Does this thermostat have a 'range' of a degrees ? I mean does it let the room temp go up or down a few degrees before it turns right back on ?
1533061
I can't honestly answer your question because I have the thermostat for the whole house not just one room. Sorry
1533062
Yes it does. You will find that if you set the temperature at, say 74 degrees, the furnace will turn on when the house temperature is 73 and turn off at 75. The range on some thermostats is adjustable. The example shows a 1 degree variance on each side of 74 degrees. Some can be set to a 1/2 degree variance, but this will cause the heating unit to turn on and off more and be less fuel efficient, although some people may feel more comfortable.
1533063
Yes, once you set it on auto it will come back on when the temperature drops below what is set. So far I have no complaints. I am cold nature so I keep set on 72 heat and it feels great upstairs, but take a while longer to heat the open floor plan downstairs, but this is normal. Hope this help...
1701540
Not to my knowledge. this has a knob that you adjust to whatever the room temp you dsire is reached--but it is a Plus or minus arrangment--no set temps.John D
523593
My unit is behaving exactly as what you (and the user manual) describe. I set the thermostat temp to a comfortable 68 degrees. The unit heats up to +4, which is 72 degrees, and then it shuts off. That's great. However, as soon as my room temperature drops to 71 degrees, which is about 2 minutes later, the unit kicks back on in LOW mode. This is WAY too sensitive. When the room temperature reaches 72 degrees again, which is about 30 seconds later, the unit shuts off again. The unit cycles between 71 and 72 degrees, and therefore, turns on and off continuously every couple of minutes or so. Mind you, neither 71 nor 72 is my desired temperature. The constant clicking on/off makes this feature unusable. It is quite ironic that this feature is called Save Smart. It should be renamed "Waste Dumb" in my opinion.
682315
I have mine set to 1 as well for that same purpose. Mine does turn on and off and has never went on once the tempature has reached its setting. I am in NY so its a basement unit and stays around the 40-50 degree range. there may be a probem with the unit. I would reach out to customer service.
828422
Yes. It automatically starts when the room temperature drops below the setting. Then shuts off after the temperature of the room reaches whatever it's set at
2027983
automatically sets at 85 for cool and 62 for heat. you can program it much lower or higher. I did not check to see how far it goes but pretty much like a thermostat on central unit
1197926
All it does is show the current temperature in the room. I think you're supposed to be able to set it to a temperature you want cool the room down to, but the fan is not powerful enough for that. It's pretty pointless, I never use it.
664649
Yes the thermostat can be set in 1 degree increments. You can also set the heat to turn on or off automatically within 10 hours. This heater had been a lifesaver with our basement bedroom. I also keep one in the bathroom set to turn on an hour before I get up. Keeps me from dreading getting out of bed :-)
1299894
It does have a thermostat, so it will turn off when the air around the unit reaches the set temperature, but, it will continue to run and blow heat as long as it needs until it reaches the temperature you set it to. This unit was a workhorse when I first got it, its only now that I've had a problem.
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!
1190788
Yes it does. Set it to 72 when it reaches that temp it shuts off then won't turn back on until it goes down to 69
1049098
No it does not. It allows you to turn up and down the temp, and also set back to the current program temp. Pretty basic but workable.TBH, I listen for the click of the relay in the base unit to know when I've triggered heat...
916092
It has two knobs on top...one controls how hot you want it to get before it automatically stops. It will keep the room at that temp by automatically turning off and on. The right knob turns it on and has 3 settings, fan, low and high.;
335820
This model doesn't and I doubt any of them do. The digital thermostat can be set to the temperature you wish, but it is not programmable. It has a high setting to get a room warm fast, a middle setting to maintain temperature and a low setting that doesn't let the room drop below 68 degrees. Use the high setting to get up to temperature and then leave it on the low setting (which costs next to nothing to run) all day or all night. When you come into the room, if it's not warm enough, you get go up to the middle setting to whatever you like. Run this way, you can maintain a good temperature all the time without spending much for power. I don't live in a cold climate, but while it was dropping down into the low 40s at night, I would run the heater as I describe with no problem. I can't vouch for really cold areas, however.
2202895
Yes, the thermostat is rated for 45 to 90 degrees. The knob is just shows low to high, but it equates to 45° to 90° according to my instructions. One feature that sold me was the selector switch which allows picking 3000 or 4000 or 5000 watt settings. Keeps my single car, uninsulated garage comfortable.
1603090
Mine has a thermostat and with the energy saver feature selected it will come to temp and stay there, if it remains for 30 minutes it will allow the room to cool 2 degrees and continues this up to 4 degrees lower than the setting but there is no remote that I am aware of. Mine does not have timers.
1684494
It has a thermostat on the back that seems to be fairly accurate and maintains temperature fairly well but it is set by trial an error. Set it - wait - adjust if too hot or too cold- wait - repeat. Once you find your sweet spot it doesn't take much tweaking. I love the unit.