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Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by USMC80, Oct 9, 2013.

  1. USMC80

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    My wife is complaining (shocker) about the fan on the Hampton HI300 blowing too hard on her when shes sitting back in the chair. I saw you can buy a rheostat for the fan that you can control from the outlet. Will I be able to turn the fan even lower than the low setting on this stove?
     
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    Probably.
     
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    USMC80, I have heard the same as Dennis...that an add-on rheostat gives you a wider range of speeds...both on the low and high ends. No direct experience myself however.
     
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  4. USMC80

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    hmm don't wanna spend the 30 bucks unless it does, the low speed on insert is the highest I will probably ever run it. This thing since it sits out quite a bit puts off a lot of radiant heat!
     
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