What temp range is the thermostat?
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Not a full answer: I estimate the maximum temperature at which the unit turns off one the thermostat is set at maximum to be around 80, perhaps 85.
2056278
It's a numbered dial. Single digits. Cannot precisely answer the range but it goes really cold to really hot. For example, if our room is 50 from a long weekend away I can turn the dial a quarter turn at least before it kicks on. This makes me believe I could set it below 50. And on the upper range, well, it will cook you.
2056279
Both answers below are correct. We use our heater in a small bathroom that gets very chilly in the morning. The thermostat dial on the side is labeled 1-3 with 3 as the warmest setting. I would agree that set on 3 with the door closed, the room would probably warm to approx 85 degrees in short order. If left on 1, the heater would cycle on and off at around 60 degrees. Hope that helps.
1088430
Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
1150484
I would say 32-150f? Basically just calibrate it at the same temperature you will be using it at. I like this unit a lot.
1047694
The thermostat is just a dial...high to low. I just set it to the lowest setting. According to the specs, the lowest setting has the heater coming on at 35 degrees.
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Owners Manual: https://customer.honeywell.com/resources/Techlit/TechLitDocuments/69-0000s/69-2485EFS.pdf p. 14. There is a Celsius setting.
235363
I just measured the windows on the inside of my condo and the temperature is the same as the thermostat. I really like my device. Tom K
1921505
This thermostat will go as low as 41 degrees and the 'Vacation" setting on the thermostat is 50 degrees
85947
You cannot select the temperature, but i just phoned the company to ask and they stated that it operates between 100-110 degrees.
766864
The manual calls out the temperature range as 51F to 64F. I confirmed this by clicking the up/down controls... 51F to 64F is the hardware limit. Whether or not the machine can actually reach 51F is untested, but I have to believe the manufacturer would make sure this was the case when so clearly stated.
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The thermostat has a maximum setting of 100 degrees. I keep mine set around 90 degrees. I have never put a thermometer on it to see how the set temp compares to actual temp. When I first installed the heater it took 3 or 4 days to reach the set temp. This was in the middle of winter and the water temp was probably around 50 degrees when I turned the heater on.
226947
The thermostat goes up to 80 degrees. My suggestion is to go with something larger for that high of a temp.
652329
I am not 100% sure but like most attic thermostats it runs roughly 90-180 degrees.
907466
I dont know if there is a temp range, but it is only a sensor that provides a temperature reading
1915035
This thermostat has no range as most attic thermostats do. For example, if you set the temperature at 90 degrees, a desired thermostat would come on at 105 degrees and turn off at 90 degrees. This thermostat turns on when the temperature reaches your setting and cuts off when it cools below your setting. It will control the cooling of your attic, but with no range it cuts on and off very much. I have been unable to find a thermostat with a 10 to 15 degree range, so I am faced with the fan turning on and off constantly. My attic is cooled to the temperature I selected.
1407344
There is a range of temperature you can set by turning the knob at the wired end from around 65 to 85F
1440824
Forget it! This is a thermoelectric! It only maintains a temperature difference from ambient (room) temperature. In summer in Fla. it won't go below 58 degrees, no matter where you set it. In winter it will go to 49 degrees. Don't get thermoelectric if you want real temperature control.
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Thermostate is set to 50° so if you keep the thermostat inside whatever it is you're trying to keep from freezing outside will freeze very nice.