Does this have have a reverse switch to push air down in the winter?
1872313
yes...have had it for a year. very nice fan. quiet. light is so-so, but what one would expect for something that shines directly downwards
1872314
Yes it does its actually on the wall switch and on the optional remote instead of on the fan.
1872315
Yes it work forward and reverse and the fan is awesome and stylish and with quality
265926
I believe it does, then turns back on when the temp drops. However, I use mine in a chicken coop with ventilation, an open pop door and occasionally open windows for extra ventilation, just to keep the coop above freezing. So the "entire" coop never reaches the temp I have it set on. Just the immediate area.
118359
Yes. Our fan in in continuous use (24/7) thru the winter months to push warm air to colder parts of the house. It is quiet and efficient and trouble free.
1298000
No. You must use the switch on the fan body to reverse the fan. The switch only controls the speeds and light.
19199
I can't see any way to reverse mine, and would be grateful if someone can tell me how to this. Having said that, mine operates blowing air down all the time, which I find works well in winter to bring warm air down, and creates a nice breeze in the summer. If you look at the blade shape, they really are designed to blow downwards so am doubtful how well they would reverse (if it was possible). Apart from this, I love the fan. It is very quiet, elegant, changes speed smoothly. Love it! (and if anyone can tell me how to reverse direction, please let me know how - I'm very curious).
2230604
Yes. It has the cold air mode and two hot air modes. ( you can use either high or low for hot air)
1792686
Yes it does but this unit is really terrible. Not saying just this particular unit but this entire type of stand up unit. Lets off more heat than cool air. Takes up a lot of space since you need to vent it out the window. Don't buy unless u must
447737
Yes it does, and it works great. I highly recommend it after using it all winter.
70899
No. But they have a unit for more money that does. I would recommend spending more money. Unit works great, but you have to get up and turn it off/down once the room warms.
1485082
It has one but the water evaperates and goes out the vent. It may collect a tiny bit of water in the lower tray. but I have had no problems with it. When storing for winter just tip it backwards and any water in it will drain out the rear plug. I just put a towel behind it when I tip it back. There is not really much water in it. Just what drips off the condensor when you shut it off.
2171529
No, no switch. The idea being that when the sun sets, you no longer need to cool off your attic. I highly recommend this fan, it has made a tremendous difference in the house.
1762817
It does have a switch on the bottom that turns the unit off if it tips over. If set back upright, the heater will turn back on.
877998
No, it doesn't have that option. You can use fan mode but it doesn't bring in outside air.
366601
No. A fan that with a revers option is used in the winter to push the warm air from the celling.I use this fan in my out door patio, I feel it's the best buy for the money runs good slow or fast.
5857
yes it does, also its not sensitive to the cold. it was out in a car overnight when the temp had plunged to -15 and it turned right on when needed.
940863
Yes it does have an on/off switch. It is located on the underneath side of the unit. I often turn mine off when there is an ice storm or snow forecasted.
2166311
No there is only one direction, no reverse. I live in fl never cared for the reverse, I never knew people like that feature for winter. Hope this helps