Does the fan stay on constantly even after the desired temperature is met and the heating part shuts off ?
848270
Yes, the fan continues to circulate the air in the room if the heating element is not on.
848271
Yes, the fan run constantly, even when not heating. It's actually nice (in my opinion) that it maintains a fairly constant state of white noise, rather than fully shutting down.
247318
The fan continues until you power off the system. Same for heat and cool cycles.
275378
Yes when you use the heater. When the room reaches the temp that you set the heater on it will shut off than come back on when the room starts to cool off.
1754672
No, just one setting - on/off, and no automatic shutoff. That said, it gets pretty warm (I'd agree with the commenter who said it reaches about a 7 on a scale of 1 to 10) and it's been working perfectly for 1.5 years now, so for the price it's a good deal.
1927486
Fan runs all the time. Thermostat regulates temperature in heating and AC mode.
1578496
There is an option to run the fan 24/7, but the ac part of it will shut down when it's reached the temperature desired on thermostat of the unit.
2272678
Yes you select the desired temperature and once reached the machine does shut itself off. Once the temp rises to about 3 or 4degrees above desired temp it kicks back on to lower it again.
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
2014796
It does have an intermittent fan, it comes on once it gets hot. The fan isn't noisy at all
1914256
Mine seems to keep warm forever. After the whole 24 hours it didn't shut off. Maybe this is defective?? (though I am happy it does not shut off.)
1273642
No, it does not have to run continuously but only as it is "connected" to the "heat" or "cool" modes. There is a selection on the remote that deals solely with "fan" - on, off, or auto. I am responding from memory. I have it installed on the Mr. Slim Mitsubishi which is in my aviary -- but I recall there is a mode dealing only with the fan. However, if the heat or air is on, then the fan runs in tandem, as required, for either of those two settings. It is great because I can set the temperature and simply leave it.
1485740
Not sure if that is normal or not, mine does not do that however I run fairly heavy loads (800 watts) so my fan will come on and stay on for 20 seconds or more until unit cools enough. If you are running a light load that may be normal.
1443748
Sorry to say the fan stays on unit you turn it off. I also was unaware of this till I got it home.
247314
The fan continues until you power off the system. Same for heatand cool cycles.
19256
Mine has never got too hot. It cycles on and off depending upon the temperature setting. I set mine on 70 degrees and leave it there. When room temperature reaches 70 it shuts off - first the heat and then the fan after it cools a bit. Works just like your whole house thermostat.
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.
913761
It has two settings and you can adjust the fan whether you want it to stay on longer. I always adjusted it at about midway because it puts out a lot of heat. It will heat a medium size room quite well. I know I have been pleased with it. It also has a button on the bottom where if it gets turned over it will automatically. And mine according to how much heat I want dos shut off after it reaches desires temp but it automatically comes back on when temp starts to get lower. It's really nice for backup heat and has a long enough cord.