What is themostat control? Numeric (350 degrees) or high, medium, low?
1538392
I have this unit and I think 350 is medium. I cook steaks nd burger on maximum and I think it is about 425 to 450. Hop this helps.
1538393
All it has is min and max is broil nothing else that part is in the book other than that guess
1538394
It is a lever that slides from left to right. No indication of the temperature, just trial and error. I leave mine set about midpoint, which cooks without scorching the meat.
1538395
It is a slide control. There are not any temperature numbers on the control. It is a Minimum, Halfway point, and Maximum setting.
897389
You can set the temps yourself. I set my red zone for 55 & white for 48. I am very happy with the unit so far. I purchased it about 3 months ago.
2176237
This one automatically switches to high if it is set half way or less, I think its 70 or 75. If you set the temp above that it will will work on low. I use this in my 32' RV and it works awesome! I was skeptical at first just by it being called "designer" but after reading the reviews decided to give it a try and couldn't be happier with it.
324940
The lowest numbered setting on the control is 200F. The only setting other than those that specify temperature is one that would be cooler but is just indicated as "WARM". (If you want to believe the adjustment is linear, then from the spacing between the 200F dot and the 250F dot, you could conclude that the WARM dot would give you 150F. I would not suggest that you assume that. I think they would have labeled that dot 150F if they expected that to be true.)
278283
#8 is the highest and now the remote control only allows#6 and no higher. It is a nice heating pad despite this problem. I did not program it for everything so I cannot answer honestly about automatic turn off, etc. Mine is never on more than 30 min. at a time.
337759
Temperature range for activating controller. Default is 2 deg F and it can be set between 1 and 30 deg F. It is meant to prevent over-cycling.
477526
No, it has control. You can control the heat you want that is up to 450°. You choose the heat you want, high, low or medium heat.
1987262
I have mine controlled by an inline wall thermostat. 220 line voltage....Not a low voltage one. No built-in provision for low voltage thermostat.
1774119
Temp control knob goes down to 95 degrees, don't know how tight the calibration is but does have good range.
379911
It takes into consideration the weather outside (as well as your schedule and the heating/cooling performance of your house) to determine the optimal settings. That's part of the "DataRythm" technology that is part of the thermostat decision making process.
1436953
There is a Thermostat on the Fantech website recommended - FAT10,T-Stat Attic Mod #1A22-7 it has a range between 80 degrees and 130. looks like it is designed for attic use. They also provide this recommendation for speed - 5ACC03SC Speed Control, 3 amps (about $35)
1889760
it has a thermostat temperature setting and a low medium high setting if that answers your question
178811
Sorry, don't know. It is a great thermostat, set it, forget it, except to change from heating to cooling, that it does with a touch of the mode button, extremely simple, easy. Easy to install, novice type instructions.
795677
I just went and checked 90 is the highest setting 50 degrees is the lowest one. You can set it in one degree increments.
2235661
there is a thermostat that goes low, medium, high. What I did was buy a a good quality thermometer, drill a hole in the lid and tighten the thermometer down which works pretty well, however keep in mind you may want to put it in the side a bit lower so you know what the temperature is in the lower rack rather than the top rack closer to the lid
866339
The control only has a Low, High or Off setting - nothing to specify temperature. I've never had to use the High setting as the Low setting emits enough heat (and I get cold easily with the office A/C blaring).
55015
113 degrees is the lowest I could set. The temperature indicator may start at 78, since that is what it indicates the temp is at power on, and I think the room is colder.