Does it allow one to choose the heat setting and fan setting independently or is it only one knob for both? Want warm air, not hot.
1116571
There are two controls. One is off, fan only, fan with heat. The other is a thermostat that controls whe. The heat cycles on and off.
1102590
You can use the switch for the fan on "automatic"--on-and-off or "on"--where the fan stays on all the time. I actually use that to keep the temperatures more moderate. But my mom and mother-in-law like the automatic better. Maybe that is what you are experiencing?
1990827
There is a knob for setting the temperature it is not graduated by degrees but low to hot. Also a low to high fan speed I hope this is helpful mm
1346893
Given your E-Mail I tried to set the temperature below room temperature and discovered that the fan shuts OFF if the selected temperature is below room temperature. Since it is sold as a heater, I suspect that fan without heat is not possible. However, I bought it as a heater only to begin with and suspect that fan without heat is not possible. As a result of my experiment above I now suspect that the internal thermostat allows the fan to come ON only if heat is required to achieve the selected temperature.
1927949
It only has two settings. One to control the blowing power and the other to control the heat setting.
1937780
The cooling system is actually only the same fan that blows the heated air during the heat mode. However, the air is only room temperature as there is no mechanism for actually lowering the temperature of the room air. This "fan only" mode is enabled by pressing the "minus temp" button on the remote until the temp display reads 32 degrees, at which point the heater coil is disabled. The fan speed is adjustable by the remote as is the unit rotation, similar to the heat mode.
2117212
Hi John, The temperature knob goes from 1 to 9 with 9 being the coolest setting. There is a 'fan only' option and a fan speed setting of high/low. There is an on/off switch too. If, however, you turn the AC off, you must wait 3 minutes before turning it back on again. The vent has a hand adjustment on it to direct air right, left or straight up from centre. It uses less electricity than our old Frigidaire 5K BTU AC so we are able to leave it on 24-7 most of the year. We leave it in the window all year and with our living room's ceiling fan it keeps the house cooler than our central air did in our old house. Hope this helps you out John. Oh yeah and we bought our Gold Star AC used yet it runs like new. We have no complaints. Have a safe & happy 4th of July all- Jack/keimanzero in Campbelltown PA.
1121803
No....the heater has two settings. High and Low but the fan must be running when it is emitting heat.
916091
You can turn the fan on and off manually and you can turn it to heat manually but then it will automatically shut itself off when the room is warm and then turn back on as the room cools.
1943109
Both! You can set it to change automatically between heat and cool, or you can force it to change to whichever one you want. I've always done it manually, because such a changeover often occurs when the temperatures outside/inside don't require EITHER heat or cool, so I just wait until I feel the need for heating or cooling. Hope this helps.
468356
There appears to be one speed. The temperature settings are five. Not much heat or fan speed on the first.
269426
It's a passive heat source. Surface warms up very nicely. I see no fan. The knob at the top has three positions: Off, Footrest, Panel. I've had it on Footrest all the time. I switched it moments ago and cannot tell the difference. The visual by the control knob seems to indicate the flow of heat is different but I cannot tell. I would not recommend this for your need. I think you need a heater with a fan/blower of some sort. I use this footrest for quiet warmth on my tootsies. When I need more heat, I turn on a small ceramic "disk" heater with an adjustable fan/blower that does a great job. It's a passive heat source. Surface warms up very nicely. I see no fan. The knob at the top has three positions: Off, Footrest, Panel. I've had it on Footrest all the time. I switched it moments ago and cannot tell the difference. The visual by the control knob seems to indicate the flow of heat is different but I cannot tell. I would not recommend this for your need. I think you need a heater with a fan/blower of some sort. I use this footrest for quiet warmth on my tootsies. When I need more heat, I turn on a small ceramic "disk" heater with an adjustable fan/blower that does a... » Read More It's a passive heat source. Surface warms up very nicely. I see no fan. The knob at the top has three positions: Off, Footrest, Panel. I've had it on Footrest all the time. I switched it moments ago and cannot tell the difference. The visual by the control knob seems to indicate the flow of heat is different but I cannot tell. I would not recommend this for your need. I think you need a heater with a fan/blower of some sort. I use this footrest for quiet warmth on my tootsies. When I need more heat, I turn on a small ceramic "disk" heater with an adjustable fan/blower that does a great job. « Show Less
655493
The thermostat is the center knob. It will turn the fan on or off according to the way you set it.
751376
Don't confuse the fan switch with the internal program mode of Heat vs Cool. The external fan switch acts like any old dumb thermostat. I do believe that you can read instructions on how to have it switch between Heat /Cool but it requires a 3 degree difference in the numbers for heat and cool. Myself I like to have the heat temperature be almost the same as cool temperature so I have not tried that feature. NOTE: You will have to carefully read and follow instructions. ( I really like this thermostat but haven't tried that feature)
1350836
Depends on your definition of 'programmable'. It can be set one of two ways: "On" - fan is always on, "Auto" - fan only runs when heat/cool is on. Those are the only fan settings.
913761
It has two settings and you can adjust the fan whether you want it to stay on longer. I always adjusted it at about midway because it puts out a lot of heat. It will heat a medium size room quite well. I know I have been pleased with it. It also has a button on the bottom where if it gets turned over it will automatically. And mine according to how much heat I want dos shut off after it reaches desires temp but it automatically comes back on when temp starts to get lower. It's really nice for backup heat and has a long enough cord.
2102060
NO. Both fans are controlled by one three-speed switch and thermostat. The earlier Honeywell models had individual controls but not this one. I miss that feature but the Honeywell quality, quietness and power of the two fans more than makes up for it.