Does the motor put off much heat? The only place I can put thiswill be under the furnace/AC thermostat.
353674
It puts off a small amount of heat .... It comes out from the back of the freezer ....I hope this helps. ...otherwise it has been a good freezer keeps food at below 0 .,,,
1454360
It does not put off very much heat but any heat at all can effect your thermostate.
707340
No. I was originally going to run the factory shroud around it bit have found it unnecessary and I live in southern Nevada. Temps have been very consistent even when I'm offroad in low range working the engine hard. I don't thonk you'll have to worry about it.
841941
Yes if you set it that way. I keep mine set kinda half way that way I keep a comfortable heat level. I've had for about a month and no problems. Now when you first turn in it will give a funny smeel but soon burn off. And it gives out much mire heat than stated. I bought 2 and then my furnace went out my hiuse is maybe 1000 square ft and these kept it nice til I git my furnace fixed. Yes it's a great deal,great buy.
2166433
I own one of these, and can't answer this question with technical accuracy. I can however answer it with experience. In sub zero temps outside, the inducer motor on my furnace failed the other day. I had to kill power to the furnace for 4 or 5 hours while I found a replacement part and installed it. The unit is completely powered by the furnace so it was without power the entire time. The thermostat was not an issue. It had been without power for at least 4 hours and once power was restored it still retained the router settings and I did not have to reprogram it. I believe all the settings are stored on the Website and all the thermostat needs to retain is the Router setup. It appears to store the router info in the BIOS. Hope this helps. I have only used this for a couple months, but so far it is perfect.
722578
Probably a better question for the manufacturer, but I believe it's because the lower priced unit is not designed for continuous operation. Presumably the motor has to cool off.
1180333
This motor has a thermal cutoff switch if safety temperature is exceeded. Not sure how long and under what conditions you are running the motor?
157646
A thermostat can trigger the relay turning on a heated floor or base board heater. Don't use this for an induction motor.
531074
Have not noticed any heat is generated by the unit, the additional air flow more than compensates for any heat generated by the small fan motor.
466338
I think the auto thermostat just speeds up the fan when under load. I wouldn't worry about it.
1341262
I have the 12000 btu unit in a 700 sq ft cabin and it keeps up until the outside temp gets below 15 degrees and it still puts out a fair amount of heat down to 5. I would think it shouldn't have any trouble in the space you are putting it in but it might be wise to keep a back-up just in case.
2068509
The type of aircraft you have was not included in the question, but if a 850mAh battery already overheats the motor, this will make it even hotter. Try searching for a compatible heatsink for your motor. Replacing old bearings on the motor may also reduce heat.
1656846
I'm sorry but I decided to change my whole system to a ductless heat pump (best thing I've done to this house). I actually never used the thermostat, ended up in my good stuff junk pile. Wish I could help more.
295783
Should not be a problem as it is a heating element, not a motor where AC frequency is important. I have used mine a few times without issue since it came last week.
541226
Has some heat for sure. I have a 3 zone system with 5 zones in zone 1, and 2 each in zones 2 and 3. Absolutely capable of driving all 3 but there are times when I walk in the wiring closet and its 5 degrees warmer than the rest of the house. The thing is a big box with a lot of heat. I recommend some type of exterior fan and definitely some room for the unit to breathe if no fan.
487445
You may want to contact Panasonic on that one. The housing has no contact with the motor and the motor is designed for continuous duty so I doubt the heat is that extreme. Also the fact it is designed for attic installation would make me think that would not be an issue. There are always exceptions. I would not recommend stuffing it in and around fan to "insulate". Best bet would be to contact the manufacturer.
1308061
it should not get very hot or smell hot , make sure it matches old motors specs ie. amp draw ,horsepower, & correct voltage & rotation
763949
Make sure you have adequate clearance for air intake, the motor gets hot. Also, very loud, even at low speed - but it does move a lot of air.