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Panasonic Expands Bathroom Fan Options at Lowe's

Panasonic expands ventilation options at Lowe's nationwide, including Bluetooth bathroom audio and remodel fans that need no attic access.

More ventilation choices reach Lowe's

The quick read
  • Panasonic has expanded its residential ventilation lineup at Lowe's nationwide.
  • The assortment is available in stores and online.
  • Options include Bluetooth audio and installation without attic access.

Panasonic today expanded its residential ventilation assortment at Lowe's nationwide, giving households options that include bathroom audio and exhaust fans fitted without attic access (opens in a new tab). Customers can purchase the expanded range online or in stores, and Panasonic counts six products in the expansion.

According to Panasonic, Whisper Remodel® DC Exhaust Fan has a housing measuring 5-5/8 inches deep and installs from inside the room, removing the need to reach it through an attic. Buyers can choose versions that include LED lighting or versions without it, while certain models offer a dimmable panel and a night light.

Panasonic says Whisper Symphony™ Fan with Bluetooth® Speakers combines ventilation with two speakers for streaming podcasts, audiobooks or music through QuikConnect™ Bluetooth® technology. It supports simultaneous pairing of up to two devices using iOS or Android, and its Pick-A-Flow® selector provides a choice between 80 and 110 CFM.

Match airflow and installation to the room

Panasonic says Whisper Choice® DC Fan serves moisture-prone rooms measuring up to 150 square feet, including laundry rooms and bathrooms, with selectable airflow of 130 or 150 CFM. Panasonic lists sound levels as low as 0.4 to 0.6 sones, and the fan comes with a 6-inch duct adapter plus a Flex-Z Fast® bracket.

According to Panasonic, EZ Soffit Vent™ Soffit Termination System lets installers finish ducting before the soffit goes into place and suits remodels as well as new construction. Its vent body turns 180 degrees for alignment, and it incorporates a backdraft damper.