Hello - is there a "power level" control? I'll be using this in my work office &amp; wouldn't want it to be overbearing. thanks!
1489819
No, you just plug it in - but depending on the oil you use, it shouldn't become overwhelming. If it does, just unplug it, or attach it to a timer. Like an air freshener, you don't notice it after a while, but you're still gaining the aromatherapy benefits of the chosen oils, even if you stop noticing it.
1489821
No. There is no power level control. However, I will say that I have never had to pull the plug on it due it being overbearing and I use it in my home office (10X12). On the flip side, I have also found it to be satisfactory in our main living area (LR, DR, kitchen about 24X24). It just takes about an hour to reach equilibrium due to the large area.
1077576
Unfortunately I'm unsure since the installer looked at the internals, not me. We have lost power a few times since and as far as I can tell the settings remained intact. Hope this helps. Good luck.
1668323
Beth - There is power on button lower left on the control box. Is a circle with line coming down from the top. Try that and advise.
1004460
Yes. I leave mine set at 69 and the power level self-fluctuates to stay at that temp.
646870
I'm not sure as I have only used a mid-level setting. I will try it and give you an opinion after.
2210725
You can never really have too much power, as long as it's clean power. I don't think it will be too much...you control the volume! I have mine powered with a slightly under powered amp but it's still okay. Another factor to consider is the enclosure, it has to be a proper size. Good luck!
583224
I think that is when it goes into it's "high power mode" every once in a while. You can try turning it to low, but mine works way better/faster when it is on high. It gets annoying if you are sitting next to it and watching TV, so maybe put it in a different room and move it back when you are done?
2279095
get a hyper fan they are awesome quite as can be an you can turn it down to 35% power
732646
what you are seeing is an estimate based on the last hour or so of usage, that will jump all over the place.What does not jump all over is the amount of power left, for instance 50%, 75% etc.Just base your usage for how long it took you to get to 50% using the settings you normally keep it at.
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There is a switch at the top under the plastic cap that controls the power. Good luck.
40385
Can't help you since it is usually plugged in below the desk. Yours, nonetheless, is a good question and I would be interested in any response that you may receive.
1992282
I don't have an exact time. So far I've been experimenting with various speeds to see what works best. It just seemed that when I ran it on the top speed it was eating up power. I'll try a more rigorous test during the week and try to post it here.
149806
First of all it's not really 500 Watts. That's a false total system power. You'd be lucky if it's 20 Watts. Probably would work for 15 to 20 people max.
1937475
Have no idea... in my case it is not about how much power I can apply but how little as I work on printers and copiers. I set mine to about 4 as it is perfect for what I do. Your mileage may vary.
1255862
This device shuts of automatically after a few minutes and doesn't have a setting to alarm when a certain noise level is reached. It also eats batteries. It would take a lot of batteries to get through a work week, and it would be and a pain to push the power button ever 5 or so minutes throughout the work day, so this is probably not the best device. My work uses a device for the exact function you describe. It looks like a traffic light. You might consider it, although it is probably a lot more expensive.
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NO my husband said that there is always a trickle of power being used whether it's just the clock, or security system, something that will be used so that there isn't a chance of over charge. Ours was on for 5 weeks. We were fine.
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It doesn't seem to require excessive power. Ours is pretty basic and it works fine.