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AUPU V4-10HF noise level

The AUPU V4-10HF is certified at 0.1 sones (≈7 dBA) — quieter than 88% of the 819 bathroom & utility fans in the ENERGY STAR database. In practical terms it is near the threshold of human hearing — effectively silent in a normal room.
0.1sones (certified)
≈7 dBAapproximate conversion
100 CFMairflow
9.5CFM per watt

The AUPU V4-10HF is quieter than the category median of 0.7 sones, and its 100 CFM rating makes it suitable for bathrooms up to roughly 100 sq ft.

Full specifications

BrandAUPU
Model numberV4-10HF
Model nameBF4
CategoryBathroom & Utility Fans
Sound level0.1 sones (≈7 dBA, approximate)
Airflow100 CFM
Efficiency9.5 CFM/W
Duct size4.00 inch diameter
Speeds3
Integrated lightingYes
ENERGY STAR certifiedYes
On market since2026-06-19
MarketsUnited States, Canada

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Frequently asked questions

How many sones is the AUPU V4-10HF?

The AUPU V4-10HF is certified at 0.1 sones in ENERGY STAR lab testing, which is approximately 7 dBA. That is near the threshold of human hearing — effectively silent in a normal room.

Is the AUPU V4-10HF quiet?

At 0.1 sones, the AUPU V4-10HF is quieter than 88% of the 819 certified bathroom & utility fans we track, and quieter than the category median of 0.7 sones.

How powerful is the AUPU V4-10HF?

It moves 100 CFM, which is adequate for a bathroom of roughly 100 sq ft under the standard 1-CFM-per-square-foot guideline, at an efficiency of 9.5 CFM per watt.

Data provenance: Sound levels are certified lab measurements (sones) reported in the U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR certified products dataset — not manufacturer marketing claims. Source: ENERGY STAR Certified Ventilating Fans (US EPA), last fetched 2026-07-27. The dBA figure is an approximate conversion from sones — see our methodology.