Is the temperature thermostaticly controlled
294097
The temperature is adjustable in 2° increments by pushing the buttons on the top of the unit, or using the remote, which also displays the setting.
294098
A good product...it simply runs until full. It does have a sensor control, yet I let it run until auto- shutoff when full.
294099
Although someone says yes, it does not seem so to me. I just adjusted the temperature with the buttons on topand it seems to keep it.
294100
The temperature is adjustable in 2 increments by pushing the buttons on the top of the unit, or using the remote, which also displays the setting.
294101
This unit has an electronically controlled temperature control adjustable in 1 degree increments. It does a good job of providing automatic and accurate control. The accuracy of the control is dependent upon how well you sealed the venting kit to your window. If there is a lot of air leakage around the area where you are venting, this would cause the unit to operate longer than normal and affect the accuracy.
950996
It does have a control dial on the back. I would think you could achieve that temp with this control.
463741
It has to be wired to a separate thermostat. There is no temperature control on the unit itself.
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.
647086
No, it just works on a constant temperature and does not have any kind of measurement tool. You can only use independent thermometer to control temperature, but this tool keeps a constant temp once it is on for some time.
600717
Yes, the heater is controlled thermostatically. Here's what it says on the manufacturer's site: "Guaranteed to provide your birds with water down to -20 degrees F. Has a 60 watt thermostatically controlled and insulated heating element enclosed and sealed." (http://www.songbirdessentials.com/store.php?prodID=44707&title=Heated_Bird_Bath_itemno_SE509) Hope this helps!
1266324
There is no temperature control, as it is not needed. It keeps it at a steady 110 degrees (I believe), so it is within your range. And it will run as long as you have it plugged in. Hope that helps! :)
1676528
This heater has a control knob with numbers. One cannot set it to a specific temp, however with use, one lerns the setting that he (she) finds the most comfortable and it works well no matter what the ambient temperature. I feel that this unit is well worth the price. Cliff
1616346
Yes, there is a temperature control for the cold side and an on off switch for the hot side.
40529
Yes. It has adjustable control so you can easily set it to the desired temperature.
565493
It suppose to be automatically thermostatically controlled. If you mean can you control it no. This hose is not worth the money. I returned it. At times when the weather was warmer the hose would be so hot you couldn't touch it. When it was real cold the hose didn't even appear slightly warm.
1680207
Yes. You can set it on permanent hold and it will maintain temperature until you adjust or go want to go back to schedule
1701540
Not to my knowledge. this has a knob that you adjust to whatever the room temp you dsire is reached--but it is a Plus or minus arrangment--no set temps.John D
447738
Well the thermostat does turn the unit on or off depending on the ambient temp.
806216
It has a fan. No you can not control the temperature. It has an even distribution of warm air to all levels.
1839075
Hi there! No, you may just cap-off the sensor wire and the thermostat will control the temp.
744195
No. It is heated just by plugging it in. There is no temperature control gauge.