How many degrees does it raise the temperature?
1508576
It is hard to tell since we have solar heat as well. But, I believe you could expect 10 degrees and it saves a lot on adding water.
1508577
Depending on where you live... In a 90 degree week in Albuquerque it can raise it 8-12 degrees! In California where I am now 5-10 in a 80 degree week
1508578
Depends on the surface temperature, the temperature of the water you are trying to heat, wind across the pool and the day light hours for where you live.. Also does the cover fit the pool completely. At the best a few degrees per day.
1508579
It really does depend on where you. For example in the area where I live the temperature drop at night is the main determinant of my pool's temperature. If I keep the cover on at night it greatly reduces heat loss. For our situation it raises the pool temperature 5-10 degrees which makes the pool much more comfortable.
899035
Virtually anything that raises the temperature to the recommended range will work. Does not have to be constant, but be above minimum and below maximum - use thermometer and try it out!
41935
No. It can reach temperatures of 165 to 170 degrees Fahrenheit which would likely damage something. I've never dared to take the risk.
556496
It goes all the way up to 166 degrees F. I use it on my back and cannot go above 120 and usually 118.
2147447
Unfortunately, you can't set the temperature. It is fixed at 58 degrees (although it fluctuates a degree or two), contrary to the description. I believe the same company does make one with an adjustable temperature, but that is not the one sold by Amazon. I ended up returning it.
2086612
Yes. There is a button that lets you decide the temperature; there are four degrees.
307248
After wondering "what the heck" that when I wanted to raise the temp to 59 degrees from 54 that you click the up arrow to 59 and it reverts to 54. This is the internal temp. Wait a while for it to warm up to the selected temp. It is now running at 59 and comes on less often. Instructions were in the manual.
2158255
Since it is just manual you just turn the round clear plastic portion clockwise to raise the temp. The upper reading is what you set the temp at. The bottom or lower number is what the temp actually is. Keep in mind that the actual temp can be effected by being installed in the direct sun or in front of a fireplace so be careful where you install it.
485511
The temperature is from cool to very hot, the dial lets you put it anywhere you want, I keep it in the middle(medium) and am able to increase it or decrease it as much as I want, hope this helps.
354063
Yes. Just set the temperature to 65 degrees and it will turn on if the temperature in the room goes below that. It will keep it at 65 degrees or whatever you set it to. Then you can raise the temperature by pressing the up arrows to the temperature you want later. The up and down temperature buttons are right on the front of the thermostat. You can see them in the photo. Easy to use. Lights up as soon as you touch one of the buttons!
740516
on the remote you can raise the temperature on the "temp up" setting to the temperature you want the heater to reach
628875
You can set the temperature at any point. I wouldn't buy this product it quit working for me 2 days after the warranty ran out.
1495086
Absolutely. There is a target temp that is set by the user and an actual temp. Very rarely does it fluctuate within .2 deg either way. Yes two tenths of a degree. Very accurate device.
1580630
It does not hold exact temperature. It will go above some and then stay off until it's below, but other features made up for it for me.
903698
yes . whatever you point it at it gives you the temp. It's really pretty cool.
2278483
you can set in two degree increments from 86 to 166 and it will hold temperature ie 86 to 87 or 88 to 89....
547234
There is no temperature range stated in degrees. There are three settings, high, medium and low.