So the off/on lever means the temperature can be adjusted, the lever turned off and when turned back on it is the same temperature?
219413
The water already in the hose will remain the same temp for a short while, then get cooler the longer you go without turning the lever back on. After turning the lever on, the stream will return to the same temp as before.
219414
If you leave it off for a long time the temperature of the water will drop, but as soon as you open the it back up and you let the water run for a couple of seconds it will be the same temperature it originally was.
219415
Yes, you adjust your water temperature with the faucets and the lever turns it off and on and the temp stays the same.
1990827
There is a knob for setting the temperature it is not graduated by degrees but low to hot. Also a low to high fan speed I hope this is helpful mm
77860
Hello. I am not sure of the temperature in degrees, but the settings for the control is: Off, Low, Medium, High. I find that having it on Medium works for most of my needs. Hope that helps!
199990
Yes, there is just on and off. No way to adjust the temperature except by putting layers on top of the pad. I always leave it on. I put it away in the summer and plug it in and turn it on in the fall. I'm in my second winter with this pad. It still works perfectly.
138653
Whether the switch is 'on' or 'off' it appears the same. The 'off' paddle must be pushed to shut the equipment off. I guess to answer your question, the 'off' lever is down when the switch is 'on'.
639932
Yes, as is apparent in the photo. The knob allows you to turn in on and choose between two heat settings and, of course, turn it off.
41956
It only comes on when the temp drops a certain amount. If the temp is staying around 5 degrees above ambient, it will be off.
1215464
I believe the two settings are "always on" and "timed temp on/off". I like the adjustable temp setting and timer control. Nice little heater
1740348
Switch on handle turns on power. Pops to off when temp is reached, boiling in our case. Light on base shows when power is on/off. Lever above light sets desired temp. We always leave this control at the highest setting to reach a boil for tea & coffee.
1627541
The short answer is there isn't any difference. The long answer: A mechanical thermostat has built in hysteresis, meaning, it will go a couple degrees above the set temperature before it shuts off and a couple degrees below the set temperature before it turns on. If it's set at 70 degrees, it wouldn't be unusual to find the temperature dropping to 67 degrees before the thermostat turns on. As a result, people might see the lower than set-point temperature, and turn the thermostat up to compensate. That will use more energy. My experience with the Honeywell thermostat shows it stays on temperature. Set it to 70 degrees, and it stays there. It makes for a more comfortable room because the temperature doesn't vary like a mechanical thermostat.
1394742
I usually just turn it off when I'm done taking my temperature. When I hit the off button the screen will light up for a second so that I can see what my temperature is. It saves your temperature so when you turn it on again, the temperature will still be there. I don't think there is a way to keep the light on though.
1196987
No individual settings, as both hot and cold are on a single lever. We use the valve either full on, or full off.
1651730
It's always slightly warmer than ambient temperature which, is essentially shut down. It warms when weight is applied then cools when not in use.
1684495
Yes it has a temperature control but it is not a degree. When it is hot enough back it down until it turns off and then it will set at that setting.
1482817
The bottom lever on the side is the temperature control. Pressing in the knob on the lever allows you to adjust from the standard setting to warmer or colder.
1505624
It has two temperatures that are set to turn it on and off. It's a switch with a computer in it that can control an external device via it temperature probe. IE: You can set it an external unit to turn on at 66 degrees F and to turn off at 64 degrees F to keep your temperature at 65 degrees
1847206
Both. On/off and heat dial from 1-30. Doesn't indicate the degrees, though.