Is this thermostat quiet. It will be located in the bedroom ?? Relay switch thermostat clickon and off all night.
227337
Yes it is quiet. Never even heard it before the question was asked. It is a very quiet tick...not a click. You would have to have it located next to your pillow to even heard it tick.
2136265
Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect for me. I'm really happy with it. No more shocking all the pets with static electricity! Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect... » Read More Sort of hard to say - since it's subjective. I keep mine outside my bedroom door - on the first speed - and it doesn't bother me at all. Sort of just a low fan sound - about the same as the heat kicking on and off. I don't notice it at all. However, all of the other speeds, in my opinion, are very loud. It goes up to 5 - and that sounds like a 747 idling. I guess if you had it in some remote location and wanted to crank it up, the higher speeds would work. I live in a 1200 sq ft townhome and, set at 45, it keep the upstairs (where it is) at about 45% and the downstairs at about 35%. Perfect for me. I'm really happy with it. No more shocking all the pets with static electricity! « Show Less
311216
It is very quiet. It is much quieter than other small appliances. The impact on my energy bill is insignificant.
1148212
No, at least not that I can find. I actually tried that myself since I own a 2 story home. It is much hotter upstairs in the bedrooms then downstairs where the thermostat is, so I was hoping to take it up there at night. You can take it off the wall and program it if you have batteries, but that is about all.
1168168
My switch is 100% silent. I even went back after you asked this questions and tested it to make sure I was just not noticing it. I don't hear a click or any noise at all in a whisper quiet room when the switch goes on and automatically back off 5 minutes later (that time is adjustable).
518049
No beeps or annoying clicks. Compared to my prior heater it is very quite but you can still hear it run. If you set it at a particular temperature all night it will cycle on and off so this may (?) bother him. Hope this helps.
734293
I suppose your sensitivity to noises would determine whether this fan would be considered quiet or not to you. I would call it moderately quiet on high speed and quite quiet on lower speeds. I keep it on medium speed and the small amount of noise it puts out is not at all disturbing and the fan is located in a bedroom. It is used only in the Summer to boost air conditioning. The unit is turned up-side-down so that it throws air up. it works perfectly well that way and still responds to the remote control as it should.
1476531
i have it in my kitchen in basement. it is very quiet. i also have it on an on/off switch so that it doesnt constantly keep going.
557817
The Robertshaw thermostat I have is digital, and is very quiet. In fact, the only sound I hear is the fan in my electric furnace turning on and off. Hope you enjoy yours.
1973413
As long as your system takes a mili-amp Thermostat it should work. As for quiet I don't even know when goes on or off. Mine is in in the living room, it might be heard if it was a night in a bedroom but there's no discernible sound
633576
Can't offer a comparison to other fans, but there must be quieter ones out there because this one does make a lot of noise. You can clearly hear it from both inside the house and outside. It is significantly louder than the 20 yr. old fan it replaced, but I have a feeling it also has a higher rated capacity, because it does seem to move a lot of air. The only encouragement I can offer is that if you set the thermostat high enough, you could get it to turn itself off in the evening. Don't know what temp. that might be in your area: mine is set at about 105. Good luck.
1996202
I don't think it's loud at all. I've had it running 24/7 in my bedroom since I got it and it's pretty quiet. It's about the same noise as a window a/c or quieter. Hope that helps!
224926
It is not silent but it is much less noisy then the unit it replaced. I can sleep with it near my nightstand so noise wasn't a factor for me. There are two noise levels, with the compressor on and when the fan is on alone. If you are very noise sensitive this may be an issue for you.
1405833
When you flip the actual on/off switch, it will click. Moving the heat settings will not make a clicking noise.
2009222
I would say it was pretty quiet. I mean, you can hear the fan but it is not annoying. In fact, I think it would be rather soothing in a bedroom - kind of like white noise.
1770007
We only use ours for an hour or so at a time because it heats up the bedroom so quickly. So long as it does not overheat the room it is in I don't think you'll have a problem with it running all night. Just follow the instructions and keep it at least a foot away from other things. I believe that it has an internal thermostat that shuts it off if it heats itself up too much. It is a very high quality device and we are very happy with it!
1210286
Yes. The thermostat dial is also an on/ff switch. I do not recommend this heater for a bedroom as it is a bit noisy. Perfect for bathroom, mudroom, or den.