does this unit have temperature control? what is lowest temperature setting?
317269
No temperature control. I think once it reaches a certain temperature it stays there. Provides quite a bit of heat. When I don't want so much heat I put something heavy between the tray and the food.
317270
No, it is on or off.Prior reviews suggest some confusion about what this product is. It is *not* a cooking appliance. It is meant to prolong the temperature of already hot serving dishes. Ideally, it is heated, unplugged, and set in a table or buffet. The core maintains that heat and helps to negate any heat lost to the room around.You can also keep it plugged in for extended warming, in which case it will cycle on and off to maintain a temperature set by the manufacturer. It has a relatively short cord and I would only recommend doing this if it's set aside, on a buffet for instance. No, it is on or off.Prior reviews suggest some confusion about what this product is. It is *not* a cooking appliance. It is meant to prolong the temperature of already hot serving dishes. Ideally, it is heated, unplugged, and set in a table or buffet. The core maintains that heat and helps to negate any heat lost to the room around.You can also keep it plugged in for extended warming, in which case it will cycle on and off to maintain a temperature set by the manufacturer. It has a relatively short cord and I would only recommend doing this if it's set aside,... » Read More No, it is on or off.Prior reviews suggest some confusion about what this product is. It is *not* a cooking appliance. It is meant to prolong the temperature of already hot serving dishes. Ideally, it is heated, unplugged, and set in a table or buffet. The core maintains that heat and helps to negate any heat lost to the room around.You can also keep it plugged in for extended warming, in which case it will cycle on and off to maintain a temperature set by the manufacturer. It has a relatively short cord and I would only recommend doing this if it's set aside, on a buffet for instance. « Show Less
317271
Never got a chance to find out. As soon as I plugged it in, it started smoking, then caught fire and burned through my tablecloth and pad. Thank goodness we got it unplugged and outside before it did permanent damage to the table. Smelled up the entire house. This was on Christmas Day. RUN from this product.
317272
This unit was purchased as a gift. The unit heats up to a pretty high temperature, but then when unplugged, stays "warm" for quite a while. Not sure exactly how high the temperature gets before it cuts off, but it is an attractive food warmer. Keeps things warm for about an hour.
1266320
There is no way of setting the temperature. You can leave the unit on as long as you like - there is no timer and no automatic shut off. The only way of knowing the temperature is to take the temperature with a thermometer while the unit is on.
1684494
It has a thermostat on the back that seems to be fairly accurate and maintains temperature fairly well but it is set by trial an error. Set it - wait - adjust if too hot or too cold- wait - repeat. Once you find your sweet spot it doesn't take much tweaking. I love the unit.
569272
There is a dial on the outside of the unit. I started with the temperature high but kept reducing it until comfortable and that was the low setting.
1030708
No, I just tried and the lowest temperature it can be set to is 55 deg F. I read that this is to prevent damage to certain heating equipment.
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.
1684492
No. It does have a knob for temp setting, but without specific degrees. Also my Dimples quit work lass than a year I got it. The company did send me new internal parts at no charge.
1170088
no. there is a key pad on the front of the unit so you can select the temperature that you would like. Its worked great for us so far. Good luck
569772
Yes, it has heat control. It also lists recommended settings for common foods.
878046
No adjustable thermostat and sealed unit. Mine did NOT heat the water to 110F more like 85F too cold for what I wanted it for (to heat up water when I changed out the water in my 2 person hot-tub. Mine also stopped working after two months. per website "Built-in thermostatic control maintains water temperature between 85°F and 110°F"
2184072
It has no precise temperature control. Top knob has min/max setting while the lower knob has 1 to 6 levels. We normally use min/6 overnight and keeps the bedroom reasonably warm.
893853
The lowest thermostat/temp setting is 60 degrees. This is a great air conditioner.
1411695
Yes. It has a dial. There are no specific temperature settings on the dial (no numbers), but it is variable.
1020727
Hello! It does have volume and temp control but its range is minimal. There is not much to it. It goes from off to hot. Im not overly impressed with it. Hope that answers your question.
2176233
This heater does have thermostatic control. You have the option of setting the heater from 60 to 85°. You also have the option of using the timer.
1872934
There's no temperature control setting because all you do is plug it in and give it time. You can just try to give it less time plugged in so it doesn't heat up as much.
1646937
High Tech Man, if I can find the manual I will check to see if it provides degree ratings but my recollection is that it does not. Neither the remote control nor the unit itself provides degree indicators, just lights signifying low, medium, high. While I have no way of knowing the temperature setting, I can tell you that the lowest setting is pretty low. Sorry I couldn't be of more use.