What does it mean "Fan Off Temperature"? Should it be "Fan On Temperature"?
1996406
"Fan Off Temperature" means that the fan should turn off at that temperature. This is not a AC / cooling thermostat. Please read my review (know how this unit works) posted by Monica J. on April 3, 2014 to learn exactly how this unit works.
1996407
Fan ON is set default by the manufacturer. As per my understanding the factory ON - OFF differential is 8F. In "Plain English", you just set the OFF temperature and the fan will do the rest. If you set your OFF at 90F then fan will automatically turn ON at 98F and turn OFF at 90F. Hope this helps.
1996408
if it is set to 95 degrees and temperature gets to 93.5 it will stop running. so it is a switch that is on or off a certain temperature +or- a degree or so
1996409
Fan ON is set default by the manufacturer. As per my understanding the factory ON - OFF differential is 8F. In "Plain English", you just set the OFF temperature and the fan will do the rest. If you set your OFF at 90F then fan will automatically turn ON at 98F and turn OFF at 90F.Hope this helps.
1996410
I think it's just a matter of semantics, like the "foul pole" on a baseball field actually being in fair territory. The fan is "off" until the temperature rises to the point set on the dial. Be sure to provide shade for the sensor, or the fan will come on prematurely.
1996411
It's not like a "normal" thermostat that will turn on when the temp is too low and turn off when it's high enough. This one will turn on when the temp's too high and turn off when it's low enough. That's the temperature you set (hence, turn off temperature).
1769159
It means it is at operating temp. It will go off if you put something cold on it.
1439249
Someone came up with really bad nomenclature. "off air" should mean "no longer broadcasting". I think what it means in context with TV setup is the signal is coming "over the air" or "out of the air" as opposed to coming over cable.
658095
Agree with other users. I'm using fan now in Az desert hike. No way I want it to turn off even in the cooler nights. Love the fan.
1102098
I'm not sure but I think it refers to converting air cooling to heater. Maybe some other tech knows better. I hope this helps?
692093
The room is not any cooler in terms of degrees when you use a fan whereas an air conditioner does actually lower the temperature. The 'cooling' effect you feel with a fan is a result of the movement of air across your skin.
431456
The fan just has a low heat to higher heat range with dots. It does not specific a specific temperature.
1258782
I don't recall if the temps were on it. It was very difficult to read. I ditched the unit shortly after purchasing. As I recall, I had to make a mark so I knew where "off" was. It's one of those you-get-what-you-pay-for items. I'd spend a bit more and get something a little nicer. Sorry I couldn't be more positive about it :( ~~Susan~~
442218
These t-stats are designed to come on at a certain temp and then shut off when the temp is lower than what you set it at.Let's say you set it on 90. When the temp reaches 90 it will turn the fan on. After it cools to below 90, it will turn off.I don't know what the temp differential would be though. Maybe 10 degrees? I'm not sure.
1269945
No temperature control. On/off. Output high, low, auto of fan speed. Humidity selection. The temperature of water used can reach 92 degrees. I hope this response is helpful.
1177492
Contrary to what many seem to believe, fans don't actually "cool" the air. The reason fans make the air feel "cooler" is because of the air flow they cause, which increases convection heat loss. Essentially the wind is causing moisture on your skin to evaporate, which helps you eliminate body heat. That being said, there is no sense in leaving a fan on when you are not in the room, it is merely wasting energy, and the electricity required to run it, actually produces heat!
2055256
No, It is just a fan with cute remote control.I wished it detect the temperature and turn on off automatically. but it didnot work that way.I tested several time, but this system did not detect temperature and turn on automatically.One reason I kept this, is this fan is not noisy, and on/off with remote control pad.
1786009
No, which I consider a good thing. If you want it turned off then you need to turn it off, otherwise it produces heat (which what is supposed to do).
1346893
Given your E-Mail I tried to set the temperature below room temperature and discovered that the fan shuts OFF if the selected temperature is below room temperature. Since it is sold as a heater, I suspect that fan without heat is not possible. However, I bought it as a heater only to begin with and suspect that fan without heat is not possible. As a result of my experiment above I now suspect that the internal thermostat allows the fan to come ON only if heat is required to achieve the selected temperature.
658096
The fan has a feature where it senses the temperature that is around it, and if it becomes too cool for the setting, the fan shuts off automatically. So if you twist the dial so the fan just turns on and then the temperature drops, the fan should shut off. This is helpful in situations where you want the fan on when you go to sleep, but know that it may get a little too cool in the morning if it were to stay on. I don't use the feature, so I don't know if it actually works, but that's at least what the dial is for. If you test it out and it does work, let us know.
1116571
There are two controls. One is off, fan only, fan with heat. The other is a thermostat that controls whe. The heat cycles on and off.
807988
The fan only runs when the system is actively cooling to whatever temperature it is programmed to achieve. Once it hits the programmed temp, the fan kicks off, until the temp hits the upper limits of the parameter programmed. It should go off and on, as needed.