Is there a thermstate on this fan? To make it come on and off at certain temps?
1377331
No and there's not an on and off switch either. Best to plug it into something that automates off of temperature, time, etc....
1377332
No its a basic can fan you would buy at home depot. There is No Thermostat on it, I'd advise getting a thermostat switch. Or simply monitor your heat with a thermostat, and use a cheapo timer from wal mart to have it kick on when needed. You will have to adjust it but that should work. They are well worth every penny, not too noisy, moves plenty of air. I've had mine running for over a year with no problems other than having to add a little 3-in-1 oil.
1377333
No. You can not run it with air temperatures over 140 degrees either or the motor will burn up.
1464077
No, they lied. It's strictly ON/OFF. A thermostat or even a speed control on the blower would be nice but this does not have it. A nice unit but could be improved.
424702
The way we have it installed there is a separate wired control knob that we installed that can be placed anywhere you want it. We also installed a thermostat that will cut the fan on at the desired temperature. We love the fan and we are able to move our air conditioned exterior wall room to an interior only wall room without any ductwork. It works great!
2217480
It's in the remote, you can set the remote to a certain temp, when that low temp is reached in the room at the remote the fan will turn off automatically, when the temp goes back above the set temp the fan will go on again by itself, of course you can override this feature and have the fan just stay on no matter what the temp is.
1719142
Yes. You set it at the temperature you want and it shuts off once that is reached and turns back on when it gets below that.
1463395
Yes, the fan runs until it reaches your selected level, then it cuts off and will later come back on when the temp drops. We love the heater. Good luck
1906853
Yes but you would have to wire in a simple bypass to the thermostat. The stat just controls the hot (black) wire in the circuit so connecting a spst ( normal light switch) across the thermostat would turn the fan on and off when the temp was low. Brown also makes a unit with a humidistat wired in that might do what you were looking for automatically
1578924
Not specifically. It just has the one gliding switch at the top, as shown. However, if it's positioned all the way to the left, then the heat doesn't come on since it's set well below the 50 degree mark. Hope that helps!
1851676
I think so. I am not in the house with the fan right now, but I think you click off the light on the left side by the temperature. I am not 100% certain so I apologize in advance if that does not work for you.
1108884
You can easily turn it on/off manually. When the fan is running it will only stay on for the set time interval.
1646492
I believe there is a switch on top of fan for that function. Might want to confirm with manufacture.
1116571
There are two controls. One is off, fan only, fan with heat. The other is a thermostat that controls whe. The heat cycles on and off.
806217
No, you cannot control the temperature. There are no settings that allow you to control it. It does have a fan and has an even distribution of warm air that flows to all levels.
1620342
There is an on off switch . There is also a thermostat to regulate temp but I have not used it.
1102590
You can use the switch for the fan on "automatic"--on-and-off or "on"--where the fan stays on all the time. I actually use that to keep the temperatures more moderate. But my mom and mother-in-law like the automatic better. Maybe that is what you are experiencing?
1851674
Yes! There is an "auto" button that allows it to stop once it reaches a certain temp but if you want it on all the time you can press that button to turn it off.
1269660
Not at all specific. There are two knobs but no thermostat. It's basically on/off and fan speed hi/lo