Can you use a window fan on this thing, I wanted to make my fan blade run very slowly just so it will just replace the air inside my room?
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I would think "yes" however, I suggest looking at the operating instructions for your fan to make sure that you can't damage the motor by reducing the electric current. I currently use this outdoor for deck lighting which I have 4-5 strings of lights attached for dimming.
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I wouldn't recommend using a fan. First I don't see any need to as it brings the temperature from 71 degrees to 76 degrees in my 160 Sq. foot room in half an hour on the low setting plus any draft or breeze has a cooling effect on the skin. I think you'd be pleasantly surprised at how well this heater works as is.
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Uses blades like a normal fan, but as a tower. Conceptually this fan delivers more airflow per less energy than your standard bladed fan. I have this fan, and I have run it a ton over the last year here in AZ. I highly recommend it, very powerful!
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Look elsewhere. The fan has a hard time keeping 147sq ft room warm. It constantly running and never hits the temperature.
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Hi Jamie. No, you cannot. But it's a powerful desktop fan. I hope this helps.
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a while back I cut some small wires inside a fan..it work..however they break real easy..so,yes and no..ps.the wire in the fan were realy thin and little like phone line..paul
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I don't think that this A/C unit will operate this way, but I'm not 100% certain about this. I believe that the outside and inside air can't mix, but I'm a little unsure about this, since there is a filter of some sort. (Our filter light came on after a few weeks of use, by the way, but I haven't yet figured out how to change this or even if this is critical.)I think that the "fan only" mode merely draws room air through the unit without any cooling.
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I Think So... I've been using this fan in my bedroom and it works pretty good but a window fan is better. it circulates the air better plus it feels cooler. (P.S. I've Used only the regular fan on this, not the humidifier. Thanks for your question.
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Yes, you can. But it you intend to have it on low, there'll be a problem. At the low setting, this fan (and I bought two of them) makes a horrendous racket. I don't recommend it. I sent both of mine back.
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Just use the provided fan and I'd you dislike it then you should get a new one. I'm currently using the stock fan.
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How long do you wish the fan to operate? How big of a fan? I think it would work fine with a small fan for many hours or a shorter time with a more powerful fan. You may want to look at the larger model, but it is much more expensive.
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I'm very satisfied with the fan. It's relatively quiet, good air flow and looks nice. It should do fine in a room of that size. You may have to run on the higher speed.
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Yes you can but you will use the pull chain for the fan. I did most of mine like this.
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It seems to run so cool for some things that the fan never comes on. I have had the fan come on (which is pretty quiet) occasionally, and it was still running pretty cool. My thought would be that you'll be fine, as long as you have a clear path from the fan area to a good supply of air.
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No fan is a substitute for air conditioning. It won't make your house colder, only more comfortable because the air is moving
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This fan is designed to move a lot of air into an entire room. It's about 100 times more than you need. Use PC fans instead. They're designed to ventilate desk-top computer cabinets. Two or three will do the trick, use less electricity, and make less noise. Just type "pc fan" in the Amazon search bar.
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It depends on which setting you are using and how the room is configured. If you're just getting the air moving (hence using the lowest setting) then I don't think it would blow papers. The fan is also very targeted in how much area it directly blows so even if you had it on high and pointed it in the right way, I don't think it would be a problem either.