does optional blower turn off an on with thermostat on stove or is it manual
158071
It turns on and off automatically. Usually a few minutes before and after the flame starts/stops. Highly recommend the blower.
158072
I have mine set to "auto" so I assume it turns off when the thermostat reaches a certain level & vice versa but will monitor it more closely now that the questions has been asked.
158073
I don't use a blower. I have a ceiling fan and have found it distributes the heat perfectly. Wish I had purchased this stove years ago!
785568
blower is sold separately and you do need blower we bought both and love them it is snowing like crazy here now and this stove is great keeps our downstairs warm at 1/2 power, beautiful flame..we bought blower with thermostat separate...
2060312
It does not have a blower-fan WITH the unit.To my best knowledge (take it with a grain of salt)Blower/Thermostat Item # 173957Works With Heaters 173951, 173950, 177201, and 177202ProCom Automatic/Manual Thermostat Blower - For Heaters Over 10,000 BTUIt's around $40 I think.
2243907
The on and off switch is the knob near the lower left corner. Turned all the way down is off. We had one come on and run several hours while we were gone. After that, we started turning the circuit breaker off. Another option would be to get one without the knob (or keep the knob turned all the way up) and control it with a separate wall thermostat. The elements constantly fail. I wouldn't purchase one again. I had one in our shed for extra parts to keep the three in the house running all the time. It was an annual expectation that I would have to fix at least one of the three. We no longer have any.
329730
There is a switch that turns the gas valve on. After that the thermostat controls switching the furnace on and off depending on the setting.
205224
The red toggle switch is "on/off". The dark gray dial is the thermostat control for setting temperature. The fan turns on and off automatically based on the setting of the gray dial and the temperature of _?_ (am not too sure about what temperature or other input it uses for controlling when it turns on and off, but it does cycle on and off). The fan is a bit loud. The unit also has an internal "tip" switch for safety that will turn the heater off if the unit is knocked over; It will turn back on if sat upright. This product is MADE IN CHINA.
401698
Yes it can. You can press the "auto" button and the controller will use the temp knob setting to turn the blower/pump on and off. The controller light will turn blue and the blower motor will be either high or low depending on how hot it is vs what you set the thermostat to. Or you can press the "cool" button once which turns on an orange light and runs the pump and blower on the low setting indefinately. (your question)Press the "cool" button again and the light turns green and the blower switches to high speed mode and will stay on until you press it a 3rd time to shut it all off. Yes it can. You can press the "auto" button and the controller will use the temp knob setting to turn the blower/pump on and off. The controller light will turn blue and the blower motor will be either high or low depending on how hot it is vs what you set the thermostat to. Or you can press the "cool" button once which turns on an orange light and runs the pump and blower on the low setting indefinately. (your question)Press the "cool" button again and the light turns green and the blower switches to high speed mode and will... » Read More Yes it can. You can press the "auto" button and the controller will use the temp knob setting to turn the blower/pump on and off. The controller light will turn blue and the blower motor will be either high or low depending on how hot it is vs what you set the thermostat to. Or you can press the "cool" button once which turns on an orange light and runs the pump and blower on the low setting indefinately. (your question)Press the "cool" button again and the light turns green and the blower switches to high speed mode and will stay on until you press it a 3rd time to shut it all off. « Show Less
297150
I didn't see anything in the manual about just programming the fan - you have and 'auto' and 'manual' setting on the fan switch - auto has the fan come on only when the heat or cooling comes on - manual has the fan run constantly with or without heat or cooling until you turn it off -
1345997
No, it comes on when you plug it in, and turns on and off with a built in thermostat. You have to unplug it to stop the the cooking cycle!
1157326
When you hook up the power wire, you will use an ignition source and the heater will turn off with the ignition. But, you have to manually turn off the switch if you do not want it to come back on when turn the ignition back on. It only takes a minute to figure out that the heater is on! This one heats up very fast.
2041735
No. Sounds like the timer switch. More expensive. The 2 thermostats control the heat and extreme temps. The timer on an older dryer is the main knob that you turn to select what type of load you have and how much time.
916091
You can turn the fan on and off manually and you can turn it to heat manually but then it will automatically shut itself off when the room is warm and then turn back on as the room cools.
918950
Yes, the unit has an on/off switch. It does not have thermostatic control. Nice air flow
1887799
yes it came with a manual. it does have only an off switch ..or you can put it on sensor/automatic. there is no dedicated "ON" only switch.
1804769
Yes the heater can be turned off or on during the run cycle without unplugging it. Heater is activated by pushing the center button. A light around the button indicates when it is on or off.
2098330
The stove has controls on the side. You can connect a standard thermostat to it but it does not come with.
916093
Yes, it has one knob with Off/Fan only(no heat)/Low/High and a separate thermostat knob which cycles the fan and heat (fan is not continuous). When off, the power light goes off. The power light is on when the switch is in fan,low or high and stays on throughout the thermostat cycling. It puts out the same amount of heat as any heater with the same power rating (and they're mostly the same with a high setting of 1500 watts so they can be used on a typical 15 amp circuit).