Is there a temperature control? What is its temperature range?
1544373
No temperature display. It just has 9 levels you can control from warm to hot.
1544374
...my model, MHP130A has five temperature settings (5 - 9) which are very useful as 5 is comfortable on my back/spine if I am wearing a shirt, and 8 if I am wearing a fleece jacket; 5 is appropriate for me if being used on my knees/ankles over some type of fabric
1544375
You can control the temperature setting on a scale of 1-9. I don't know the temperature range, but I usually leave mine set at 7, which is hot without being too hot. Compared with the full body pad (which I also have), the temperature on the mini square seems much lower. I keep the full body set at 2, which can feel really hot at times.
1544376
The temperature range is from a setting of 1 to 9. Unlike an earlier reviewer, my unit is able to change freely from one setting to the next without unplugging. In order to shut off, the unit must be unplugged unless the timer is used. Timer range is from 15-90 minutes in 15 minute intervals. I recommend the unit; it is of great benefit.
1544377
Yes there is a temperature control and it is 1-9.. One drawback is once it is set you can't change it unless you unplug the heating pad and start over, that is a bit of a nuance.
1544378
I have never used anything below 6 myself and usually 8 is the highest I can tolerate. My guess is 1 is very low and almost unperceivable and 9 would be extremely hot and should probably be avoided unless you can handle the temperature. This pad does deep heating so I suggest you start out at 5 or 6 and determine where to go from there
2002504
This unit comes with a remote control which has a thermostat built into it, providing you continuous temperature readings. Hope that answers your question.
744195
No. It is heated just by plugging it in. There is no temperature control gauge.
1266324
There is no temperature control, as it is not needed. It keeps it at a steady 110 degrees (I believe), so it is within your range. And it will run as long as you have it plugged in. Hope that helps! :)
2114075
The device barely warmed the water up so I doubt theres much temperature control. I returned it, this item doesn't work. It might only work to heat water for a small sink.
1911352
There is no heating element. I think what they mean by temperature control is that it has a thermostat which turns the fans on and off once it gets above a certain temperature.
2092157
It has the temperature control with high and low settings. Hope you like it.
922271
It does have a temperature control knob that can be turned from markings that say 140 degrees all the way to 410 degrees. I do not know how accurate the temperatures are since I haven't actually tried to measure it, but you can turn the heat up or down. Hope this helps.
1684495
Yes it has a temperature control but it is not a degree. When it is hot enough back it down until it turns off and then it will set at that setting.
260476
I don't believe the temp. control goes down that far. You would have to bypass the automatic temp. control, not sure that is a good idea, I am not an electrician.
732140
Sorry. Only temperature. It sounds like you are looking for a control unit and not simply a measurement unit. I too experience the same need, but to obtain one of such nature is rather expensive. Soon I will have to break down and get one. I believe Amazon carries them
1062115
No, you cannot set the thermostat to a specific temperature. It has a dial knob that is numbered 1 through 6. It has Min, Med and Max switches. And a Comfort Temp button that adjusts the overall temp to be consistent.
1952976
It's just a rotating knob that adjusts the heat intensity (cool to hot). It doesn't actually control a certain temperature number, you just set it by feel. Kind of like the temperature control knob you would find in a car.
1579193
The control isn't calibrated in temperature, only 1 - 10. The temperature it holds at any given setting will depend on several factors like outside temperature, leakage rate of any air infiltration into your space, starting temperature, thermal mass of the objects in your space, etc. I will say that for such a little heater, it ROCKS. I use it in my double car, insulated garage (no cars inside, only tools & stuff). This morning it was around 5F outside (30 in the garage) and it took about 20 minutes to heat the entire space to a tolerable 60 degrees. When the space gets to a temperature I like, I just turn down the control knob until it just shuts off and it'll more or less hold at about that temp. It has a rattle that I need to find and fix but overall I'm very happy with this heater. I'd considered a gas forced air unit but thought I'd try this before I went to all the trouble and am glad I did.
948481
Also cannot figure out the temp. just bought this appliance. no point in having "control" if do not know temp.
519151
There is no manual adjustment of the unit for temperature variations. The unit works well.
950996
It does have a control dial on the back. I would think you could achieve that temp with this control.