The Comfortemp button keeps the room at an ideal energy-saving temperature, but what temperature? We like the room cool, but not cold, when sleeping.
1545391
I use the * and minimal combination as I find the * and both min and mod on to be too warm although that is suppose to be the antifreeze level.
1545392
I did not like this unit. It doesn't tell u temp. It also makes a constant clicking noise and on occasion weezes n wines. It very strang n noisy.
1545393
I have only used the Comfortemp button once and turned it promptly off since it heated the room too much (to around 78F). We use the heater in a bedroom with the 900W setting and the dial set to the noon position (about 3.5 on the dial). which heats the room to about 74F. Depending on the size room you are heating you may have to adjust your settings.
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Disengage the Comfortemp button, push it in and it will pop out. Then use the manual setting with the dial above the button. You can dial from 1 - 6 and find out which number gives you the comfort you want for nighttime temps. My Mom sets it on 3 and she like a cool room for sleeping too.
2237511
It's not a button per se, but rather a switch that controls the temperature of the air. The switch has 3 settings and the lowest setting blows cool air.
2005421
I have it placed by a window where I get a nice breeze so the air blowing in is cool and works nicely, from early evening to mid-morning. However it is not an air conditioner so if the room is hot it just slightly cools things down. I still love it!
129643
up to 86 degrees,once room temp reaches 86 or what ever temp u set it at it will shut off once it reaches its highest temp or whatever temp u set it at.then it kicks back on once it gets below whatever u set it for.
1983377
I've gone to sleep with it on and turned it off in the middle of the night because the room got too warm. I've never actually left it on all night but I've left it on until about 3am.
429639
No, it is neutral in temperature. Neither hot nor cool. The temperature of the room is the discerning factor.
2056279
Both answers below are correct. We use our heater in a small bathroom that gets very chilly in the morning. The thermostat dial on the side is labeled 1-3 with 3 as the warmest setting. I would agree that set on 3 with the door closed, the room would probably warm to approx 85 degrees in short order. If left on 1, the heater would cycle on and off at around 60 degrees. Hope that helps.
1979968
Can't say. I have dry heat and when I put it on Cool Mode, we are more comfortable.
2231924
The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you.
1132846
Yes. I have a comforter on my bed and I turn it on a low setting because it gets too cold! I love this fan. Works beautifully!
829542
Window open at -10 degrees, hmmm? I too need to feel and smell fresh air 24/7 even if it's only a crack. I live in CT and it gets to single digits in the winter, but -10? I can only tell you that I am plenty warm enough with this comforter and have never had to put an additional blanket on top of it. Too me, it's very warm and insulating, but I have never gone down to -10. It's light and fluffy and cool in the summer, warm and snuggly in the winter.
153226
It says both ... the small button in between the 2 black knobs on front can be pushed to select cool or warm. The warm mist is not very warm, that I notice. It seems very room temperature either way, honestly. This is a such a great unit in all other aspects, this is not a huge factor for me. Cheers!
1184286
Your thermostat will automatically cutoff in Heat mode if the room temperature rises above 95F (35C). It will cutoff in Cool mode if the room temperature drops below 45F (7C).
2002992
pressing the up or the down button allows you to change the temp up or down...the display without touch is the temperature in the room.
1614301
It maintains temperature. The fan runs all the time. Heating coils go off and on as needed to maintain temperature. Fairly quiet, never gets hot, and the room stays comfortable.
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The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This is also in the manual. The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This... » Read More The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This is also in the manual. « Show Less
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It has a cool setting that is switch operated, but the cold setting requires you to depress and hold the button. Hope this helps Michael