Anyone have any experience using a Humidity Sensing Fan?

[strickrick]

Their site doesn't list the exact model but can I assume it operates the same?

http://www.nutone.com/product-detail...roductID=11229

If so, now I have another issue stating:

• Sensaire® technology detects the rapid rise in humidity over time

I think its safe to say the humidity will be constant and not a sudden spike so will this not work for the application?

[mark]

think I'd be looking at a cheaper fan and a $20 dehumidistat

[Realshow]

I would recommend one of the Panasonic fans. awesome fans & extremely quite.
They are pricey as well but definitely worth the cash.also much better in my opinion than a nutone. you can get them online through ebay etc gore a better deal . I would not buy anything else after using one of these .

[sphelps]

I have one of the auto switches, not built in the fan but the actual switch has the humidity sensor. I think the switch point must be pretty high, I don't think I've ever seen it on but then again the room doesn't seem humid at all. I think for peace of mind being able to set the humidity level is a worth while feature.

[Realshow]

Some of the Panasonic fans have humidity switches built in to automatically take care of everything. (wow I sound like a salesman Lol)

[strickrick]

Thanks guys, I'll check on the options.

[lastlight]

Fan and separate humidistat here. Mine runs all the time... I'm guessing more than half! Fan was maybe $40 and still running so only time will tell. I have my fishroom dialed to 45%.