Does the fan/pump speed work with the thermostat (it gets warmer the speeds increase)? Or is the fan/pump speeds manual and persistent settings?
1948766
If the room is hot enough, the fan will switch to high speed and back to low when the room gets cooler if you have it in the Auto mode. As far as the pump, I would imagine it only has one speed and runs when the fan is running
1948767
It uses the high fan speed when the temperature is far away from the setting, then uses low speed when the temperature is close.
2246385
Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than the stat that came with the unit. Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than... » Read More Yes it does. I've had mine installed for about 9 months now and it has worked flawlessly. Installation and setting up the wifi was a snap. As for another answer saying the temp sensor is erratic....I've not had that experience with mine at all. You can program the temp differential (how far the actual temp can vary from the set temp before the stat responds) so maybe that user has it set to too broad a range, I don't know or maybe just a faulty stat. Mine is set at a 2 degree range and works great. I use it on a Geothermal Heat/AC/DHW System and it actually handles the heat pump better than the stat that came with the unit. « Show Less
707652
They're always on, i think the thermostatic control regulates the speed of the fans but I am not 100% on that as I never an issue with heat. They are very quiet though, a light hum is all i get.
1802603
The thermostat is not set by temperatures. Levels 1-5 settings...setting 1 is pretty low...setting 5 is really high.
1058722
the thermostat is only the temperature of the heat coming from the heat. not room temperature.good luck
1102590
You can use the switch for the fan on "automatic"--on-and-off or "on"--where the fan stays on all the time. I actually use that to keep the temperatures more moderate. But my mom and mother-in-law like the automatic better. Maybe that is what you are experiencing?
1484727
Yes, this is thermostatically controlled with hi and low fan speeds. These are GREAT little heaters. The other one I have is 20 years old. It's not digital like this one but looks the same otherwise. Go for it!
1984910
My experience with both machines I bought is that the temperature appears (subjectively) to be lowered, and not just in the line of fire from the fan. They also appear to alleviate sniffles and congestion to some extent. sometimes working better at a lowere rate of fan speed. As an objective measure, I have not noticed a drop in temperature on the thermostat (in another room).
2106847
You have one switch and you can choose to have a thermostat controlled low or high heat(the low or high determines the force of the fan) (thermostat settings range from 60 65 70 75 or 80) or you can choose to have just a continuous fan heat, low or high. The heater is super quiet. We have it in the upstairs bedroom and turn it on the low continuous heat in the mornings for about an hour and the room temp is perfect.
1010100
You can set it for auto or circulate, the latter being fan only for outside air circulation. I don't have an outside air ventilation fan but use those ventilation settings to force the fan to run a % of the time, to create a more homogenous temp distribution. The thermostat subtracts the cool/heat actual run time from the ventilation time and runs the fan additionally, if required to meet the minimum time setting.
1234660
I'm not aware of it adjusting the fan speed automatically. There may be some type of switch to set it to do that and I'm just not aware of it. I've just had no desire for it to adjust the fan speed automatically.
1855222
I used mine to interface to a zone controller so that would not be available as an option. I did not see any options on the programming of the stat. to control speed any way. My best guess from not seeing that option is that the thermostat would not control the speed but cant say for sure, I am not sure if your air handler has any sensors in it to detect if it needs to change fan speeds without a signal to do so from the thermostat, you could check on what actually controls the speed of the fan your equipment. This thermostat has tons of programming options and is the very best I have ever had or seen, but again I did not see programming options for speed control.
1122346
This thermostat has a circulate function that turns the fan on and off automatically to keep the air fresh in heat and cool modes so the fan will run at least 5 minutes for every 15 minutes or so. This works good for me. You can set the temp higher in cool mode, lower in heat mode and the fan will still turn on and off.
1170872
I have a number of them installed for separate zones. My heating system is forced hot air my supply is natural gas. I have a natural gas furnace. I do not know the differences between the pump and the furnace. Generally thermostats test for temperatures, depending on their level they will send a signal of ON or OFF. I imagine they should work in most applications.
1476426
The higher you have the fan on, the louder it is, but it's not too bad. For your purposes the fan can stay on low keeping it as quiet as it's gonna get. I left mine up north because I'm back in Florida with wonderful central air, but I used to sleep with it a few feet away from me. As someone else has said, yes it has an automatic thermostat.
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.
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.