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Meanwhile, the idea behind the speed/trainer pairing is that you can replicate going faster into a headwind (get it?), by pairing it to the speed of the trainer. As you go down a hill you’ll feel the wind in your face (or crotch), and vice-versa going uphill. Of course, most of us work harder going uphill, so most of us want that cooling there instead – real world realities be damned. Most Bluetooth bathroom vents don’t limit you in terms of where you can position them too. As long as you wire them properly, you can have models installed directly above your shower and bathtub too. Entertainment Looking at each of the options individually, first is the manual control pad on the front of the fan. This has buttons for powering it on as well as increasing the fan speed in four steps. Also, it allows you to change it to HR/Speed mode.
Despite my substantial collection of trainers, I have a very minimal fan collection. I’m just not an experienced collector in that genre. The last time I bought a fan for my trainer was a decade ago (seen here). I got it at the end of summer in the clearance section at Target. It’s unlikely I paid more than tens of dollars for it. It’s lasted me until just a few weeks ago, when I tripped on a trainer and then fell onto the base and snapped the plastic frame that holds the metal legs. This was like the 3rd time I’ve done that, and this time I re-broke it in a bad way. Of course, as I said above – to each their own. If you get the fan, I have no doubt you’ll enjoy it (I liked using it too). But if you just buy that crazy power strip and four smaller fans…I suspect you’ll be pretty happy with that too. Whatever floats your boat. More interesting is the pairing pieces though. When you switch over to either of the two sensor control modes the fan will start doing a proximity pairing to the nearest heart rate or trainer sensor (depending on which mode you’re in). Thus you can essentially tap your heart rate strap to it, or bring your fan close to your trainer to ensure it connects to the right one. Or, if there’s only one sensor of those types around, it’ll find it by itself. When it does so it’ll stop blinking the blue light and show it as paired. I'm a little confused about the comments. What is the purpose of this product? It is a fan yes, but it is also a unqiue innovative product on the market. Price must be seen in context.If you’re someone who trains indoors a lot, you know that it can take forever to set up your workout space properly and little interruptions during your ride can really take the wind out of your sails (literally). Keep the wind in your sails, at whatever speed you want, by getting a fan with a remote. Better yet, the best fans for cycling indoors keep things super simple with WiFi connectivity, so you can use your always-nearby smartphone to keep in control—a fan remote doesn’t do much good if it’s lost behind a workbench. Keep It Quiet In my case, the manual wasn’t inside the box since I expect it wasn’t ready yet when the boxes left the factory. Don’t worry, you don’t really need one – especially after you read this post.
The fan is built for 4-inch existing ducts, which are common in most newer homes. You can install it right over your tub or shower for the most effective humidity control; no more steamy mirrors or musty odors. And this isn't a loud fan; when on, its sound level is 1.0 sones, which is about the same as the hum from your refrigerator. It is non-obtrusive in appearance and is easy to wipe clean of dust and smears when needed. Our only complaint about the fan is that it doesn't have an included light, and it doesn't give you any speed options. Still, this is a great choice for most bathrooms, and installing it is easy enough for most experienced DIYers. All of this works quite well enough, though, Wahoo gave me a small tip which I’d echo: Don’t set your actual max HR value here. Meaning, let’s say your max HR value is 185BPM. If you set that as your max HR value, you’ll never get 100% fan speed, even if you’re still dying at 170BPM up Alpe du Zwift. Instead, set the max fan HR speed for whatever point you actually want it to be. In my case, I’d put that towards the edge of Z2/Z3 HR. Like Ray said – it’s not necessary (just like the Wahoo desk isn’t), but everyone who buys one loves it. Kinda like smart trainers at the start… It is a no-nonsense design with a plain white grill face that can blend into any wall fixture. This is probably the Bluetooth bathroom fan that is most similar in terms of look to your regular bathroom exhaust fan, only, better and without the rambling noise. Think: A floor fan jammed onto a spike. These are an excellent option if you want the fan at face height but don’t have a spot to place a floor fan up high. While pedestal fans work well, they can be slightly limiting if you want your airflow to hit your core and the stand is too high and unadjustable. Be sure to take into account how you’ll be using this one and where exactly you want the air. Ceiling fan
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When it uses “speed,” is that trainer speed only? Or also Zwift speed? After all, trainer speed often doesn’t correspond with Zwift speed, especially when drafting or coasting down a hill.
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