Hey Owners, what does "Power Outage Compatible" mean? Range top works without A/C? I hope..I have no idea is not an answer. :-)
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Cooktop does not work without ac power. Igniters and fuel lockoff require it to operate
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I use my oven in my house. Whatever the standard voltage and amp is for a home seems to work fine as I've never had a problem. I run my big oven and this counter top oven at the same time with no problems.
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Yes, I have brownouts, surges and out right power outages. It buffers the power flow so you do not power directly from the line. I have my modem, PS4, NAS, and computer connected to the APC. Never had any of them go out during a power outage or surge.
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The outage causes them to automatically turn to the off state. You do not need to reprogram the outlets though. You do need to turn the appliances back on with the remote.
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Good question, I'm not quite sure but the company does have a free customer support hotline at 856-234-8803, I think you can try that. I have it on auto-pilot and haven't had to experience the situation you reference with A/C going off and me lowering temp more. But it's a great unit, highly recommend it!
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skully, I have owned mine since February and I have frequent power outages. I have not once had to touch it when the power comes back on. It's pinned at 70*
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Doesn't make sense to me. Probably your AC circuit is dead. You're reading "No AC" from auxilary battery power. Did not have that problem at all. My installation (replace Rain Bird) went seamlessly. Good luck.
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No problem, Susan. In point of fact, it *is* grounded, in a manner of speaking. Grounded to the grid, as it were. Suffice to say (and avoid allot of chatter about how AC differs from DC) that you're not going to get zapped by your sprouter. Or if you do, your electric company is to blame. The sprouter has a litany of faults all its own, but if it's certified by Underwriters Labs (which it must be), electrocuting its owners isn't among them (that I'm aware of). In all likelihood your motor will die long before any of this becomes an issue. Mine died within a month as I recall.
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I think the default setting is reverted to, as indicated in the owners manual. Haven't been around during a failure and re-power to tell for sure.
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James, I am sorry I can not answer your question. I have not even used it yet. I just thought it was something I could use if the electricity ever went out. And so far have not had an electricial outage.
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I haven't experienced any heat problems myself. I think it is a nice little unit.The Power button turns everything off at once. I really don't see any need for that feature. I guess it may be nice if you are getting a lot of power hits during a storm just to be safe. ??
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Get a different model that only uses batteries. There an argument that a battery one is preferable since you will need to periodically check it, and one off of the house power you tend to ignore, and then it fails when house power is off, even though it ha a battery back-up which is died earlier. Regrettably that has happened to me.
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That sucks. When mine is on it's set to Cool/Low/62/No Ion. It still doesn't actually cool particularly well (as my review says), but it does stay on indefinitely. You could try "power cycling" it. Unplug for 10 minutes or so (to make certain the compressor is reset) then try again. Works for routers, lol. Also consider maybe its an electrical issue. Try plugging in to a different circuit or something? Or is something bouncing air back into it that could be causing it to get wrong air temps? I'm just throwing out ideas here. :)
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Hello,These smoke alarms are wireless, and do not need A/C Power. They run strictly off of the 9V battery.Thanks!www.FortressSecurityStore.com
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The new models no longer support A/C power. I just confirmed this with Petmate customer service. Only battery power now.
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If you are not replacing an existing range, you'll need to have an installer. If you have an existing range, it's just a matter of changing the power cord from old to new.
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The thermostat retains the last settings if that is your question. If power is out, your HVAC is out of commission anyway :-)