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Question: Does this heater have a "fan only" option so it may double as a regular fan in the hot summer months?
Document: I got the Lasko 6350 at Tar-jay back in January (around $50). Despite short-comings like beeping loudly at every button push, lack of a fan-only option, and an inconsistent thermostat, I was overall pretty content with its operation.I used it moderately to keep my bedroom comfortable from January through May or so, then gave it an extended summer vacation. Brought it back on the scene around early October.
Purchased the Lasko 5365 from Amazon 3/2011. Assembly required to attach base, but was easy and took about 10 minutes. Fan noise is very low, but the heater is able to effectively warm a 20' x 24' room during the cold winter months. Housing plastic parts remain cool to the touch - only the front metal grill gets hot. No tip over shut off.
I just ordered a different tower heater that does not have a stand and does have a fan-only option for when you just want some circulation and/or white noise.
This is great for large rooms, but using this in a smaller room may only require the low setting to get to the desired temp. And on that setting, the auto feature doesn't work. Second, it would be nice to have a no-fan setting, sort of like a radiator. But that's just me.Overall, a great little auxiliary room heater with some nice features at a good price.
I bought this unit to heat my small rancher. My house is raised just above the bay, and the water below can make the rooms and floors freezing in the fall and winter months. When I got the heater, I turned it on and my entire home was warmed up within 10 minutes. Its so easy to use and circulates the warmed air all throughout the rooms and hallway. The unit does not get hot to the touch, and all of its features are simple to operate and convenient.
This heater works exceptionally well. It provides lots of great and easy to use features. This thing is great for instant heat and will warm you up if you're sitting within 5-10 feet from it. Its rotating function is nice to have and the remote makes it simple and easy to use. The only drawback and reason I didn't give 5 stars is because it doesn't have an option to just use as fan to circulate air.
This could be a very good heater option for some people, if the features fit what you need.It takes up relatively little floor space, and the pedestal design puts the heater up a little higher, if that suits your needs. (A regular tower heater might be fine for lots of people, though. )It's 30 tall" and the base is a 12" circle.
I expect the fan would be very loud if it could push a lot of heat out. The oscillation option helps and we have a ceiling fan on also.I would recommend this one to my friends.
That would also mean it would switch on and off fewer times, and draw less peak electric current. Big oversight on the manufacturer's part.Though otherwise, it's about as quiet as fan heater could be, I imagine. If you need something quieter, look at something like theDeLonghi HHP1500 Mica Panel Radiator- very quiet, but the heat circulates only by convection (hot air rising), which might not work for all situations.This heater requires some assembly of the pedestal and base.
(I touched the face of it and held my hand to it on high setting, it is warm but not painfully hot. The entire rest of the unit stays so cool it is amazing! )Cons:-Control Panel is only visible from almost directly in front (I thought there was something wrong at first because I couldn't make out anything on it)-Timer Function: You may only set the timer to go for a certain length of time.
Answer: Unfortunately no it doesn't.