does the water flow control the start/stop of the fan
1528443
No, there is a seperate button to turn the fan off and on and a seperate on/off button for the misting regardless of the water.
1673788
No--but unlike fans with remotes and LED panels--it will restart automatically after a power failure. This non-LED type fan is much more convenient for people with ventilation needs who need to keep them going.
1350838
No it does not. The fan is either running all the time or running when the a/c or furnace is on.
545020
Yes the fan does. The unit does not turn on and off but the fan runs continually. The dehumidifier only runs when the humidity is above the setting you input.
436409
Yes/no. When the pump is turned on, its flowing at max speed. On the shower handle itself is a chrome slider bar. In the pictures, it looks like 2 chrome buttons. It is a slider bar that controls the flow of water out the shower head. Although it doesn't even cut the flow off 100%, it can reduce it to less than 5% flow. So yes you can control the flow of water from full down to a trickle, the only way to stop the flow completely is turn the pump off.
480289
Yes, this mister fan does not need the water to work as just a fan. I acyually use it 90% of the time as just a fan.
1162476
Not only will the fan stop turning when the selected temperature is reached, there is a small control unit, wireless of coarse. I am very pleased with the unit. Ken
2178333
To my knowledge is it not controlled by any sort of sensor. There is an adjustment dial for fan speed but that's about it. I don't think you can turn it off either.
1903277
That is correct. It has a trigger to allow you to stop the flow and restart it as you please. And it can be locked to prevent accidental discharges.
65866
No, the fan stays on. In heat mode it turns off. This works the same way identically as on my Friedrich unit with simular specs (but this one is more powerful)
1458892
Yes. There is an on/off switch on the back of the fan, at the top, with 3 speed settings as well.
1421155
No, just the on and off and there is a time... You control oscillating by the up and down switch at the top back of the fan. and by the way, the fan didn't last very long -- don't get it.
1646492
I believe there is a switch on top of fan for that function. Might want to confirm with manufacture.
1665120
Hi. Yes, the timer starts when the switch is turned "off". Make sure it gets wired correctly, though. Power needs to go directly to the fan, and the control lines go to the switch
353577
No, it has a rotary switch and a pull string. You could extend the pull string to turn the fan on and change speeds if you mount it out of your normal reach though.
1057329
Thhe fan has a "mode" selector of off,on,heat & cool. In the "on" mode, the fan will run continuously.
1345150
It is made that way. In cooling mode the fan runs but the fan consumes negligible amount of power and is made for that. Fan needs to run to continually sample the room air to decide when to come back on.