Does this display continues temperature like when I am trying to bring water to a certain temperature with it in the water all the time?
275726
The features of this instrument (thin & long shaft) are to gain temps rapidly for brief periods & removed , like in baking breads . I use it for taking temps of some liquids too but remove it soon. It does all of this very well but it has a thin plastic body with sensitive electronics inside. I would look for a metal framed, analog thermometer.
275727
It turns off automatically after a few minutes, but it doesn't lock the temperature reading after it levels out, so it might work for what you're trying to do.
1569414
The display shows the current temperature, and is BLUE if the temp is a couple of degrees lower than the thermostat setting and RED if the water is too hot. NO specific light for the heating element cycling on/off. Not a big problem to me; the Heater is pretty nice and I'm glad I got it. VERY stable temperature maintenance.
1599878
It has a numbered dial and whatever number you set it at it will maintain that temperature. It will cycle on and off to maintain the temperature. This unit does not have a temperature display but usually setting it at 2 works good.
486005
I have not encountered temperature variance. It keeps my wife from constantly raising and lowering the setting.
890324
No, the only thing I have noticed is if you make the water hotter or colder it does take a few seconds for it to change temperature :-)
142141
No. My control unit has 4 buttons below the display. But this might indicate that mine is an older model as it also lacks a low control temperature of 88 F, the lowest temperature I can set mine at is 113 F. We are pleased with our pad.
823126
Display is always on. Location of thermometer (in-refrig, outside-refrig) does not control disply ON/OFF state
117098
Yes, the display is always on, and displays the actual temperature in C, not F, which cannot be changed. You have to go into the setup mode to see temperature set point, hidden when in run mode.
2104834
If by 'temp' you mean temperature, then the color change is not dependent on the water temperature at all. If by 'temp' you mean tempo, then there is a change every couple of seconds,or so. It is pretty cool. However, the one thing you want to make sure is that you get the genuine product, rather than a knock-off. If you purchase this item (and I strongly recommend it), make sure it comes from the manufacturer, rather than some strange Amazon re-seller. The knock-offs are cheaper, but do not last.
1457541
I got this heater today, didn't use it yet. But just so you know, the red numbers you see in the front is not the digital display or current temp of the water, it shows at what setting you kept your thermostat. I don't know how accurate that thermostat works.
498273
Yes. And, I found that it was very difficult to regulate the temperature. It comes pre-set. Don't mess with it. Just add the water and plug it in and be patient.
1207690
Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I wouldn't let that sway me unless you think it might be an issue. Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I... » Read More Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I wouldn't let that sway me unless you think it might be an issue. « Show Less
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The temp on the display is the curent temp in the room. If you push the up or down arrow button the display will change to the set temp, which can then be changed by pushing either the up or down arrow button again.
1882201
The set temp only displays for several seconds when the set button or the up/Down Arrow buttons are tapped. There is no way to continuously display it.
999463
Yes - make sure you push the "TIME" or "TEMP" button first then the display will blink - you can then change time/ temp by pushing the up/ down buttons.
652207
As i understand it, it only displays outside temp and humidity. I already have a good gauge to do that so i didnt buy that add on.
403827
I have had no issues. It did not do what I thought, it was suppose to change color with water temp but it just flshes.