does it blow warm air ,or do you need to have a fan in the room?
573093
Neither. It is a heat radiator. That is, it gets hot and the heat radiates away from it. Just lilke the old days when a furnace heated water to steam and that steam then went to in-room radiators. These use electricity instead of steam to heat the fins. No fans necessary. Very effective, very nice comfortable heat. Probably the most expensive way to warm a house, as opposed to a gas furnace, but much more comfortable than blown hot air. Hope this helps.
573094
There is no fan on the heaters, they work by convection meaning the cold air enters the bottom of the heater and the warm air exits the top. If the heater is sized big enough for the room there won't be a need for a fan. The natural movement of the air will heat the room.
573095
this heater works by convection cold air from the floor gets pulled in the bottom of the heater the heating element heats the air the heated air flows out of the top of the heater...no fan is necessary.
1039377
No, it doesn't. It needs to be close to the air flow. I turn on the ceiling fan to make the air circulate
401725
No, this unit doesn't cool. The fan blows and osculates the warm air around the room, but does not cool.
1466189
I would have a fan going and windows or the door open. It does have an odor, but if you ventilate the room it's fine.
580428
Its not a heater nor an air conditioner. It circulates the air in the room like a blade fan would except there are no blades to catch dust or fingers.
1206369
It doesn't have any fans so dont expect this to cool the device. However, if you are using on lap or bed or couch where there will be no vent. This will definately help you keep the device cool and vented.
393400
Yes, there is a fan that blows the heat into the room. You can choose to allow the heater to oscillate or to remain fixed. The actual surface are of the heater/blower is small, and taller than it is wide. The force of the fan is not so much that it will blow paper across the room. I hear the fan when the heater is on, but I do not find it too noisy. Recently when our daughter was sleeping on our porch (a cold Thanksgiving weekend in Minnesota) she set the fan at 70 degrees and let it run all night. Its turning on and off did not wake her.
509827
Yes it does have a fan. Since the unit turns itself off, wear and tear on the fan is minimal. Thanks.
649342
Not sure I understand the question I use the fan to move hot air from my living room where I have I wood burning Stove. In the summer I move air conditioned air from living room inti othe r areas in house It does both well.
1797302
Yes there is a fan blower and it has 2 settings and will warm up a small room but I never use because apt is always too hot already
2173139
Has a small fan to distribute the heat. I have it set up in a finished basement that can get pretty cool both summer and winter. The area is large and the heater does deliver decent heat . It doesn't 't cook the room but definitely takes the chill out of the room.
988392
It does have a fan, it isn't as loud as other heaters/fans I have had. It is as low hum but I like it because it shuts out a lot of noise at night.
692092
Depends on the air in the room. It circulates air, which will make it feel cooler on warm days, but chillier on cool days. It's a fan, not an air conditioner.
2084215
Yes! This fan moves a ton of air! We have it in our living room and hardly ever turn it on high. Slow or medium usually cools the room down nicely.
2020204
Rather than a blower per se, it has a circulation fan. It can be heard from across the room but not overly noisy. Also a filter for that on the back of the unti can be washed time to time. On my second winter season with this unit and it is going strong and warms my loft nicely. Much prefer this over the forced air furnace.
1574797
No. This is just a fan, not an air conditioner. It blows the air that is in the room around and works the same way every other fan works.
1441329
It works pretty well in a small room. It exchanges the air over a period of time. I don't think it works well when there is lots of humidity outside. This is not a high velocity fan!