If you like to sing in the shower, this fan from Homewerks is the fixture you didn’t know you were missing. It has built-in Bluetooth speakers that delivers crisp, clear audio up to 30 feet away. After installation and initial pairing, the fan's speakers will automatically pair with your device, whether that be your phone, laptop, or tablet, whenever it's within range, allowing you to stream your favorite music while showering, shaving, or carrying out any bathroom routine. But that's not all that this admittedly pricey exhaust fan has to offer. Wahoo will be the very first fitness company to flippin’ finally implement the ability to multi-channel BLE sensors so that it can concurrently connect to Bluetooth Smart HR sensors and your phone (since it’s the lower power side). Even more, Wahoo will soon be adding that to their other products (it’s unclear if that’ll be on new hardware or older hardware). Either way, that’s awesome news for consumers. Once you’ve got it paired you can specify the min/max values within the Wahoo Fitness app. It’ll do a simple 0% to 100% spread based on those values. You’ve got one set of values for HR, and one for speed. You can only select to be in one mode or the other at any one point in time, but it’ll save the settings for whichever mode you’re in. If you have a large bathroom that's up to 200 square feet, then you need a correspondingly powerful exhaust fan to keep humidity and odors under control. This model from Air King provides up to 200 CFM of air flow to whisk away moisture that might otherwise encourage the growth of mildew. Despite that high level of air flow, the fan is still very quiet at a mere 1.4 sones. The fan can be positioned over a tub or shower enclosure, but is only recommended for installation in the ceiling, not in a wall. It is designed to work with 6-inch ducts, which is typical for high air-flow fans.

And thus we’re ready to talk about controls. You’ve got exactly five ways you can control the Headwind fan: Regardless of how big your bathroom is, what kind of aesthetic it follows, and what you and your family’s needs are, there will always be a Bluetooth bathroom fan model that will be perfect for you out there. Functionality Although most bathroom exhaust fans are quite basic, there are some that offer special features that increase their versatility. ANT+, sure, not a problem – I have my stuff communicating over ANT+ to my 935 and Edge 520 simultaneously all the time. (Which is why I haven’t bothered setting up that TrueUp thing; the 520 becomes basically a display-only head unit, and the 935 is the definitive data source for physiological metrics, such as recovery time, etc., etc.) But BLE… I’m sure Wahoo aren’t stupid, but I’m puzzled by this. (Yeah, okay, they’re not doing BLE HR sensors yet, but it’s in the pipeline…)

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It is a no-nonsense design with a plain white grill face that can blend into any wall fixture. This is probably the Bluetooth bathroom fan that is most similar in terms of look to your regular bathroom exhaust fan, only, better and without the rambling noise. It’s important to consider the size of your bathroom when choosing an exhaust fan, as the fan needs to have enough airflow to suit the space. To determine the square footage of the room, measure the length and the width of the bathroom, and then multiply the results. So for example, if your bathroom measures 8 feet wide by 6 feet long, then it is 48 square feet, and a bathroom exhaust fan with 50 CFM would be sufficient. However, larger bathrooms or bathrooms with both a shower and a tub, or with a whirlpool tub, can require extra ventilation. And then speaking of Zwift drafting… would it/will it change slightly when you start drafting? That’d be AWESOME. Over time, though, I found myself using the Bluetooth control on the phone more and more. If you're in a heavy intervals session then you're hot enough between the reps to feel the need for plenty of wind, even if your heart rate has dropped quite low. So I tended to have the fan quite low for the warm-up then boost it before the hard work started. Given that it's easy to control from the handlebar like this, both of the sensor-based modes end up feeling a bit redundant. What would be even better would be to have a simple Bluetooth remote to control the fan so you don't need your phone; not everyone needs it for their indoor training.

One of the more interesting points of Bluetooth bathroom fans is probably the fact that they can serve as entertainment for your bathroom, making showering or simply getting ready in the morning a more exciting and entertaining moment to set the right mood for the day.Other times you can even chance upon models that allow you to put deodorizers or air fresheners too that can be set to spray at intervals or upon command. In fact, depending on the unit, you can also have sensor-operated Bluetooth bathroom fans that activate upon entering the room or sitting on your toilet bowl. Style