Does this control just the fan or does it control the AC, too?
808902
The A/C works when the fan comes on so ,yes....If set rite it overrides the the temp. control and measures the humidity to operate the A/C for cold and left on @ 10% for heat...
603997
Yes it does... it has a thermostat knob that causes it to shutoff when the desired temperature is reached. If the temperature goes below a threshold, the fan does come back on again. The other knob controls off/fan/low heat/high heat. In addition, there is an overheat shutoff.
1199457
Nope. It is for dimming lights ONLY. there is an On / Off version you could control a fan with but not the speed of the fan.
655493
The thermostat is the center knob. It will turn the fan on or off according to the way you set it.
1903151
there are different power feed wires required for each element in the fan (fan, main light, night light) so you can control each independently
1950168
This fan does not have automation controls. If you give power to the fan it comes on. If you give power to the light, that comes on. If you give power to the night light, that comes on. If you buy this fan, you will want to purchase any automation controls you install separately.
1522125
the remote lets you turn it on and off, all three speeds of the fan, and also the timer. the remote will do everything.
1079297
Its a fan. It circulates the air. Its not a heater, or A/C unit. It moves the room air.
1829142
Yes.the control is included...fyi, given that the fan has just three blade it does not move much air.
1574797
No. This is just a fan, not an air conditioner. It blows the air that is in the room around and works the same way every other fan works.
767891
If you mean the switch on the top, it is the fan speed control. It works as a slider to increase or decrease the fan speed.
13033
No it is just an on/off switch. But you can control the speed by buying an speed control rheostat. That is what I did. It costs $50 and amazon has the unit the fan maker recommends.
295210
The fan controller is powered by the PSU and then powers the fans with individual controls for each fan. This bypasses the MoBo fan control and RPM sensors, therefore not recommended to control CPU fans but works very well for case and auxiliary fans such as Memory module, Hard drive and secondary CPU cooling systems and front, side and rear case fans.
1230640
No, it doesn't, which is a little annoying as it doesn't remember previous settings, and it's very quiet. It will always turn on as stationary (not oscillating), and always on the highest fan speed setting. I've also noticed that I have to use the remote control in front of it, otherwise it doesn't always turn on. So I always have to walk over and check to see if it turned on.
862673
i believe this part only controls the blending of air for your climate control. when this part is broken your fan will turn on in the high position.
462709
The switch will control power to the fan, but even once the switch is turned on, you will still need to use the remote to turn it on - there is no memory function that saves the ON/OFF state of the fan thru a power cycle.
643223
No, this only provides power. The GRID+ supports fan control through software.