Can you set the timer to a value less than 60min? The timer seems like a good idea, but I would not need it to bypass the thermostat for 60min. to take the chill out of my small bathroom.
2080814
I apologize, I'm not sure I understand your question. The timer can be Set to run up to 60 minutes. If you want it to run continuously, I'm sure there is a way to disable the timer function.
1821910
i never did it..so why not just put the min. it won't hurt anything. But i'm sure it wouldn't be a problem cuz it'll shut off when need to
810247
Yes, I just went out and tested it just now. All you do is scroll through the numbers until it reaches the on position again, and u can reset the timer to turn off in 1-9 hrs real easy.
1013531
You could use a timer, but only to turn it off before the 10 hours expires. We turn it on manually about 10 minutes before bed time on pre heat low. The directions cover multiple models, so you would have to check the details.
2010797
I don't know about with a timer as I haven't used one, but the unit itself can be left unattended. That is its purpose. We have enjoyed great success with using it in our pump house unattended this winter.
1816208
I have left mine on very low numerous times. You just have to experiment with the setting to get the temp you want. Keeping the bathroom door closed helps to hold the temperature.
1615097
You would need to find a way to control the on/off button. You can't use a tap-timer. I did quite a lot of investigation on this issue and the best option was a central-heating type bespoke timer.
1197439
I have never used the timer but if you set the temp. it will automatically heat up the room until it reaches that temp. then it will automatically turn off. I have it run in my kids room at night, I set the temp to low 70 and it will continue to heat all night and turn off automatically. The temp gage it a little off. I have a Thermometer in my kids room that says the room is 67 when the heater is set to 70. I like it because it is safe with the tip over switch and it has a energy save mode.
1197437
The timer is a count down timer. It does not have a real time clock. To use it, you need to tun the heater on and then set it.
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.
1975498
Unfortunately, no. You can't even use an external timer since the only on-off control is a toggle pushbutton. We have to remember to turn it on about 2 hours before retiring.It feels so good to get into a warm bed that we rarely forget.
1091028
You can set it for how many hours you want it on, but will still go on and off with the sensor. Great little timer.
1574384
I have used it by wiring in a water heater timer it works great shuts off completely when I don't want it heating and timer powers it up 1/2 hour before I want the area warmed up then the thermostat on the unit keeps it consistent from there until I have the timer set to de-energize that circuit.
941882
An appliance timer works well. Check the hourly weather forecast and turn the fan off at an appropriate time during the night. It's no fun to wake up to a freezing house. A timer works just as well as a thermostat, and avoids the on/off cycling in the night that inexpensive fans with thermostats can sometimes do.
503313
No, not without adding another switch to the circuit. The timer on the unit only goes to 20 minutes. The nice part is the timer resets every time it detects movement, I can set it for 5 minutes and it will stay on for as long as I am in the room and it detects movement and won't turn off for 5 minutes after I leave the room.
471110
Not long. You want the temperature change to be slow anyways so it wont chock the system
2198154
Mine is set at half, 3.5 minutes,,,but will only stay on for 5 seconds no matter where the timer knob is set,,, CHEAP PIECE OF JUNK,,,BUYER BEWARE....!