With this thermostat can it turn the fan on & off when the system is running? The factory remote the fan has to run constantly when the system is on.
1273641
It automatically changes the fan speed as needed. I'm not sure if it ever completely turns the fan off or if it is just at a very low speed.
1273642
No, it does not have to run continuously but only as it is "connected" to the "heat" or "cool" modes. There is a selection on the remote that deals solely with "fan" - on, off, or auto. I am responding from memory. I have it installed on the Mr. Slim Mitsubishi which is in my aviary -- but I recall there is a mode dealing only with the fan. However, if the heat or air is on, then the fan runs in tandem, as required, for either of those two settings. It is great because I can set the temperature and simply leave it.
373578
No. I don't know about Hudson's answer. I cannot find a fan only option. It does have a thermostat, but the fan shuts off when the heating core does.
628728
Yes, check service manual....it is normally on by default....but with the remote controller it can be turned off!
340335
There is a thermostat, so you can set it to a certain temp, and it will shut off automatically. Other then that no, it will run constantly if the temp is set to high. It uses very little energy though.
2213118
Yes fan only runs when its heating or cooling. Unless you have it in the fan settling.
1539245
The fan remote function is on a small easy to use remote. Best regards,H Brooks
2186161
Yes; you can set the thermostat on the remote. I have not done that; so I cannot comment on how well it works
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
1706138
No, the fan operation cannot be programed. It has only two manual settings (slide type switch) - Auto and On; "Auto" turns the fan on and off in conjunction with either heat or cool program; "On" must be selected manually and turns the fan on immediately independent of either the cooling or heating programs. There is no function to program fan only.
785445
you have 2 screens one for fan to set it to on or auto. The other for heat or cool. Set either one to a temp that will make sure it won't come on and the fan to on and it will run continuously.
1184709
Well when I go into scheduling - In the Fan section you have a choice of Auto or Program...so I would have to say yes. I personally leave my on "ON" at all times so that must have been programmed in by my AC man when he installed in over 5 years ago. I love it - wake up exactly at the temp you want...come home from work same deal...everything to your advantage. I do, periodically, change times etc when leaving for vacation - it is simple...i just have never messed with the fan because I want it On all the time.. Hope this helps!
1655694
The thermostat turns the unit off when the temperature drops below 70F. You would need to decide whether you want the fan to operate in temperatures below 70F (example: sunny day with temperatures in the 50s or 60s)
1197925
You can set the thermostat so that the fan will automatically turn on (or off) when the room temperature rises above (or below) the set temperature. [It normally displays the current room temperature - except when you are Setting it to a start temperature].
1990825
Yes it has an auto power off feature like a thermostat feature setting or you can run the fan continuously,optional.
1524067
Turn the fan on. While it is running press the reverse direction button on the remote (button usually has two arrows on it). Note: this will not work unless the fan is actually running.
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.
1350838
No it does not. The fan is either running all the time or running when the a/c or furnace is on.