Will the receiver heat up?
519444
My phone becomes "warm" but not "hot" when charging, regardless of whether I use the wireless charger or plug it in directly. So I would say that the receiver does not heat up or get unusually hot.
812836
no. but u can hear it running. heats room up faster. if u want looks don't turn on. with it on it heats room up a lot faster.
2831
Yes. You might need to play around with the levels of heat but it will work fine.
1942895
I bought a Minka receiver and remote and it works well. Receiver is easy to attach to fan but will not be hidden in the cover. I used mine on a hardtop patio, so did not mind the receiver sticking out at the top. 3 speed, good range, compact.Gail Stickelman
1441082
I would buy this fan, it works great on my Yamaha receiver. I have it set on top so it can pullthe heat out, and it stays cool. Bought two but only had to use one.Joe Wray
1666618
technically yes. As long as your receiver accepts passive wiring connections.
1212499
Yes the receiver is small and should fit it is not waterproof so if plan to run in wet areas you'll need a receiver box great product
1818530
Yes, however, it does not have much range, i.e., it goes from low to high and that's it. The heating element does get nice and hot though!
293801
Not at all. If the unit getting hot, place a cooler box under, like a lap top.
47830
You need a TV connected so that your receiver can have a signal. Should be fine when you get your TV connected. I have seen that message before.
1700044
The unit will not work if not in contact with a metal surface that is being heated
1842335
It should heat up on either open or closed. You might want to contact the seller.
1838097
I don't really understand the question. I've never heard of a "heat receiver". You might start by looking for a Climate Control model number on the control box up above the A/C grill in the ceiling.
164612
Yes. The instruction manual says this receiver supports use of speakers from 6 ohms to 16 ohms. Lower resistance speakers can cause overheating, it says.
556052
Yes, you will need to link it with the thermostat to allow it to communicate.
2196416
Yes, they will give hot. However, it depends on how long you have it turned on. It doesn't immediately get hot.
450276
Most likely no, you'd probably need a larger heater that has the ability physically adjust the temperature.