Can you use the heater and the exhaust fan at the same time?
784829
I put this heater/fan/light in the bathroom of my last home. What I remember is I was very happy with it regarding the heat provided in the winter and overall performance but I can't remember for certain the answer to your question. Perhaps you can find the users or technical manual online.
784830
Yes, you can use the heater and exhaust fan at the same time. You can actually turn all 3 switches on at the same time including the light, heater & fan. This heat/fan/light works great and is very quiet compared to other models. It's very sleek looking as well.
784831
The heater is also a fan already (it blows warm air down), but it also functions with both fans on.
784832
Yes, although it would sort of nullify the heater if you're just sucking the hot air out.
784833
Hi TiffanyYes you can use heater, fan and light at the same time . You should order a 3 switch plate or it comes with it
784834
Yes. In fact that was recommended by the electrician who installed it. When you need heat, you need heat. And you always want to be sucking the moisture out of the room. Using both together works perfectly fine for me.
448624
no. This unit is very good and super quite. you can hardly hear the exhaust fan and the heater does a very good job of heating the bathroom
2107730
yes but not all at the same time. if your running your hvac unit, you wont be able to run a bunch of anything else
150950
When the heater is on the fan is blowing the heat down. I have my light and exhaust fan on one switch and the heater on a separate switch and it works great.
189309
I run my heater all the time. It's also possible to use a thermostat with these heaters.
2203445
No. However, the exhaust fan located on the rear of the unit blows up and forward. You would need to confine taller objects to the side opposite the fan.
1728016
In response to the reply which states you cannot use this unit with a fan-forced heater- Yes you can. I specifically have 3 of these installed for in-wall fan-forced heaters in an apartment. There is a toggle switch in the bowels of the unit to select baseboard or fan forced.
1319339
Joe, you can do it, but it will reduce the volume of air that it is pulling through. By reducing it may cause problems with the fan in the future.
2073708
Yes you can use it as an exhaust fan but don't buy it. It's junk. Don't waste your money. A hand held fan is better than this one
2086244
Yes. Using a double switch you can control heat lamps and fan separately. This is a very effective product. Very happy with it.
58226
Yes you can, but it is only the two end heaters. The degree of turning is also only very slight.
786261
Yes, AND to pull fresh air return. The rear of the cooling unit has 2 airflows, exhaust and return. The duct fan will assist with both airflows.
2154883
No. There is a similar unit with an exhaust fan. I once had a whirlpool that was excellent.
679502
It depends on how the electrician sets it up. Ours has two switches - one that turns on one of the bulbs and one that turns on the exhaust fan with the other bulb.
2279973
you can control the heat for both sides at the same time, or you have the option to turn only one heater on at a time. so i assume they mean u can control both heaters because you can turn one off. you can't control both separately if both are running.
654561
Yes...there are 3 settings...air from outside, exhaust the inside air outside and 1 going inside while the other fan blows out.
662560
Not inherently.. you might be able to modify it somehow to do that, I don't know.. but as it comes, it's only an exhaust fan..