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: Can I use an incandescent bulb with this?
Document: I guess I should have thought and asked questions sooner - but after getting this I found out you can not use a incandescent bulb in place or the florescent. I HATE florescent lighting. So, back it went. Im sure from the other reviews it's a great product - just not we needed/wanted. Thanks to all the buyers who answered my question after I had already gotten the unit. I appreciate the help you gave me.
I do like the general lower noise level of the fan, and the use of a CFL bulb in the light. I did not have a ceiling joist or truss to mount the fan to, but made do. This is a difficult install job without access from (to) the above space. Having a ceiling joist running next to the mount location of the fan, as the descriptions indicate, would have made for a much easier installation.
Using an adapter slightly reduces the space available for a bulb, but will allow us to use less expensive CFL bulbs that we always have on hand.
Got 2 of this for 2 small bathroomsWas a little fearful given how cheap it is in relation to most othersBut after 3 months use I can say the mirror does not steam up even with door closed during a 10/15min hot showerIt is also extremely quiet, can easily forget is on when water running
Not even our glass shower doors fog up.PROS- Extremely simple retro-fit installation, even when no attic access.- Very forgiving design when it comes to out of plumb situations, slanted ceilings etc- Requires 10 amps dedicated but this is an energy star unit that requires minimal power and I did not use a dedicated circuit and have no issues.- simple wiring needs. Most homes will be able to install this unit whereas some of the newer units require expensive rewiring or over the top dedicated 20 amp circuit installs.- the unit is very quiet for this price-range.
It was a cinch to install this.Even if you don't have it lined up with the ceiling, putting the cover on will pull it flush with the ceiling and hide any imperfections. It's a little bit noiser than I expected but compared to the fan it replaced, it is a huge improvement. Not a regualr screw in light bulb so be prepared if you need to replace it.
That gap will not be covered by the white trim piece. I got around this by using the 2x4 mentioned above and first screwing the mounting bracket into the 2x4, &#34;installing&#34; the fan into the bracket, dropping the fan into the hole from the attic and screwing the 2x4 into the joist. Not everyone will have this option depending on attic clearance etc but it worked well for me.The third issue (which is more of an irritation) is that the light bulb socket is not a regular E26 socket (the standard light bulb base that you have hundreds of in your house).
It uses a twist lock (I think GU10 base, but dont quote me on that). This means you have to stock a different light bulb for this one fan.If I was remodeling a bathroom and removing my ceiling drywall, I would consider using this fan, but not again for existing construction. Since the fan is good, I was considering giving this review 4 or even 5 stars, since nothing is technically wrong with the product, but because It is marketed as a fan for new and existing installations, when it really isn't, I am keeping it at 3 stars.
I've got the smallest bathroom possible, 9x5 with 8' ceiling, and I probably wouldn't recommend this for a much bigger bathroom than that. We like to take really hot showers and this fan barely keeps up, sometimes it does not. When the room does fog up it clears it out in 3-5 min. The light bulb that came with it was broken. I never bothered to call, I'm sure they would have replaced it though. IF YOU ARE ONE THAT DOESN'T LIKE "SPECIAL" TYPES OF LIGHT BULBS THEN DON'T GET IT!
We're remodeling our master bathroom so we needed a new exhaust fan. Noise level matters because of the proximity to a bedroom. We didn't want to spend a fortune on an exhaust fan/light combo, but wanted a decent product.The person doing the remodel had no trouble installing this fan and it's fairly quiet when running.It comes with a light bulb which is the compact fluorescent equivalent of a 100 watt bulb. The appliance uses a 2 pin GU24 base, not the traditional screw in bulb base. I did purchase an extra bulb (one comes with the light) and some inexpensive adapters.
Answer: yes