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Question: This may be a dumb question (but cut me some slack LOL) how do you get the fan not to heat? I tried to get the fan to blow cool air and couldn't.
Document: I bought this elsewhere but wanted folks to know it failed after a few months.It just doesnt blow any warm air. I set it to like 70...or higher & you hear a lite sound but no heat, no fan no nothing. Pretty darn expensive to fail so quickly!
I had to convince my self to purchase a $400 fan but I did because I thought it was a mini air conditioner. I planned on cooling my bedroom and bathroom because I like it cooler than the rest of the house. It does nothing but blow air. On the heating side, same thing. It was cold a few nights ago so I thought instead of turning on heat for the entire house, I would heat my bedroom. It was a joke.
Well bought this fan and the ad says cool but it only moves air it does not have the ability to cool (like AC). So when your thinking about this product keep that in mind.I returned oursas we needed it to cool not as much for heat.
The only downside I've found is that with the fan turned up, standing 8-10 feet away can feel a bit drafty.In terms of prices, for $20 you are going to get a crude, cheap nichrome heater with an ineffective "thermostat". Now for $80 you can get a perfectly good ceramic heater with a remote and thermostat. The Dyson will give you much more air flow, heat circulation and a neat, safe design.
First off, the subject line may have me coming off as a fanboy, but let me explain. I think the comparison to Apple is apt, given that this space heater fan exudes an undeniably cool (no pun intended) vibe, despite performing a rather mundane function. What isn't immediately obvious is the thoughtful little design details that went into it.1. The controller has six buttons, five of which are immediately obvious: power, hot/cool, fan speed up/down.
Don't get me wrong...Dyson makes great products and it's a very cool little fan/heater...but I give this 1 star because for the price, this product needed to be outstanding and it's average!The positives include relatively quick heating and a fan that does not get hot and is not dangerous for small children and pets. It also doesn't really have a burning smell - except for the first few times using it.The negatives - it's pretty small!
My office is a bit too cool in winter and a bit too hot in summer, so this fills in the gaps. The warm air doesn't create that extreme heat dryness that the more common space heaters do, so the room is more comfortable. I especially like the remote which also controls the oscillation from across the room. Oscillator distributes warm/cool air evenly throughout the room. Could be lower in price, but I waited for it to go on sale.
I guess I expected that the heaters would make a little bit of noise since they're also fans and I've never had a fan that didn't make some noise. Overall I'm very satisfied with the performance of the heater. It does what I expected it to do, which is heat one 500 sq ft area in my house, and heat my bedroom which is about 300 sq ft.So the real question is "is this heater worth the money"? To me, I say absolutely.
The limitations I find on this product are as follows:1. The oscillate setting is not memorized by the fan. You have to constantly activate it every time you turn on the fan which can be annoying.2. The fan sits too low on the floor that it can be knocked onto depending on your room placement. I realize it is more efficient low on the floor to draw the cool air, but this thing needs to be a bit higher at least with an optional pedestal.3.
This may be how the unit 'samples' air for temperature measurement&#8212;or maybe some other safety reason.Anyway, unlike many other types of heaters, it wasn't ever completely silent.Here's why I returned it though. When I powered off the unit, it made a buzzing noise, similar to a fluorescent lamp ballast or a refrigerator compressor.
Answer: Turn the temperature control down to 32 degrees. That should do the trick!