what degree offset is it? I think I need 0 degree
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The right helical I *think* is 3 degrees. I shoot mine through a biscuit and they hold up well if you put a spot of glue at the front and rear of the vane.
301482
I beleave you are talking about the blade tilit 0 to 45 degrees. You must back off the lock nut to operate it, ( black lever in center of larger nob ) check and make sure the blade is not binding on the guard or kick back. Follow instruction manual to calibrate the degree setting.
1567641
no, simply zero where you wish, it will measure the angle from that "starting" point.
682313
My Dimplex does not have a degree scale on the thermostat. It just has reference numbers. I keep my woodshop at around 55 degrees. I set the thermostat between numbers 1 and 2.
548282
start around 62degrees and go up from there. hope it works for you. mine quit working after a while. i'll leave at that. good luck.
1684497
No you can't set a specific degree, but you can however turn the heat "up and down." The difference between high and low isn't that huge but it does make a difference in a small space. It's a great little heater for the money, but if you want fancy features like that you might have to spend a little more.
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110 but I would NOT recommend this to anyone! I had one,,,temp had a 6-8 degree variant than what it showed. They sent me as new one, same thing. I know 2 other people that have had the same experience. JUNK,,,IMHO
1859587
It has a differential that can be set.. I currently use a degree c differential.
948259
This is a previous answer we have published: The offset from the horizontal line is 18 Degrees. therefore the distance/height=tan(72 deg). ie. that if you want to view an object which is 2' high, at a distance of 30' your height=2'+30'/tan(72deg) or 12' high or more. For further questions, please contact our technical support toll free number (855)464-7226 ext 100. If the distance is not sufficient for your needs, please consider using the IPCC-7210W, which will be able to tilt up to the horizontal line, and there will be no dependency on the height of the installation.
1860652
The one that I have is almost exact. I checked it with another thermometer and the difference was 1 degree. I have had 2 of these and been pleased.
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Less than o.5 degrees You can rezero, but you will need access to a lab with a zero degree table, so leave the factory settings. If you rezero at home, best you can hope for is + - 2 degrees accuracy. These things are worth their weight in gold
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Very nearly 180 degrees. Mine will point straight down and almost by not quite straight up.
1570317
Can only get 45 degree with my 60" but depends where it is mounted. Unit will swivel to 90
824077
Not sure I understand which way you want the angle to go. If the unit lists as giving a 90 degree angle, I would consider less angle to be 100-110 degrees, or so. 70 degrees means that the foot would be turned UP an additional amount! which I don't think you can do. You CAN adjust it to be less bend, or more angle.
1567865
Hello,The wheel has a +0mm offset. Let us know if you have any other questions.
1346537
I would believe bescor, I assume there all the same, it does up to 360 one way so if you have it in the middle you can go 180 left or right
49407
You can go all 360 degrees on the single axis. As long as you are wise enough to stop before you run out of cord from turning it in the same direction repeatedly.