Honeywell HW-628 Twin Window Fan

It took me awhile to get this fan because some people had commented that it was noisy or that it was not powerful enough to blow-in or exhaust air. Well, none of those are the cases. This is an amazing fan. It is so powerful that I keep it in the lowest speed setting to keep my bedroom cool and airy. The thermostat works great. While I am away, it turns on the fan automatically as needed. Thus I no longer walk into a hot stuffy room when I come home from work.

A quick rundown of its features. The unit has two fans that work independently to blow-in fresh air from outside or exhaust air from inside. The settings for each fan are low, high, supper and off.

The thermostat knob if fully turned counterclockwise will keep the fans off until the room gets exceedingly hot. On the other had, if the knob if fully turned clockwise, will keep the fans running until the room gets exceedingly cold. Somewhere in the middle is the tipping point that turns the fan on or off depending on your desire room temperature.

The fan fits nicely in the window casing. My window has a screen, and it does not get in the way of the fan.

We really needed the fan. We only have one bathroom and it is adjacent to the living room. Having this fan in the bathroom window helps avoid any embarrassment from escaping aromas. It would be a bit loud for a small bedroom, but it does have great power when you need to cool off or aerate a room quickly.

This fan does a great job cooling down our bedroom. It also stays in the window fine without the extra hardware installed. However, it is not quiet. It is not obnoxiously loud, either. Overall, a good purchase.

I turned it to low power, the first level, it's still mad fast, Damn it, I am wondering if they can make it a forth choice. Right now I am only turn on one side and leave other side off. It's pretty comfortable and quiet. Well, it does what it suppose to do.

I have had 2 Honeywell window fans, and in the past I have been very pleased. I had been able to insert them vertically, and the wings have stayed in position to hold the fan. This product arrived with a window bracket that needs to be screwed into a wooden window frame. The wings collapse if used alone, and will not hold the fan. I called Honeywell to tell them that I have a METAL window frame, and that the bracket won't work. They told me this model is discontinued, and there is nothing they can do.