is it 2 heat settings or just 1?
1979769
There is a max setting and an energy saver setting. But with the dial on it, it can be set at any temperature you want to maintain. The thermostat works to maintain the temp you want.
1979770
It has an "energy efficient" which uses less power and a full power setting.
1979771
There is an economy setting, and a regular setting. The economy setting is a little less intense but works well. I have found I use the regular setting more though, because it heats the area faster and so the machine stops running often once the temp is reached that you set the thermostat to. So I find that is more comfortable and still saves money since it won't run as long. There are also settings to set it at continuous run which will just run with no regard to a temperature you set. You can make it oscillate or stay still. I have one of these in my office, as I have no control over the temperature at my work place and it's normally too cold. I also have one of these at home in my small apartment. It works very nicely for small area heating.
8981
It has two heat settings, the highest is 1500 watts. Not sure what the low setting is. It also has a thermostat, that works on High heat.
2096576
There are 10 settings and it's pretty quiet but it's a junk heater. Ours is less than a year old and has quit working, only blows cold air. Don't spend your money on this product.
523330
As far as I know, one for CPU and 2 for system. There could be more, that's just how may are in my setup.
59718
The one I have is a single unit. It works ok for warming for a short time, but it's made for cooking. I've heard that on the double unit, the larger burner works well for cooking but the small one is better for warming. It doesn't get hot very fast and it doesn't get as hot as the large burner.
1471119
Fan Forced Heat, Thermostat knob on Top, Works GREAT, I have 2 and heat my Home, Never turn on Furnace Anymore !!!1 The DUAL HEAT IS 2 SETTINGS Low 2000 WATT High 4000 WATT !!!
1699344
Mine has low and high heat settings as well as low and high fan speeds. The design may have been changed.
57053
I have no idea what you mean by "Two Stages". It has temp settings for the weekdays as one set, Wake, Leave, Return & Night. Then another set for the weekend the same way.
2279973
you can control the heat for both sides at the same time, or you have the option to turn only one heater on at a time. so i assume they mean u can control both heaters because you can turn one off. you can't control both separately if both are running.
1858521
Better than one... as far as changing temperature in the room in all areas" Good product I have 2 of them :o)
1201792
In auto mode the heat and cool settings must be set with a differential of 2 degrees or greater. If you try to set it to 1 degree, then the opposing setting shifts to maintain a 2 degree differential.
1756314
Yes, it has heat settings from 1-25. Mine, however, lives on 23 all the time as I need a very high heat to curl my fine hair.
913761
It has two settings and you can adjust the fan whether you want it to stay on longer. I always adjusted it at about midway because it puts out a lot of heat. It will heat a medium size room quite well. I know I have been pleased with it. It also has a button on the bottom where if it gets turned over it will automatically. And mine according to how much heat I want dos shut off after it reaches desires temp but it automatically comes back on when temp starts to get lower. It's really nice for backup heat and has a long enough cord.
373577
yes, on the power level side of the controls, there is off, then fan, then 1 for low power heat, and 2 for high power heat. If you turn it to fan, you do not get heat. Just fan.
1248086
Not a specific setting to adjust. Automatic one temperature. No problems with it being scalding hot if that is your concern.
1466815
No it does not allow for that, it has a control on top of unit 1-5 for different heat settings I only need to turn it to number 2 as it heats good at that
2180251
No, you have one set-point. The controller runs either the heat or cooling to maintain that temp. So if you set your temp at 20*, if it drops to 19.7*, heat would kick on. If it rises to 20.3*, cooling would kick on.