temp settings in 1 degree increments or 5 ?? I need 72 and the 1 we have now goes from 70 to 75 to 80etc.
332388
Yes, temperature settings are in 1 degree increments, so you can set it at 72. Also the timer option goes from 0 hr - 8 hr in 1 hr increments as well.
21831
I am not sure. On low we're supposed register it at 100, but I find it is not a true reading. It seems to run hotter on all settings. The more I use mine, the less satisfied I am with this product.
1123749
Just don't plan on this one being sensitive at all. It might have a 10-15 degree range... Like you set it for 70, it might kick on at 80...
1310256
I have just adjusted it as high as it will go -96 degrees! Hopefully, you will never need to turn it up that high.
956760
If the room temperature is 65, why do you even need the AC on But for that moment I would set it at 75 to insure it does not get any higher than this
314708
The temperature range on the unit is TOTALLY dependent on the ambient temperature. The key point is that the unit can only cool to a maximum differential (ambient to internal) of 35 degrees. So, if the ambient is 75 degrees, it could conceivably cool to 45 degrees. My unit has proven that actual case. However, if the ambient is 86 degrees, the unit will only cool to 51 degrees. I have also seen that condition with my unit.
431641
140 farenheit I have mine set at 125 The manual tells you how to change it from the 120 factory maximum, it is very easy to change.
731095
Stevie, this is not the unit you want if you need that much control of the heat. It has preset increments, which jump at least 10 degrees each time. Like from 350 to 365, one shining example.
1241503
Just get a Cuisinart pot/kettle and set it to whatever temp you want and it beeps and (if you want) holds at that temp. Five degree increments and 175 is one setting. No mess with stovetop or anything else. It's a breeze and you'll never go back to stovetop boiling of water. Hit the switch in the morning and you are all set in a minute or two.
85510
I live in the desert southwest and keep mine in the corner near a sliding glass door and a big window and mine stays at 54 all the time (I did not set the cooler compartment colder because I have all reds), but I keep my house at 76 degrees. Given the light mine gets during the day I would think you will keep the temperature you want in an 80 degree house
1685380
On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
221350
I believe I read 500 degrees. Maybe it was 450 - I just remember thinking it was above and beyond what I would ever require. Hope that helps!
387330
As far as I know you can set the temp to what ever you want. I have only set my unit to 50, but never tried setting any lower.
314709
You can adjust the numbers from 44 to 64 on my unit. But the true temperature range inside the unit is narrower. I keep one side set at 52 for white and the other at 62 for red. In the summer, when my home thermostat is set at 76 (to save on the A/C bill), the white wine section doesn't get down to 52. It stays several degrees higher than that. In cooler months, like now and throughout the winter, the unit has no trouble maintaining 52. It has trouble in warm weather because this unit uses a heat pump to remove heat from the interior of the unit. The heat pump works best when the air in the room is cool. You can adjust the numbers from 44 to 64 on my unit. But the true temperature range inside the unit is narrower. I keep one side set at 52 for white and the other at 62 for red. In the summer, when my home thermostat is set at 76 (to save on the A/C bill), the white wine section doesn't get down to 52. It stays several degrees higher than that. In cooler months, like now and throughout the winter, the unit has no trouble maintaining 52. It has trouble in warm weather because this unit uses a heat pump to remove heat from the interior of the unit. The heat pump works best when the air in the... » Read More You can adjust the numbers from 44 to 64 on my unit. But the true temperature range inside the unit is narrower. I keep one side set at 52 for white and the other at 62 for red. In the summer, when my home thermostat is set at 76 (to save on the A/C bill), the white wine section doesn't get down to 52. It stays several degrees higher than that. In cooler months, like now and throughout the winter, the unit has no trouble maintaining 52. It has trouble in warm weather because this unit uses a heat pump to remove heat from the interior of the unit. The heat pump works best when the air in the room is cool. « Show Less
956759
If the room temperature is 65, why do you even need the AC onBut for that moment I would set it at 75 to insure it does not get any higher than this
253530
There is no numeric temperature setting. After I run it for a while I check the room temperature on the thermostat connected to my furnace. As others have said, you can just work it up and down until you find a comfortable temperature. I've found that each increment corresponds to about a 2 degree difference in room temperature.
1739543
I found this to be about 12 degrees on the unit I had. I stopped using it, because the company told me there was no way to adjust it.