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Costco Members: Bionaire Twin Window Fan

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$35

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Bionaire Twin Window Fan for $34.99. Shipping is free. Thanks PuvMan

Note, those without a membership may purchase w/ 5% non-member surcharge.

Features:
  • Remote Control
  • Digital Thermostat
  • 3-Speed Setting
  • Built-in Adjustable Extension Panel
  • Electrically Reversible Airflow Control
  • Programmable Electronic Digital Thermostat

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Offer valid through 6/21 while supplies last. You may find a lower price for in-store purchase, refer to the forum thread for additional information. -johnny_miller

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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: Bionaire Twin Window Fan for $34.99. Shipping is free. Thanks PuvMan

Note, those without a membership may purchase w/ 5% non-member surcharge.

Features:
  • Remote Control
  • Digital Thermostat
  • 3-Speed Setting
  • Built-in Adjustable Extension Panel
  • Electrically Reversible Airflow Control
  • Programmable Electronic Digital Thermostat

Editor's Notes

Written by johnny_miller | Staff
Offer valid through 6/21 while supplies last. You may find a lower price for in-store purchase, refer to the forum thread for additional information. -johnny_miller

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I bought two of these Bionaire window fans from Costco in 2009. I use them throughout the spring, summer, and fall and it really helps cool my rooms with fresh air. They turn on when the days are hot and automatically turn off when nights are cool. The airflow is pretty powerful and the motors are quiet.

The thermostat is very helpful. It shuts off the fan when the temperature reaches the set point. BTW, the thermostat can be turned off if you wish to run it on constant.

The remote control is a blessing. It is particularly useful in my living room so that I can turn the fan off as soon as I smell cigarette smoke coming from my neighbor. I can even reverse the airflow if too much of cigarette smell got into my apartment, turning this fan into an exhaust fan.

Thankfully this remote is not one of those credit card type ones with hard to press buttons and tiny watch batteries. This remote is ergonomically designed and its powered by two AAA batteries. I use Eneloop rechargeable ones and they work just fine throughout the hot season. The remote has decent buttons for power/speed, thermostat temperature up/down, airflow direction, thermostat on/off, and dual fan direction in/out/exchange. This remote has a small red LED light that turns on when we press any button. This light will stop turning on when the battery is very low.

The only problem with these fans is that the originals that I bought in 2009 are a little different than the ones that are sold since 2012. Over the years I've purchased five of them. The new ones (since 2012) start with a very high RPM which makes a loud fan noise and within two seconds they slow down to the correct speed. This is fine in day time but at night when we are asleep or trying to sleep, this can be a bit irritating every time the fans turn on with the high-RPM-start.

The originals fans from 2009 didn't have this high-RPM-start problem. Those old ones quietly started at the set speed.

Also, the temperature LED display in these new ones are very bright. Even with the dimming button at the lowest level, these new ones are still very bright. They originals fans from 2009 were relatively dimmer and could be dialed down further with the dimming button. So basically, the dimming button is useless these days.

Fortunately, I still have one of the two original fans from 2009. I use it in my bedroom because of it's quiet operation. The newer ones are in my living room.

The other one from 2009 broke because I left it on my window throughout the 2011 winter which made the plastic fan blades brittle and broke off because of my mistake. I should have kept that broken one and just replaced the fan blades because it was an original quiet type. Instead I returned it to Costco and bought a new one which is the louder high-RPM-start type and with very bright LED display.

I have La Crosse weather station in my living room with an outdoor temperature sensor placed on the outside of a closed window. When I notice that the outdoor temperature is hotter than indoors, like typical hot summer days/nights, then I just turn this fan off, remove it from the window, and turn on the AC. Over the years I have become so used to to installing and removing this fan from the window that I can do it with my eyes closed
I wanna be a bionaire, so f***ing bad
buy all of the fans i never had?

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Jun 8, 2020
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rainking12
Jun 8, 2020
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Saw this today at my local Costco for $29. I bought one last year and love it. Especially the exchange air feature.
Jun 9, 2020
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Tackies6754
Jun 9, 2020
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Quote from rainking12 :
Saw this today at my local Costco for $29. I bought one last year and love it. Especially the exchange air feature.
How does the exchange air feature work? Does one fan pull in air, while the other one push out stale air out the window?
Jun 9, 2020
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sdcpa
Jun 9, 2020
913 Posts
Quote from Tackies6754 :
How does the exchange air feature work? Does one fan pull in air, while the other one push out stale air out the window?
Yes. Exactly like that. You can do both fans in. Both fans out. Or one in and one out (you cannot pick which fan is the in/out on this third mode - though not sure why you'd want to pick).
Jun 9, 2020
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PossumLodge
Jun 9, 2020
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$29.99 in store.
Jun 9, 2020
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Coldtec
Jun 9, 2020
12 Posts
This thing runs and runs and runs with no issues ever, for me.
Jun 9, 2020
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lukejizzum
Jun 9, 2020
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I wanna be a bionaire, so f***ing bad
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Jun 9, 2020
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Joeyseven
Jun 9, 2020
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I agree with everyone else that says this is a great fan.
Might buy another one for a different room. thumbs up
Jun 9, 2020
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Chigga
Jun 9, 2020
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Quote from lukejizzum :
I wanna be a bionaire, so f***ing bad
buy all of the fans i never had?
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Jun 9, 2020
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boardssuccess
Jun 9, 2020
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Quote from rainking12 :
Saw this today at my local Costco for $29. I bought one last year and love it. Especially the exchange air feature.
As did I - love it !
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Golfer2000
Jun 9, 2020
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Quote from Consumer1337 :
Compare to this fan, Costco one is a great deal. more powerful. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JLV4...3Eb7KSG4DT
Pretty sure they serve different purposes
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tokzto
Jun 9, 2020
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So my office gets warm from noon to night, due to a 24/7 server and my workstation. But outside is hotter than inside (Las Vegas, 100+ degrees). Would this even help? If I exhaust the hot air and run air conditioning, it'd just exhaust the cool air-conditioned air right?
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Quote from addiboy :
A fan with a thermostat? I dont understand
When the temp drops outside around evening hours and the room still hot, the fan will run until it hits a temp that you set so it doesn't continue to pull the cold air in or when you are sleeping.

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Quote from tokzto :
So my office gets warm from noon to night, due to a 24/7 server and my workstation. But outside is hotter than inside (Las Vegas, 100+ degrees). Would this even help? If I exhaust the hot air and run air conditioning, it'd just exhaust the cool air-conditioned air right?
If outside is hotter, then no.

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