Does it have a fan to force the heat out?
763024
I believe there is an internal one but I'm not sure. It has one button for just the flames and another to turn the heater on. There is no adjustment for temperature but it is a comfortable one. H&M; vacuum in Spokane WA sells them. I bet he could answer your question.
763025
Yes it does and this little heater works great and looks great too. I'm glad I made this purchase and will get another soon.
763026
Yes it does have a fan to blow the heat out and heats very well. My only problem with it is that it does not have a High/Low fan setting like the floor models. We have it in our bedroom and as long as we leave the door open it does just fine. We have a very large bedroom so even with the door closed it really isn't a problem but it just gets a little to warm for me.
763027
The fan is not that forceful blowing out heat. It does however pack a punch and heats a large master bedroom without a problem at all. I have two fireplaces and they virtually hear the upstairs. My heating costs have dropped bout 20 percent since purchasing them.
364850
QUICK QUESTION: Does it have a FAN only option? (like for using during summer time just FAN and no heat?)
1627971
Yes it does. There are 4 settings. OFF, ON, Heat and Cool. With the ON setting the fan remains on. Use HEAT in winter or COOL in the summer. Then adjust the knob for how hot or cold it has to be before the fan kicks on.
746811
Yes The air coming out is forced like a fan would push air but there is no control for the fan
812218
yes, it has an internal fan that blows the heat across the elements and into the room. Two speeds, low and high. overall, very quiet. I am extremely happy with this product and am considering purchasing a second unit for our basement.
937648
Yes, the model I bought does have the fan. Works good but not going to blow across the whole room. I use mine in the garage.
2014796
It does have an intermittent fan, it comes on once it gets hot. The fan isn't noisy at all
1301388
Heater does not have a fan. A fan might be nice, but then it would need to have electric power to it. I have used it a garage and put a fan behind it to help circulate the heat. The advantage to not needing electricity is complete portability and it functions in a power outage.
607938
It doesn't have a fan but with a 2.5 hard drive that I use in it I haven't had any over heating issues, I also believe that without a full incloser it gives it room to cool.
2244165
Sorry to say no it does not, the fan only comes on when the heat is on. The fan wouldn't blow enough volume to keep you cool anyway.
2268760
No, it doesn't. It does not blow with a fan, it radiates the heat. Excellent heater, we have three of them :)
585508
No the fan on only, has no program available. The Heat or Cool settings are programrable.
393400
Yes, there is a fan that blows the heat into the room. You can choose to allow the heater to oscillate or to remain fixed. The actual surface are of the heater/blower is small, and taller than it is wide. The force of the fan is not so much that it will blow paper across the room. I hear the fan when the heater is on, but I do not find it too noisy. Recently when our daughter was sleeping on our porch (a cold Thanksgiving weekend in Minnesota) she set the fan at 70 degrees and let it run all night. Its turning on and off did not wake her.
1095234
It has no internal fan. It is open on the top so heat come out the top and front. I use ceiling fans to move the heat around.
2020203
yes, but dosen't blow very much. i was very disappointed with the little heat this thing puts out. the fan just seems not to blow much heat. skip this brand, you'll be glad you did.
1121806
No, the fan blows out the heat. There is a choice of high and low fan. Also you can choose whether or not it oscillates.
1678889
Not that I'm aware of. I imagine if you knew what you were doing, you might somehow override the settings and stop the fan - but I don't see why you would want to when it so effectively projects the heat outward in order to quickly heat an area. Without the fan, the heat would largely remain localized, so anyone/anything more than a foot or two away wouldn't feel it.