Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: What is meant by 2X2X2 and what does it mean by plug in. Can it be wired?
Document: The hole was off my 6 inches from the nearest mounting stud. This was perfect since it meant the light would be almost directly center in the room between the wall and the shower. After mapping, the cutting, and mounting took about 3-4 hours. Running the exhaust was another 2-3 hours.
The fixture is nicely finished, and looks great and seems sturdy so far.Advantage:  The light and fan both plug into separate regular plugs inside the fixture which is great because you can feed them from separate circuits (my light is on dimmer, fan is on a different circuit with a regular switch).Disadvantages: The fan is a little loud, and the light uses small-base candelabra bulbs.Overall I'm pleased with this fixture.
The unit has been in for about a month, looks sharp, runs fairly quietly, and removes humid air from our smallish bathroom quickly and effectively. I installed it myself but had to rewire it several times to maximize power to the lights and fan. The fan seemed okay from the start but the lights were dim and I have noticed this was a problem for some purchasers. Once I wired each light separately to the power rather than flowing from one to the next, the lights were plenty bright.
functions great and looks very nice but it was missing some holes that i had to drill myself. the rest of installation was very easy.
and after 4 years the metal parts have now begun to rust, and today i noticed the globe is stained with rust, i tried scrubbing it off in the sink, it does not come clean. this fan was not bad at first, never really quiet to begin with, but now it is just horrible and i am shopping for a new one.
Works great with a Lutron Countdown timer switch (MA-T51MN-WH)
We had a builder's grade light and exhaust fan in our Loo. It made the usual noise and gave very little lights. The vanity lights look very much like this light. This gives off enough light and the fan is whisper quiet, (whatever that means, it is quiet)
We bought a fan just like this at a home store, when we went to get a 2nd one they didn't carry them anymore. I was so glad to find one on Amazon! This light is attractive, and the fan works quietly and very well (we have a timed switch because we previously had a mold and humidity problem in the bathroom) We have not had any mold show up in the bathroom in the past 5 years. It is also looks great with our craftsman decor.
Unless you are not human, it's inevitable to make unpleasant noises while using the bathroom. For me it was necessary not only to buy something aesthetically pleasing but something that would spare me and any guest from an embarrassing moment. This meets all my needs and more.
Unfortunately they are only available in soft white currently and I prefer the bright white light spectrum. The fact that this unit uses a small candilabra base made me hesitant but these bulbs fit easily in the fixture and seem to be adequate even though 60 watts of traditional light output is a maximum with this type.Installation was typical for any fan/light combination unit but being picky I spent extra time sealing unused/open screw holes with silicon or putty to improve flow from the intended room.
Answer: yes