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Assists and maximizes the airflow from central air units to pull the air back into your rooms
Built-in thermostat automatically turns fan on at the set temperature
Quiet and efficient
Model number CM300B22

Canadian Tire Warranty:

This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

NoCyclone Booster Fan

Overall Rating

2.8 out of 5

Quality

2.7 out of 5

Features

3.7 out of 5

Performance

3 out of 5

4 Assists and maximizes the airflow from central air units to pull the air back into your rooms. Built-in thermostat automatically turns fan on at the set temperature. Quiet and efficient.

Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Quality

1 out of 5

Features

4 out of 5

Performance

2 out of 5

TJMcK

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not impressed

Date:August 16, 2011

"The features I liked, it turned on every time my furnace started... which is what I wanted. I think it helped move the air a little bit. BUT I didn't have the product even six months and it stopped working (just a hum and it's hot) -- probably motor is dead. I know there's a one year warranty so I hope I saved the receipt..."

-2points

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Quality

2 out of 5

Features

2 out of 5

Performance

2 out of 5

MONTYMAN

Location: mississauga

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Seemed Like a good idea

Date:July 8, 2011

"It really seems like a good idea in theory, but put into practice it kind of falls short. I have a very tall narrow house and it was my hope that this would help to drive cool air up... I too suffered from a very hot top floor while my basement was freezing. It didn't work. It just seems easier to reduce the temp of the air-conditioner and have the fan blowing all the time and use the ceiling fans. Really no energy cost savings. They are also noisy, like any fan would be. I could see it working in a non air-conditioned setting, but it didn't work for my application."

-2points

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Overall Rating

5 out of 5

Quality

5 out of 5

Features

5 out of 5

Performance

5 out of 5

thornhilldude

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Great product for this hot summer

Date:July 8, 2010

"I had a common problem. Cold air sits in the basement none upstairs. 78 degrees F upstairs at night.
I had blocked basement vents and returns and main floor returns (common practice for this issue) and still only a few degrees relief.

I bought 3 of these , one for front bedroom 1 for back bedroom and one for middle bedroom.
I also monitor the temp and humidity in the bedroom.

They work great I leave my central air blower on all the time, and these really do the work to pull the cold air up.
My bedroom on days when it is scorching is 70 to 71 degrees F. 50-60% humidity
Also my central air last year ran all the time non stop.
This year for hours on end it is idle. It is 12 years old and I would like it to last longer and now it will. I look forward to seeing a much lower power bill.
All the house is now way better balanced and installation literally took 30 seconds.

This is a great product and am one picky guy.
I give a strong recommendation.
I dont work for these guys I am your average consumer.
I would buy this again and am recommending it to Friends.
I think this is a Canadian product and made in Toronto. We should support our own guys and gals."

+48points

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Overall Rating

2 out of 5

Goodkid

Location: Ottawa, Ontario.

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Not quite strong enough...

Date:January 21, 2010

"I bought this product, thinking that it would blow a good quantity of air or suck the hot hair from the vents to allow me to dry some wet mittens, hats, etc on a wire rack over it, but the volume of air it moves is quite small. Purchasing an oscillating fan w/heat would be much more effiicient, or an in line vent-fan."

-22points

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air flow stats

Question:

anyone have the stats for air flow? (cubic feet per minute). Thanks

Anonymous

- Bowmanville, ON

8 months ago

Answer:

The airflow is 45 CFM (cubic feet per minute).

CanadianTireTeam

6 months ago

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What happens when the furnace stops

Question:

Once the furnace stops, does this fan keep running? If so, then it would just be pulling in cold air (in the winter). Or is it designed to shutoff once the furnace stops?

steve1

1 year, 3 months ago

Answer:

IT IS HOOKED IN YOUR DUCT SYSTEM NOT OUTSIDE AND IT HAS A TEMPERATURE SWITCH BUILT IN SET THE SWITCH TO THE TEMP AND IT RUNS UNTIL THAT TEMP IS REACHED THIS UNIT WOULD BE USED WHERE YOU HAVE A EXTRA LONG RUN OF DUCT WORK AND IT IS NOT HOOKED TO FURNACE MOTOR EVEN IF RUNNING IT IS GOOD TO CIRCULATE HOUSE AIR AND IN WINTER YOU ARE BETTER OFF RUNNING YOUR FURNACE MOTOR CONSTANTLY FOR MORE EVEN HOUSE TEMP AND THIS ALSO REDUCES COLD SPOTS AND THE COST IS MINIMAL TO RUN FURNACE MOTOR ALL FURNACES HAVE A SUMMER/WINTER ON/OFF BLOWER SWITCH AND WITH FAN RUNNING YOUR HOUSE IS PRESSURED FROM INSIDE TO OUTSIDE OTHERWISE YOU DONT GET INCOMING COLD DRAFTS