10 inch Exhaust Fan with Switch, 1058 CFM PowerfulThrough Wall Exhaust Fan, Potable Window Exhaust Fans, Small Fume Extractor Ventilation Fan for Attic, Shop, Smoking Room, Garage

The Draw fan is of good quality, Installs easy and runs very good! A good value ...

Very powerful. Little fan for the money. Great product

I am not sure if this deserves a 3 star or a 5 star rating. And here is why.First off the entire unit as a whole seems very well made. Much better then I expected for the price. The metal is strong and nothing rattles. The flap works well and the motor is powerful. I dont know if its moving 735 CFM but its closer then the ratings on headlamps thats for sure! The paint is good. The grill nicely chromed.I do have some concerns though. The motor although powerful is small. I dont know what the life expectance would be on it. Granted if you are only using it a few minutes at a time, then it could last 20 years. I put this out in my milking barn (dairy goats). So its going to get a lot of use in both summer and winter. Guess I'll know soon enough just how long it will last. Thats the risk you take buying items on the cheaper end of the spectrum.But whats really concerning is the wire size. Someone else had made mention of it in their review but stated they though there were 16 or 14 gage wires. Nope. Not even close. More like 20 and 22 gage. There is a picture of the wires on the sales page, those are NOT the wires for this fan. Those are much bigger gage and different colors. And of course there is no mention of what size the wires are in the product description. These are speak sized wires. With the ground wire being even smaller! For my use, I attached a plug onto the wires on the fan. I saved a few $$ doing it myself over buying one with the plug already installed. The ground wire is so small that just the act of tightening the screw to secure the ground wire, it literally cut through the wires. Crushed them to nothing. I hadnt even dont the final tightening on the screws yet. If this fan were left running for 24 hours, I dont know if the wires could stand up to that. Wires are certain sizes for a reason and these are way under gaged.And then there is the noise factor. The sales page states 62 decibels. Not even close. This thing is way louder then that. I knew it would be. A small fan thats supposed to be moving over 700 CFM is going to make a lot of noise. I have no way to measure the noise but it boarders on to load for my barn. There is no way you want this in any part of your house if you're going to be near it. It has its uses but a fart fan is not one of them. Pulling the heat out of a sun room sure.With all this said, its still a good fan and moves a bunch of air. Just take in the above when buying.

The 8" inch fan has good air flow, a little noisy but not too bad, mini house house exhaust fan

Yes and it is working great

Using as Attic vent fan. The fan is quiet. Moves enough air out an existing static vent to be worthwhile.Cord could be a little longer.

I write GOOD reviews and BAD reviews and am super objective. Sadly, the construction of this fan is NOT quality material or workmanship by any low standard. I just can't believe that this fan is rated 4.5 stars. It is noisy as the dickens, the butterfly dampers do not operate properly and the electrical supply wires are about 8 inches long with 18 guage wire. As soon as you look at it, you notice the small wire size that was a red flag. Not to say it is the minimum wire size that would carry the running motor amps, but golly gee, you could have at least made it 16 gauge for easy hook up by your average Joe. The ground wire is even smaller. Every corner that could be cut to come in at a low price point was cut. I guess people have become accustomed to this and see it as satisfactory. Watch out for these Chineseum products. They will get you EVERY TIME...sooner or later.

I was skeptical at the cfm rating but it is pretty powerful compared to the previous fan of 300cfm. It is louder than I was hoping for. Also the housing is a bit on the cheap side. It came already hard wired with only about a foot of thin gauge wire, probably the smallest allowable, and the length made it a little cumbersome for wiring.