Does this unit permit me to override ozone automatic sensors so I can "blast" an enclosed area like a car, without it turning off ozone production?
1746813
There is a button called, "Away." Set fan and purify to high, set the number of hours, and push "away." It will blast ozone for the number of hours you set it for.
1746814
Yes, when you turn the ozone up to the highest level, the ozone will not turn off until you do so manually. You can also use the AWAY mode which will turn the ozone up to the highest level, and run it on the units built in timer.
1524942
I do not believe so, unless it is automatic switching. There is no way to adjust. BTW this thing worked great for a few months until one day I woke up to that putrid burning electronics smell and found smoke pouring out of it and it was far too hot to handle. Had to wear an oven mitt just to unplug. Your results may vary.
558496
No, it's just a fan wrapped in foam with a passive filter in front. It's not a high voltage air purifier that could generate ozone.
2183080
I just plugged it into the regular plug in the kitchen (does not require a higher volt). You probably don't want to plug it at head level, because you will smell the ozone too strong. I plugged it lower. Works good. We're pleased.
1374448
NO ....absolutely NOT . You cannot change to auto climate from manual. You are missing temp sensors, fan speed pulse wave controls, and wiring.
1537291
No, however slightest touch on the sensor will set it off. Which is a good thing! We have two.
1483461
My unit did that when I was in a couple inner city settings; don't know if it was the limitations from the tall bldgs. or other signals in the city, but unit still functioned flawlessly. When I am out and away from city environments there is no problem. Since it did not interfere with the unit operation at any time, I don't think I would let it bother me.
1841587
This unit should be able to handle the job if the heat is to be in a controlled space where the sensor can turn it off and onwithin the programmed temperature setting.
1269760
I know for a fact it can be but that it is against code virtually everywhere to do that. This should only be an issue if you sell the home or there is an accident the sensors would have stopped. When I sold my house it came up in the inspection report. I had kept the sensors but the buyer also did not want them installed.
1704376
Yes it has the ability to reset the codes. I did that for my O2 sensor error code. But if you dont deal with the reason for the error, the code will come up again.
2154790
Yes you can have a choice to turn off ozones.you can turn your fan on high or low.you do have to replace filters .but if you rinse them and keep them clean.it will one to two years or more before you need to replace filters.plus I had a alpine. Air machine .cost was.like 600.00 And I have to say this machine can do everything. Them high price machines can do.do get one you're going to love it.and it dose cut back on dust..I love my machine..
1138650
I am not sure about this one...I have this set up in locations that are outside and get triggered easily. My inbox would be crazy overloaded if I had this enabled. Not sure of the capabilities on that area...sorry not much help.
1306703
No. I believe it has an ionizer, but does not produce Ozone. I used it in a Large Yukon and did not notice that it ever did anything to help. It may work better in a Honda Civic.
905972
No. You need a custom tune for that. There are ways to trick the sensor into thinking it is working.
628727
I research online and yes it can be turn off. Also, Jay M is mistaken in the answer, yes it does produce ozone but it produces in lower quantity, less than 0.5, but having it on all the time can be a hazard for your health due to the quantity of ozone on the area after long period of running
2123439
No, you cannot turn off the ozone elements, but you can reduce the "room size" setting so that it produces less ozone. It is certianly meant to be used intermittently. It is a great product...really works...cleans the air, doesn't just cover up. I hav eowned one for 8 years.
13032
I don't believe so but I'm not for sure. I use mine to detect air volume from the main H&AC; unit line which then activates a supplemental air booster off a 90 degree turn.