Exhaust fans are workhorses in many settings, removing moisture, odors, and stale air. Installing them in the field requires some planning and know-how. Here's a glimpse into the process: Choosing the Right Fan: Consider the room size, ventilation needs (moisture, odors), and noise level tolerance. Match the fan's CFM (Cubic Feet per Minute) rating to the room's volume for optimal air exchange. Location: Identify the most effective spot for the fan. In bathrooms and kitchens, position it near the source of moisture or fumes. Maintain proper clearance from walls and ceilings per the manufacturer's instructions. Power Source: Ensure a dedicated electrical circuit with the appropriate capacity is available near the installation location. Phone: [+917835933000] Email: [yselectricals01@gmail.com]