Can you override the thermostat, we leave the fan in the window all year for the smokers in the house.
1830197
You can run the unit continuously. Please see the manual for further instructions; http://bit.ly/1dZvqSz.
1830198
yes you can--I have been running mine 24/7 for almost 2 years now. All you have to watch for are power outages and power flickers, it shuts down right away.
223431
No. What you have is a knob that has low, medium and high. I have not had any problem with this setup, I don't know if a thermostat would make a difference. If I had a furnace yes a thermostat is what you want.I prefer to control the unit myself.
99251
There is a built in thermostat at the bottom. You could put a remote thermostat but would have to be wired in.
1057091
Yes. You can set it at 72 and leave it at 72. Or any other temp for that matter. This is a very good unit quiet, and energy efficient. It is our second one. The other lasted 20 years.
1574386
I have not. But, when this heater reaches the desired temperature as set on the control knob, the heating element shuts off while the fan continues until the elements actually cool down. Adding an external timer or thermostat would remove all power to the unit and defeat the units cool down process.
1472411
It does not appear that you can change the fan if it goes out. But, since the fan is the largest part, it would be price prohibitive to replace it.
1197925
You can set the thermostat so that the fan will automatically turn on (or off) when the room temperature rises above (or below) the set temperature. [It normally displays the current room temperature - except when you are Setting it to a start temperature].
585508
No the fan on only, has no program available. The Heat or Cool settings are programrable.
2058219
As you can see from the other answers, turn the thermostat all the way down.
1255046
Yes. Ours is in the garage for that reason. Sometimes we use it I the bathroom with the window open and the fan on. But we love it anyway. Worth the trouble. Makes great coffee. We have given it to several friends and family members, warning them about the smoke problem.
537071
Yes we use our garage in the winter as a smoking area for guest and have a small heater in there. There is a noticible differance in how often the heater comes on.
455031
The thermostat retains the last settings if that is your question. If power is out, your HVAC is out of commission anyway :-)
654561
Yes...there are 3 settings...air from outside, exhaust the inside air outside and 1 going inside while the other fan blows out.
1652528
You could do that, if you are going to go that route. ?, I would buy a quality extension cord and wire it in to the thermostat box on the fan. I put mine on a light switch so I could turn it off in the winter months.
1336120
Yes, but there's a way to avoid this extra cost if you have a gas/oil/propane furnace by switching the C wire for the G wire, both at the thermostat and the HVAC. The only drawback is that you won't be able to turn on/off the fan on demand, but the HVAC controls this automatically and I really don't change the fan settings anyway. Here's the "secret" tutorial to do it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BftoUCnKYls
44303
Hi Marc. The included thermostat is in that box you see at the end of the power conduit leading to the fan. This thermostat could easily be replaced by anything else you want to use to control power to the fan.
866613
This can be set on "hi" or "low", both of which bypass the thermostat and are not auto off. Or you can use the thermostat settings which are auto off based on room temp (though the thermostat temp settings seem inaccurate)