The author, Larry Magid, installed a Mitsubishi mini-split heating and air conditioning system in his 1950s-era Eichler house. While the system worked well in the upstairs bedroom, it struggled to heat the larger downstairs area. The issue was due to a partition wall and single-pane glass on the outside facing walls, which made it difficult for the heated air to reach the kitchen and dining area. The author’s contractor suggested installing a second unit or a large fan to redirect the heat. The author opted for the fan solution and used a Dreo 16-inch 25 DB smart air circulator fan. The fan worked well and was controlled via a smartphone app or voice assistants. To monitor the temperature in the kitchen and dining area, the author used a smart thermostat controller from Sensibo or Cielo, which was connected to an Echo Dot with a temperature sensor. The setup allowed the author to control the temperature and fan speed remotely and create routines for different times of the day.
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