Can you use one in multiple rooms? We have four bedrooms upstairs that are much warmer than downstairs.
744320
The booster is placed on top of any floor register to pull in more air flow. So you can place as many boosters as needed for the upstairs registers so to pull more cold air to the entire floor.
744321
Yes, your first response was accurate - one in each of the cooler/warmer rooms depending on the season.
744322
Yes I find it to be very helpful with hot or cold rooms and multiple fans will certainly help more...ours was tested in cool mode to work just fine..it comes on automatically when the AC is on ...
1386284
Yes, you can only use one if you wish, the other one could or could not be used for other temp readings ie in you fridge or perhaps use it to monitor temp outside of the house.
1699215
I have 4 units-one has been in use in a4x16foot heated dog house since fall///keep in mind the longer use will effect your heating bill/ but seems not to affect the unit
681419
Not sure. .I would say two units..one for 1 for upstairs and one for downstairs. .I would call the company. .
2270705
you can, if they are all the same bulbs. if you have 10 of these bulbs in 4 different rooms you can group them by room so you only control the bulbs you want at one time.
1074807
No, you can link multiple sensors to one thermostat but not multiple thermostats to one sensor. You would benifit from having multiple sensors so the average temp is used helping reduce heating/cooling cost and reducing hot and cold areas.
1598548
Yes. I have one in each of 3 rooms we spend the most time in - heating bill has gone down.
470773
No, one of these heaters will not heat two bedrooms during the winter. No way at all.
1421633
Yes, it works very well indoors. If you have a lot of rooms, you will want more than one. Put one in common areas, and move the other one into the room where you are spending some time
1075060
At 4' you would lose warm air circulation in the room. Although the fan in the unit is reliable it isn't all that strong. My guess is that at 4' you would lose warm air circulation in the room from 2' to the floor.
279816
Great question. You have different settings for each thermostat. I use always proximity for my downstairs, but only occasionally for the upstairs. I can enable/disable it easily from anywhere in the world.
1287740
We use it to heat an upstairs bedroom when we have guests. We didn't see a change in our usage.
871325
Well I have three of those heaters. I use them in rooms both quite large and small. I use them mostly as personal heaters wherever I happen to be.
826595
Probably not that well: we are using ours in a room that is approx. 15 feet by 20 feet with 15 foot ceilings--2 walls are glass (no insulation). Unless you are on top of the heater, not feeling much warmth.
1334826
It isn't going to completely heat your room up, I would suggest a larger model with more power. Or get two. I have the same size room and have Spanish tile, so it gets cold! I have 2 heaters, which makes it warmer with 2.
548281
Since my downstairs is much cooler than the upstairs, I set my unit at 70 degrees; in about an hour the living room or kitchen gets too warm and I have to adjust the temperature.
239301
I've never tried it from another room. If the room it's in is larger than 10x12 go with a higher wattage. This ac is for a small office