"The AeraSmart Sensor monitors the air quality and automatically adjusts the fan speed..." Can you turn this off so it stays on one speed?
1270628
Hello Sir, If I understand your question correctly, your asking if there is a manual mode speed adjustment in which you can control each of the fans speeds without interference from the automatic mode - If so the answer is YES. This unit provides excellent control functionality allowing the user to manipulate the speed of the fan in any configuration. The only exception to this is the 'Aera+ Mode' which can only be leveraged in automatic mode. I hope this helps answer your question. I myself am very pleased with this purchase given the deal I found - It was a 'deal of the day' that also, (if one paid attention), had a coupon to clip for additional savings. By the time I reached checkout, I owed only $109. After using it for sometime now, I would have easily paid what they are asking for today. Anyways, let me know if need any additional information. Regards, -A.Farrow
171719
No.No.No.My fan makes an irritating noise on high speed that sounds like a howling wind. It is on now and I use # 2 selectionand its not doing that and I think the vibration comes from the "honeywell" button on the front.
298746
All independent and or add more than one fan on the controller. Yes you can turn it off
1234661
You have to select which fan speed you want to run. It does not automatically adjust the fan speed.
990682
You would need to connect the fan to an external motion sensor that would turn off the power to the fan and then turn it back on when sensing motion in the room. It is designed to run at a very low speed at all times and draws an insignificant amiunt of power. It would be less expensive if you purchased a different fan and operated it from the motion sensor, then you would only be paying for one motion sensing circuit.
532225
Yes, it does. You can turn the oscillation on and off independently from the fan speed.
960014
The fan mode is controlled by flipping the wall switch. If you want a faster speed flip the switch again. It is a very quiet fan, so wait a minute for it to get up to high speed. The humidity control is the best feature of this fan, turning it on and off automatically depending on the amount of humidity in the bathroom, the purpose of the fan. As far as I know one switch control one fan since its a multi mode switch. Hope this helps
1488304
It does have a fan that automatically comes on n off and yes but you can't control speed of the fan
266412
You can turn it off! Or adjust the pressure to make it very subtle. But yes, you can turn it off separately.
979864
No, I don't think it can be turned off. There is a light which shows when the motion sensor is active.
373617
The sensor switch is a great feature. It turns the humidity fan off after 30 minutes. Any Decorator style plate (switch or outlet) will work. You can gang the sensor switch with a light fixture switch in a 2-gang work box if wanted. It doesn't need to be a stand alone
206132
There is a pull chain that controls the on/off and fan speed. We have our fan mounted in the garage from the ceiling. It is provides a very good airflow and would likely be too strong indoors if run on high speed. I do love the fan. I wish I would have bought it years ago.
2103677
No, you can turn the light on & off separates from the function of turning the fan in any speed.
2178335
There is a dial that adjusts the rpms of the fan. It is manual and analog. There is not a sensor. I just manually set it to what feels right, it's in the basement so noise is not an issue for me. It's not that loud anyway...
1937060
Yes. There is a setting for the constant run CFM 0-130(I think) AND a setting for the boost running time when the sensor detects motion. EXAMPLE: If you have it set to a constant run of 0(zero) CFM AND have the boost time set to 10 mins, the fan will run at maximum CFM for 10 mins when motion is sensed then turn off . if you have the constant CFM set to 50 and boost time of 10 mins, the fan will ramp up to max for 10 mins with motion then go back to 50 CFM.
117530
I don't understand your question. I can turn it off, no problem....We love our fan (I have it on right now). It's so quiet but the breeze can be felt a good ways off, even on low. Hubby says it's one of the best things I've ever bought.Please explain in more detail what you'd like to know and I'll try my best to help you.
919200
We added 400 square feet to our kitchen and booster fans to two of the three ducts. The duct Air stat switch is very sensitive. Often when the booster fans come on the drop the pressure in the main duct drops enough that the Air stat switch turns the booster fans off. After cycling once or twice the booster fans stay on. A better solution would be to some how wire the booster fans to turn on and off with the furnace fans.