Does the sensor run the fan for a small time period when the person leaves the bathroom? I have a half bath in that is next to the dining room
1937058
Yes, the sensor does run the fan for a short period after the person leaves the restroom. You can't hear it though unless you walk back into the restroom. It is a nice fan. We are very pleased with the operation over all.
1937059
The fan can be adjusted to run for up to 60 min and can be set to run a fraction of the rated CFM. Pull down the cover/grate and turn the knobs to experiment.
1937060
Yes. There is a setting for the constant run CFM 0-130(I think) AND a setting for the boost running time when the sensor detects motion. EXAMPLE: If you have it set to a constant run of 0(zero) CFM AND have the boost time set to 10 mins, the fan will run at maximum CFM for 10 mins when motion is sensed then turn off . if you have the constant CFM set to 50 and boost time of 10 mins, the fan will ramp up to max for 10 mins with motion then go back to 50 CFM.
1937061
Yes. There is a knob under the fan cover, very easy to remove and change. You get to choose how long the fan runs once it is activated. I had the electrician set it and then changed it a couple times, very easy to change this yourself. You also get to change the strength of the fan - I ended up letting it run longer at a mid-range level of draw.
1937062
Yes it does, your can set the time the fan runs once motion is detected. It can run continuously at a low CFM which you can set or for a fixed time period at maximum CFM. There are two user defined switches which gives you a varied combination of on-time versus CFM rating.
978278
Not that I am aware of - either motion or humidity initiates the fan. You can turn the product off at the switch and turn it on only when you are showering or are aware of possible humidity. You can set the humidistat to various levels. I believe you can turn off the motion sensor but I had it installed and requested that the fan be set for both and to remain on for 20 minutes. Hope this helps.
1738417
I'm sorry but ours doesn't do that at all. It works perfectly and only comes on as needed to get the room to temperature. I've never noticed it coming on for 2 seconds or less and going off, etc.
2079882
Yes. The fan runs after 100% charge as the unit then enters conditioning mode.
1338574
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.
1257050
I have this particular air purifier in my half bath. The light does turn off when there is light in the room and it is strong enough to be a night light then the room is dark.
1518429
It works fine in our bathroom, but we live in a low humidity state. we put it on a timer so we can leave it on to clear out the humidity and don'e forget to turn it off. A pain to install if you are replacing... VERY quiet!
1085340
I have several of these hooked to countdown timers made for this purpose. It allows you to choose 10, 20 or 30 minutes that the fan will remain on. This is perfect for when you get out of the shower and leave. The fan will remain on long enough to remove the moisture (or odor, for that matter) and then turn off automatically so it doesn't keep running all day if you have left the house.
788892
Fan runs only when needed. I have 2 units and both are very quiet even with fan running.
848270
Yes, the fan continues to circulate the air in the room if the heating element is not on.
335759
Yes...we put one in the bathroom at the office (a small personal one) and it controls the heater/fan....and it has been working great
326158
To add to Rachel's comment, the fan will stay on for a short while when the unit is shut off (or it is automatically shut off via the thermostat). This may be a safety feature to cool the inside down and/or extract the remaining heat.
1345151
The fan should not run continuously. If the evap. Thermostat is satisfied with the room temperature the whole unit should stop running. Make sure your setting is not on DRY.
174627
No, the fan does not run all the time. Once you have set your humidity level the unit will only activate to maintain the the desired level.
2065746
I hardwired the wall switch to be "ON" all of the time. The only problem is that the humidity sensor sometimes starts the fan in response to changes in the room air even when the shower is not in use. Darn kids!
1463395
Yes, the fan runs until it reaches your selected level, then it cuts off and will later come back on when the temp drops. We love the heater. Good luck
689410
No. It is better to use a countdown timer for bathroom light and fan. Please check this model # for details: HET06