Does the blower have to be on the whole time? I'm looking for something that I can just blow up and leave up. These all look like the blower has to be
1688896
Blower has to be running all the time. It inflates in 5-10 seconds. The kids play 10 min and we turn it off and it deflates in 30 seconds.
1688897
Yes, the blower needs to be on the whole time. not a big issue though. My kids, age 3, 5, and 7 are able to inflate and deflate it all by themselves with the push of a button. No hassles.
1688898
Yes, it stays on just like a big, outdoor bounce house. If you turn it off, the house will deflate. It's small, and definitely makes a humming sound, but with all the kids laughing and bouncing, it shouldn't bother you. We have blown ours up outside and inside on rainy days. My boys love it, and so do their little playmates.
1463394
This particular heater has a thermostat behind the door..it seemed to work well in the beginning, turning the blower off and on but now the blower stays on and runs constantly. We just turn it off with the remote when not needed.
708664
You use the blower attachment on a vacuum cleaner and this MUST be done periodically, through the side louvers primarily. If dust builds up on the fan bkades it will overheat and stall. The unit is sealed so the blower gets the job done. We have 7 Vornados (no more than 3 used at a time) stationed in our 1837 house, ready ti go when needed. They last if kept clean. We have used them for years w/o trouble.
1146728
No you can't. The blower needs to constantly be on when you want it inflated. You will leave it plugged in when you want it up.
1022320
It does blow out of the top in the back. but it blows straight up. I guess I wouldn't want it real close to a wall or under a picture or two which would then get any dirt that didn't get filtered by the 3 filters. I don't think there is any such dirt but who knows?
1824101
Mine does the same thing, the motor for the blower heats up in use, as a result, the air is warm do to the fact that air is pulled past the motor inside the unit. But there will be a significant difference in heat when the heat is turned on either on low or the high setting. If there's no heat difference then you may have a problem. Hope this helps.
727067
You may have to adjust the blower position (I don't remember how it came) but it can be set up to do so.
771910
Yes, the blower remains on the whole time the bouncer is in use. It is also important to know that the tube connecting the blower and the bouncer requires about 6 feet of space in addition to the footprint measurements that are given for the bouncer. The tube must extend fully for the air to flow properly.
575214
No, the heater doesn't have a blower, works on convection, whether you can add a blower, I have no idea. It is zero clearance, hangs on the wall.....hope this was some help.
1206717
Yes the blower is needed to blow the house up and it stays on as long as you are using the house. Once you shut the blower it will deflate
595889
It runs with electricity for the blower....it will not run in a power outage...and will have to be turned back on after the power comes back on.
959443
You don't need a blower with this unit. Just the way it is.. I have used it for 2 winters. I keep it on level 2, (can go to 5 or 6), and it's good to keep my kitchen and all 2nd floor warm. One thing I recomend, if you are using this for home, is to air out the house twice a week to make sure you have enough O2 and to get rid of the moisture if any... If your house is not insulated well then you may air it out once a week...
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I thought I had the same problem but it started going when the heater comes up to temp. It kind of does it's own thing going on then off a minute after the flame goes out. Then the flame comes on and a few minutes later the blower comes on.My basement is big (30 x 40) with 10 foot ceilings insulated and I leave the heat on #3 about an hour before going down to rehearse (musician) and the temp has come up nicely and the blower goes on and off as needed. It also could be a break in period because you will get a slight smell until you put some hours on the unit. One other hint the blower just can't be turned on but the heater must heat up then it will work. I like the unit and works as expected. I thought I had the same problem but it started going when the heater comes up to temp. It kind of does it's own thing going on then off a minute after the flame goes out. Then the flame comes on and a few minutes later the blower comes on.My basement is big (30 x 40) with 10 foot ceilings insulated and I leave the heat on #3 about an hour before going down to rehearse (musician) and the temp has come up nicely and the blower goes on and off as needed. It also could be a break in period because you will get a slight smell until you put some hours on the unit. One other hint the blower just... » Read More I thought I had the same problem but it started going when the heater comes up to temp. It kind of does it's own thing going on then off a minute after the flame goes out. Then the flame comes on and a few minutes later the blower comes on.My basement is big (30 x 40) with 10 foot ceilings insulated and I leave the heat on #3 about an hour before going down to rehearse (musician) and the temp has come up nicely and the blower goes on and off as needed. It also could be a break in period because you will get a slight smell until you put some hours on the unit. One other hint the blower just can't be turned on but the heater must heat up then it will work. I like the unit and works as expected. « Show Less
939359
The blower stays plugged in and on during use; as loon as the blower is off, it deflates. It's not crazy loud though.
866562
It's supposed to blow it up and out. The vent at the bottom pulls it in... It's just to dissipate the smoke or steam...
1293340
I would compare the blower to a vacuum cleaner, it's pretty loud. And yes, it must be on, if you turn it off the bouncy deflates right away. This is a great product! I am VERY happy :)
57793
No it does not have a blower. i do not know if this is an option. i just know it heats my kitchen/den/ Dining room very well even if the power is off