I have an outdoor boiler and need the fan on when heat is needed. I want my gas furnance as back up. Will this work?
1486522
I would think it should. I have a heat pump and natural gas furnace as second heat source. Fan settings are Auto ,on or a recycle mode.
695701
My need for the fan is for an audio amplifier that during warmer days would automatically shut down after 20 to 30 minutes. I'd wait 20 minutes and i was able to turn the amp back on. Since it was an over heating problem I installed the fan. I connected the fan's power cable to the amplifier so when I turn on the amp the fan goes on, amp off fan off. This works for me, maybe might work for you instead of running 24/7.
453036
Assuming you have a HP, the stat will work fine. W2 for the emergency heat connection. You can adjust the offset between stage one and 2 (emergency in your case) from 1 to 9 degrees.
432375
I've had this for so long now I've forgotten if this was an inside/outside fan. Best to ask the mfg to be sure. Sorry.
610862
I would think so, as long as you have a gas value with a on/off switch. Most gas values don't require any power since it operates off millivolts generated via the thermal couple. The remote worksgreat with my direct vent. It acts as a remote switch than has the ability to turn on/off due to what temperature you select. Simple to hook up just follow the programing instructions per directions given.
1493654
Yes you can. I use this but I also purchased the separate relay. This tells my furnace when the fan kicks on so it calls for the water.
2182925
It needs electricity. It runs a fan to rocket the heat out and to cool it off after shut down.
1240882
Yes, but without the fan which goes off with the flame effect the unit will overheat. The flame is intended to be on whenever the unit is on.
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.
2213118
Yes fan only runs when its heating or cooling. Unless you have it in the fan settling.
973887
I think it will not work because it will switch ON the load (heater) when its temp reading is too low; you want something that will switch on the load (cooler) when the temp reading is too high.
362531
I am no HVAC specialist, however, I believe this would work. The unit needs forced air as a carrier. As long as you can tap into this you should be OK. It does need access to you blower wiring. i.e. the unit kicks on when the furnace is heating, but will also kick on the blower to carry the steam even if the furnace is not firing up. Good Luck.
335162
The thermostat will certainly work, but you will not be able to manually turn on the fan function on the furnace. That is, all of the automatic functions of the furnace including the fan will work fine exactly as they have with the old round thermostat. If your furnace is not Hot Air you'll need someone else and his/her comment for advice.
584765
Should this fan work great when the power is out ran on a generator? Ore could some one recommend a better one it gets hot in the summer in Houston. I will have a window ac but want to help push the cool air. Thank you.
1147310
It will light and heat up but the fan that circulates the heat won't work with the power out. So it depends what your trying to heat. For a small area it would be good.
1380405
Not really sure. I can control the heat on my gas grill, but if you started with the grill, so it would heat up slow should work. But please think about contacting the mfg. Company for a good answer. Hope this helps.
1771723
Yes it will cause the fan motor to run slower than it should , which will burn out the motor.