If I remove power, i.e. turn off the wall switch to the fan, will it return to the last state/speed it was on when I turn it back on?
1479687
No, it will be off. You should not wiring the unit like that. Insteon units should alway be powered on, not switched.
13031
No. It is basically just and on/off switch which is activated by plenum/duct pressure. I also bought a fan that has two speeds so that I could control the air flow in the downstream duct.
2178244
Yes, it will turn the fan on and off, however, read the directions because the switch can be programmed for other uses.
1425602
I use the fan with a wall switch & the pull-cord varies the speed. There is a there is a switch on the fan for forward or reverse. I do not see another place for an on/off cord, but perhaps the electrician had the choice of parts when he installed it. It's been a while...sorry.
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1230640
No, it doesn't, which is a little annoying as it doesn't remember previous settings, and it's very quiet. It will always turn on as stationary (not oscillating), and always on the highest fan speed setting. I've also noticed that I have to use the remote control in front of it, otherwise it doesn't always turn on. So I always have to walk over and check to see if it turned on.
1338572
It appears this is only possible if you use the wall switch to turn the fan off and on. Using the controls on the fan (in the ceiling), you can only adjust the CFM (amount of air moved, which impacts the fan's sound) and the number of minutes the fan stays on once activated. However, you can turn the fan entirely off using the wall switch, and it will not come on using the motion sensor. If you want the fan to operate, though, the motion sensor stays on. So, to operate the fan as though it has no motion sensor, just use the wall switch to turn it on (when you enter the bathroom) and off (when you leave). That way the motion sensor won't bother you. It appears this is only possible if you use the wall switch to turn the fan off and on. Using the controls on the fan (in the ceiling), you can only adjust the CFM (amount of air moved, which impacts the fan's sound) and the number of minutes the fan stays on once activated. However, you can turn the fan entirely off using the wall switch, and it will not come on using the motion sensor. If you want the fan to operate, though, the motion sensor stays on. So, to operate the fan as though it has no motion sensor, just use the wall switch to turn it on (when you enter the bathroom) and off... » Read More It appears this is only possible if you use the wall switch to turn the fan off and on. Using the controls on the fan (in the ceiling), you can only adjust the CFM (amount of air moved, which impacts the fan's sound) and the number of minutes the fan stays on once activated. However, you can turn the fan entirely off using the wall switch, and it will not come on using the motion sensor. If you want the fan to operate, though, the motion sensor stays on. So, to operate the fan as though it has no motion sensor, just use the wall switch to turn it on (when you enter the bathroom) and off (when you leave). That way the motion sensor won't bother you. « Show Less
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That depends on what you are doing in the room. I leave mine on all the time, in ECO mode. It's off most of the time (the fan is off), and it will turn on when it needs to, and turn on high if it detects extra dirty air, until the air is clean again, then it goes to low mode or off.
418212
The fan has four settings...Off..low speed...medium speed...and high speed. It doesn't turn on or off automatically. Hope this helps
1197097
As I recall the switch is go/no go.The fan stays on all the time, or it turn on at a certain temperature and is not adjustable.
1642865
As long as you install the power switch to fan where you can get to it that's easy to do. Turning the fan off and back on immediately starts the fan in high speed. Turn off switch for about 10 seconds to put back in humidity control mode. Light turns yellow for full speed and turns blue when properly reset.
1108884
You can easily turn it on/off manually. When the fan is running it will only stay on for the set time interval.
1368967
My literature with the fan indicates 60%. Reality is that runs at a slow speed when it hits 60% and you have to toggle the wall switch to get max speed with the orange LED lit. I noticed it always comes on in humidity sense, blue led, mode when turned on from the long time powered off mode.
298748
The controller acts as an adjustable power supply unit. To turn off a fan you just dial back on the voltage for that particular fan until it shuts down (like 0.0 but most fans usually require more than 5V to operate at all so anything below will most likely shut them down).
1866107
The unit is plugged into the wall, so yes, it comes back on when the Power is restored. Once its installed and setup, you will never need to do anything with it again. Works great, and the little noise that it make is great 'white' noise to help the kids sleep.
1949945
We are building a house and bought this fan to install in the kitchen and we wired for the fan to be turned off and on via a switch on the wall, so I'm thinking you can do this, but you will have to have it wired to do so. Hope this helps!!
1008915
Yes - if your fan is not working and everything else is - then it is probably the switch - which is a part that can easily break. I tired to fix the old switch but that is impossible. Just be sure to mark where each of the four wires go to make sure you get them back in the proper place - otherwise you will be guessing through trial and error. Good luck