sellers and no one responded to me.

Very cheap made but will vent . Plastic . Very small like a dryer vent . Works like a dryer vent .

like the item very much. fit the previous area realy good. very little to replace the other fan. including the elect cable. great.

I just needed something to quickly provide exhaust airflow in an enclosed construction environment of about 200sq ft. This did the trick! Humidity levels fell by over 40% in a few days.