Anyway to muffle the "clicking" sound these make. We have 2 in our new house and one was installed in master bedroom and wakes us up
1675419
I've never heard it click, but mine is in a hall where I don't spend much time.
1675420
No, I have not have the need, I only have one of these on the main floor, but the click is a little louder than the thermostat (different) in the master bedroom. I would call Honeywell.
1675421
I had the same issue and the solution I used was to leave the fan on all night... It is not very energy efficient but it works for me... you can schedule the fan independently from the A/C and this allows you to avoid the clicking sound during your "sleep" schedule
54630
Yes they most definitely click when they are switch on and off it's moderately loud too. Very easy to hear.
354538
Not heard in our very quiet house. If only one device makes the sound, the cause might be due to the nature of the load. A load that requires too much current when "cold" might be causing the overloaded switching devices to produce small vibrations, which you hear. I would replace device if sound is only with one device connected to a resistive load needing well under 15 A. -- Too little information to speculate more. Good luck.
279846
I mounted mine directly to the inside of the cabinet, and the noise is just a small clicking sound once every several seconds. It is only noticeable when it is quiet and you are standing near the pump.
583598
Not that I know of. My wife and I like the noise. It drowns out any other sounds and helps us sleep better. Good Luck. I really like our unit.
652413
Do all of yours make that clicking noise when it is on? It seems like it shouldn't make that sound?
54628
Yes, there is a very light clicking sound. Not a loud one that you might here from something like the Power Tail Switch, but a gentle one. If complete quiet is important, you might want to look into the solid-state version of this relay.
1435104
No, which is exactly why I returned it. I use it in the bedroom and it kept going on and off (testing the temp) and each time it woke me up. I needed the constant hum to help me sleep, so I had to return it to Amazon. I then went to Ace Hardward and purchased a Lasko no fillls window unit that did what I wanted. The Holmes was well built and a much nicer unit than the Lasko (by far), but the Lasko was better in the long run. Good luck Melissa.
1734605
I haven't used this fan since last summer but I seem to recall that it makes a slight clicking sound. We use it on the front porch not in the bedroom so we haven't noticed any really annoying noises. It's pretty quiet.
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The receiver has a switch that can be turned off and the volume can be set on low or high. At low we can hear it throughout the house. Volume is not the issue. It's the frequent false alarms that is bothersome.
994493
Its really not that loud. It makes some noise yes but i doubt they would hear it in the other room. You could also try turning the force feedback down to reduce the noise.
446757
When the thermostat goes on and off there is a very slight clicking sound...hardly audible...
386266
You will hear a faint clicking sound. I use them in a school setting and I only notice it when I am close to the device.
2247050
The only solution i found was to put a bit of electrical tape on the holes on the top of the unit, it muffles the sound a bit. But it is still too loud for my tastes.
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.
417254
I have not found the click sound of the mouse to be a distraction. It is not loud to me. The plastic top cover of the mouse bends down to click an internal switch.I have found it to be subdued and hardly noticeable.
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It will make some clicking noise (clicks every about 4 seconds), i have mine mounted to the wood but you could wrap it in some kind of sound proofing, goto the last 7 min of this video you'll hear the clicking :) https://youtu.be/KeJMP4FdhUg