Can you block the fan when not in use?
1673907
Not sure what you mean by "can you close it". But if you mean does it close to keep the elements out or something of that nature, the answer is no.
1673908
no but i keep mine runing all the time blowing out and it keeps the air clean and fresh without loosing any heat or air cond-Its such a quiet and smooth fan-I dont think they make one that closes up-
1673909
Close your window or the fan? The fan is designed for the window to close on it and keep it in place. The fan comes with sides that will fit the window up to a certain width(should say in product description). The fan does not have a close option...just air in, air out or exchange. Hope this helps
1673910
If you mean can you close the window with the fan in it, then no. You'd have to remove the fan to close the window. I hope this helps.
1673911
Do you mean close the fans so air is no longer moving through the fan? If so, no you can't do that. The best you can do is just turn the fan off. If you want to block all air flow all together through the window you will need to remove it and close the window. If you mean seal it into the window so that air is ONLY going through the fan. Yes, there are panels that come with the fan you can put in to help seal the fan into the window, but there only so much the panels can do. For example, my window is very large so even with the panels air can escape around the fan. I find it isn't that big of a deal though. Hope this helps! Do you mean close the fans so air is no longer moving through the fan? If so, no you can't do that. The best you can do is just turn the fan off. If you want to block all air flow all together through the window you will need to remove it and close the window. If you mean seal it into the window so that air is ONLY going through the fan. Yes, there are panels that come with the fan you can put in to help seal the fan into the window, but there only so much the panels can do. For example, my window is very large so even with the panels air can escape around the fan. I find it isn't that big... » Read More Do you mean close the fans so air is no longer moving through the fan? If so, no you can't do that. The best you can do is just turn the fan off. If you want to block all air flow all together through the window you will need to remove it and close the window. If you mean seal it into the window so that air is ONLY going through the fan. Yes, there are panels that come with the fan you can put in to help seal the fan into the window, but there only so much the panels can do. For example, my window is very large so even with the panels air can escape around the fan. I find it isn't that big of a deal though. Hope this helps! « Show Less
1673912
close what? do you mean can you turn it off? if so, then yes you can turn it off. the power cycles from low, medium, high, and off.
1673913
I can close the window over the fan easily. and the dial that shows the temp of the room sticks up so that the fan is secured in the window and wont fall out.
1673914
Do you mean close the fans so air is no longer moving through the fan? If so, no you can't do that. The best you can do is just turn the fan off. If you want to block all air flow all together through the window you will need to remove it and close the window. If you mean seal it into the window so that air is ONLY going through the fan. Yes, there are panels that come with the fan you can put in to help seal the fan into the window, but there only so much the panels can do. For example, my window is very large so even with the panels air can escape around the fan. I find it isn't that big of a deal though. Hope this helps!
1673915
How is it with sound? I may be one of a few, but I like my fans to make noise because it blocks out the irking street sounds of cars going by and loud music. I'd rather have fan noise than that irking noise!
1122347
You can do this manually from the touch screen. Might also be able to program one of the periods to just fan without heat or cool but have not tried.
585508
No the fan on only, has no program available. The Heat or Cool settings are programrable.
838277
I guess you could remove it, but then, you would only have the wall switch to turn on both fan and light. I assume that you might want the light at times when you didn't want the fan. And, what about the pull for turning on/off the fan - that hangs down also.
261836
Circulate should be the same thing as the fan being on while not heating or cooling so yes
737746
There is not a timer installed, or any way to do it at the fan. You could always use an external timer and leave the fan on the speed you'd like to use.
922234
Yes. When you manually press the fan button on the switch, it will behave like a timer switch shutting off after 30 minutes.
1209901
You lose the ability to control the fan separately. That is furnace and fun are on at the same time, you can't just turn the fan on.
1435105
Yes, you can. But it you intend to have it on low, there'll be a problem. At the low setting, this fan (and I bought two of them) makes a horrendous racket. I don't recommend it. I sent both of mine back.
227535
Nothing closes it off when not working. I have it mounted in a greenhouse and can see the fan blades from below.
2181885
No. You could replace old fans with new fans or simply clean the fans periodically.
2203280
Yes, you can. These are two separate small electrical fans that come installed in a common metal frame and connected together to work as one. You can detach them from the metal frame where they are fastened by 4 metal screws each one.
1033755
Fan can be used alone. Not very powerful, but will dry nails in reasonable amount of time.
654561
Yes...there are 3 settings...air from outside, exhaust the inside air outside and 1 going inside while the other fan blows out.
1479324
Yes you can, but as others have stated it may restrict air flow. Using clean filters will be the best.
1883087
Yes there is a switch inside the fan housing that you set so that it is just on and off look in the instructions for proper setting. I would install timer switch such as a Fan King see amazon it looks like a switch the timer is hidden by the switch plate. The fan needs to run longer to get the humidity out of the bathroom.
257768
Both ways work, but I would be wary of the noise created when the fan starts to go out.