does this fan have a battery so it can work at night?
1827634
No battery but...I think if you are clever with solar storage batteries & converters you could make it work. olivia
1827635
No it does not. Only works during sunlight hours. Also stops working when shaded. The thermostat turns the fan on when it reaches 85 degres and shuts off when it reaches 65 degrees.
1827636
The fan is connected directly to the solar panel with no battery. But for me, it's good. I see no point in ventilating an area when the sun isn't heating up the place.
1827637
There is no battery. The fan can operate only when there is enough sunlight. The thermostat switches on the the fan when the temperature reaches 85 F. The thermostat shuts off the fan when the temperature drops to 65 F.
1827638
The fan does not come with a battery for night operation. Only works during sunlight hours.
831784
I bought this fan to replace one that was hit by lightning because it did have remote control which has a battery pack that makes the remote work. To answer your question, it is my understanding that it does not have such "batterpack and is not able to support a remote without that part being added to fan assembly. So No, unless you want the added expense and installation of that part. It is a pull string operation that can be turned on and off with a wall switch. Hope that helps!
267274
No, it has a blocking diode to prevent it from discharging the battery at night but no auto shut off
891507
The fan is powered either via USB cable or batteries. It does not come with batteries. You can use rechargeable batteries if you like, but the fan will not recharge them when plugged in.
1358021
This itme only works with electricty. There is no place for batteries for this fan.
1180938
No it doesn't, but it doesn't turn on in the day time or if it is next to a porch light that is on....I've had mine for about a year and haven't had to replace the batteries
1070925
It has a fan that requires attachment to a 12v battery source. We have it wired directly to one of the batteries.
701887
Yes, unless you wire the fan wires to a switch, or install an in line thermostat (Sold on Amazon), or have your mechanic wire the fan wires so when the engine is turned off so is the power to the fan meaning don't have him/her wire to run directly off the battery. Hope this helps.
2056046
If you don't mind that the back light will not be constantly on, you can run this thermostat off of batteries.If you have the wire providing power to the thermostat, you can set the back light to stay on which is very nice at night. The batteries at this point provide backup, but then if there is no power, the fan in the house for the HVAC system wouldn't be working either. It's just there in that case to hold settings including the time and date.
1283631
No. The only light on it is a light to warn you when battery power is getting low.
726836
In a word, "No". Its cradle that can be mounted on a wall or door has the contacts that charge up the 9.6 volt battery in the machine that runs the fan motor. Very handy. Had mine for years.
1401148
Hi - This fan is electric only, it does not work with batteries. Hope this helps.
2097286
There is no fan and no battery. It is radiant heat. It heats the back panel, which radiates out.
1980422
Yes, both of mine came with a cord to recharge it. The first fan we wore out with 12 hours of daily use over several years. Also, the first fan came with an extra back-up battery. The second one that I purchased several years later did not so I saved the batteries from the first fan although I never needed the extra battery.
1082031
Yes, the battery was included with my fan. The battery is a Nokia style phone battery , part number BL-5C. 3.7 volt 700 mAh .
750327
Not sure about that. The instructions listed D batteries, which clearly weren't useful. Fan only worked for one day.
304416
Depends on the kind of battery and how frequently you use the fan. Using the fan an hour a day the battery is good for about a month then starts weakening so that the fan slows down.