Does the bouncer air blower always have to be on to use it?
771909
I don't know I sent it to my daughter for my grandchildren. I've never seen it in operation.
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.
771911
Yes the blower runs continuously like any bounce house does while being used
771912
Yes, the blower must be on. It has a long tube to fill it and isn't very loud.
1420882
this is not a battery operated unit. It must be plugged in to an outlet or extension cord. It really puts out the air, however, and the 3 nozzles are adaptable to many blow up inputs.
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.
1271552
Yes, it does. I do not need to use that setting on a normal daily basis, but the first thing I did when I received my blow dryer was try every button, feature, attachment, etc. because I wanted to make sure that when the day and time comes to use what I want to use, I want to make sure that everything is fully functioning.
837956
yes you do have to leave the blower on. It is not too noisy but maybe for inside it is.
250147
No, I leave it on all of the time. even if the equipment if off, I leave it on to do its job (prevent line spikes etc.),
836785
I've never had it do that. It shouldn't be on at all if the air hose isn't pulled out. If the air hose is pulled out I've never heard it kick on except when airing up something. I've had the opposite issue where it won't kick on when airing up, usually on something that is completely deflated. I would have prefered a manual switch to turn on/off the air.
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.
1623720
No, just on and off. I would say compared to most fans it's basically just on low but moves air around a room nicely.
364359
It has to stay plugged in via A/C power. It is not battery operated. It is loud. As loud as you would expect a 500 Watt motor. You'll get over it once you start to use it. It is a fantastic device. Never runs out of air. Never stops blowing at full power. Get's a little warm in your hands if you don't use the black handle and air escapes out every seam, but that is normal. Clearly an overbuilt device. It's awesome!!! Best to use it outdoors to clean things as it blasts dust and dirt all over the place!
1674172
No. The compressor kicks off when it hits the set temperature but the fan keeps running.
1029907
Just be sure to bring the blower inside when not in use and keep it dry at all times.
939355
You have to have continuous air. It's the same set up as a blow up bounce house
707651
Nope. The fans are always on. There is no separate button for them. They are pretty quiet though and I find they help circulate the air, so I think its a good thing.
1432209
You have option to use cool or hot air while blower is running. There is a small button that will blast either air for cool or hot shot. Hope this helps you.
1413253
The booster fan runs continuously when it is turned on. In my situation, having continuous operation when my furnace wasn't running created a negative pressure on my HVAC ductwork, drawing in cold air via my air-to-air exchange system (defeated the whole purpose of my purchase). If this unit would have cycled on/off with my furnace, I would probably still have it (I returned it).
2000229
Not as far as I know. You have to manually turn it off. I've used mine many times since I got it and it's always been like that on mine.