Will the receiver heat up?
519444
My phone becomes "warm" but not "hot" when charging, regardless of whether I use the wireless charger or plug it in directly. So I would say that the receiver does not heat up or get unusually hot.
1199828
No, it won't! It puts off a tiny bit of heat, less than a light bulb. Mine is running. I just put my hands on the sides-no heat. I can feel a very tiny bit of heat holding my hand in the front of the device and "heat" is more like a slight current of warm air. But not very warm at all! I am heat-sensitive, and I have no problem at all.
2018441
Yes but I'd use a heat defuser. I place it on the defuser and then start the heat medium.
1838097
I don't really understand the question. I've never heard of a "heat receiver". You might start by looking for a Climate Control model number on the control box up above the A/C grill in the ceiling.
341436
Yes, the heat will only transfer to the pan that is placed on the unit. There has to be direct contact for the heat to transefer.
2042045
No. It is powered by the receiver and needs one of the ones as WiliWali already mentioned.
146884
My fan is set up to pull air in and expel out the back. Even though my cabinet has a open front, my receiver puts out some heat in a small area (not to mention the DVD, cable box, Roku) and I get real peace of mind..
167400
Yes, I believe so. I don't have my user's manual in front of me to reference now, but I recall that you have to add a jumper inside the unit to respond to a heating function, but it is a reasonably easy adaptation.
972189
The receiver needs to have surge protection built in to it. We have blown 2 within a year in our house.
201621
Yes, as long as the flow is high enough to trigger it to turn on heat. See the manual for each model to see how much flow is required to trigger heating. Smaller models have lower flow requirements.
1842335
It should heat up on either open or closed. You might want to contact the seller.
293801
Not at all. If the unit getting hot, place a cooler box under, like a lap top.
86411
If you look at the other questions people have used it to cool home theatre receivers with good results. I use it for something else, but with the amount of air it moves I'd expect it to be able to cool receivers well.
360602
This comes with the receiver. So you will have to drop the fan install the reciever that is included with this. I just purchased one a month ago and did the same thing.
1401592
Yes, definitely up to a medium heat. You wouldn't want to see any glowing red on an electric range.
1441082
I would buy this fan, it works great on my Yamaha receiver. I have it set on top so it can pullthe heat out, and it stays cool. Bought two but only had to use one.Joe Wray
1680406
It is a great unit and would in fact work with your receiver. It does not have a auto shut off.