Best VEVOR Bathroom Exhaust Fans
Part of our Ventilation & Hot Water guides.
An exhaust fan is the cheapest way to protect a remodeled bathroom from mold, peeling paint and swollen vanity doors. VEVOR's ceiling fans are rated at 1.5 sones (quiet) and several install from below without attic access, which makes them practical replacements for old noisy fans.
Quick picks
| Best for | Product | List price* | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best overall | VEVOR 110 CFM Exhaust Fan with Humidity Sensor, Timer & 8-Color LED | See price | Check price |
| Best for small bathrooms | VEVOR Bathroom Exhaust Fan 80 CFM, 1.5 Sones | $54.90 | Check price |
| Best for standard bathrooms | VEVOR Bathroom Exhaust Fan 110 CFM, 1.5 Sones | $59.90 | Check price |
| Best fan with heater | VEVOR 110 CFM Exhaust Fan with 1500 W Heater & LED Light | $97.90 | Check price |
| Best through-the-wall | VEVOR 6" Through-the-Wall Ventilation Fan, 205 CFM | $56.90 | Check price |
1. VEVOR 110 CFM Exhaust Fan with Humidity Sensor, Timer & 8-Color LED
- Humidity sensing auto mode
- Timer control
- 6 fan speeds
- 8 LED colors
Humidity sensing turns the fan on when the room gets steamy and off when it clears, so it actually runs long enough. Timer, six speeds and LED light.
- Automatic humidity mode
- Timer
- Quiet 1.5 sones
- More features to set up
2. VEVOR Bathroom Exhaust Fan 80 CFM, 1.5 Sones
- 80 CFM
- 1.5 sones
- All-copper motor, 120 V
- No attic access needed
80 CFM is enough for most bathrooms under about 80 sq ft, at a low price.
- Quiet
- No attic access needed
- Simple on/off
- Not speed-adjustable
3. VEVOR Bathroom Exhaust Fan 110 CFM, 1.5 Sones
- 110 CFM
- 1.5 sones
- LED light
- No attic access needed
110 CFM covers bathrooms up to about 110 sq ft.
- More airflow
- Quiet
- LED light
- Check duct size on listing
4. VEVOR 110 CFM Exhaust Fan with 1500 W Heater & LED Light
- 1500 W heater
- 110 CFM
- 3000-5000 K LED
- Remote control
Adds a 1500 W heater, LED light and remote: warm air after a shower in cold climates.
- Heater + fan + light
- Remote control
- Heater needs adequate circuit capacity
5. VEVOR 6" Through-the-Wall Ventilation Fan, 205 CFM
- Through-wall install
- 205 CFM
- AC motor
- No ceiling duct run
For bathrooms on an exterior wall with no easy ceiling duct route.
- No ceiling duct
- High airflow
- Requires cutting an exterior wall
How many CFM do I need?
The common rule of thumb for bathrooms up to 100 sq ft is 1 CFM per square foot of floor area, with a 50 CFM minimum. A 7 x 10 ft bathroom (70 sq ft) needs about 70-80 CFM. Bigger bathrooms or ones with jetted tubs need more. Full method: CFM sizing guide.
Sones: how loud is 1.5?
Sones measure perceived loudness. 1.5 sones is about as loud as a quiet refrigerator, quiet enough that people actually leave the fan on.
Frequently asked questions
Can I replace a bathroom fan without attic access?
Several VEVOR models are designed to install from below through the ceiling opening. Check the listing for "no need for attic access" and compare the housing size with your opening.
How long should a bathroom fan run after a shower?
About 20 minutes after showering removes most moisture. A timer or humidity sensor handles this automatically.
Do bathroom fans need to vent outside?
Yes. Venting into an attic just moves moisture into the attic. Ducts should terminate outside through a roof or wall cap.