does the temp. control stay (on) consistant? or does it turn off once the desired temp. is reached?
1007252
Its stays on. The problem though is that I have to duct tape the heating element on in order for it to work. But once its firmly attached, heat is consistent.
1007253
It's thermostatically-controlled and stays at the desired temperature. It works very well.
2217480
It's in the remote, you can set the remote to a certain temp, when that low temp is reached in the room at the remote the fan will turn off automatically, when the temp goes back above the set temp the fan will go on again by itself, of course you can override this feature and have the fan just stay on no matter what the temp is.
1004460
Yes. I leave mine set at 69 and the power level self-fluctuates to stay at that temp.
2204302
It is a thermostat and will apply power to what ever you have hooked up to at the temp you set it to. It will stay on as long as the temp is above the set point.
1684495
Yes it has a temperature control but it is not a degree. When it is hot enough back it down until it turns off and then it will set at that setting.
1044995
I use a thermometer to check the temperature, and then I adjust the heat control as needed. I've found that the unit will accurately maintain the temperatures needed for my purposes.
1394742
I usually just turn it off when I'm done taking my temperature. When I hit the off button the screen will light up for a second so that I can see what my temperature is. It saves your temperature so when you turn it on again, the temperature will still be there. I don't think there is a way to keep the light on though.
250023
No, it only gives you three options. Cold, warm, and off. The "set point" means it will automatically shut off until it reaches the pre-set high/low temp.
1067978
No. It stays on at the set temperature which is a plus in some case. There are others that have auto-off.
435970
Yes, I turned mine off for a month or two between batches and it was still set at the same temp when I turned it back on.
314258
It does not seem to shut off to keep a low temp. There are two lights and the on light stays on. The other light tell you when the temp you selected has been reached. It will stay on until you maybe cut the temp down.
1379961
I don't use Save Smart mode because the constant on/off annoys me, as well. That's my only complaint about this heater, but I gave it a five-start review nevertheless. I just run mine on thermostat control, which means it always runs on high when it kicks on. Auto thermostat control only works in high (as you might have noticed). Even if you set the stat while on low power mode, the unit switches to high. I don't see this as a drawback, since the heater would just have to run longer on low to reach the desired temperature. After all "watts is watts," whether you draw them slowly or quickly. I don't use Save Smart mode because the constant on/off annoys me, as well. That's my only complaint about this heater, but I gave it a five-start review nevertheless. I just run mine on thermostat control, which means it always runs on high when it kicks on. Auto thermostat control only works in high (as you might have noticed). Even if you set the stat while on low power mode, the unit switches to high. I don't see this as a drawback, since the heater would just have to run longer on low to reach the desired temperature. After all "watts is watts," whether you draw them slowly... » Read More I don't use Save Smart mode because the constant on/off annoys me, as well. That's my only complaint about this heater, but I gave it a five-start review nevertheless. I just run mine on thermostat control, which means it always runs on high when it kicks on. Auto thermostat control only works in high (as you might have noticed). Even if you set the stat while on low power mode, the unit switches to high. I don't see this as a drawback, since the heater would just have to run longer on low to reach the desired temperature. After all "watts is watts," whether you draw them slowly or quickly. « Show Less
682315
I have mine set to 1 as well for that same purpose. Mine does turn on and off and has never went on once the tempature has reached its setting. I am in NY so its a basement unit and stays around the 40-50 degree range. there may be a probem with the unit. I would reach out to customer service.
707835
I have never had that problem with mine. It seems to be fairly simple to operate......you turn it on, set the temperature, set the time, done. However, if you set it on the highest temp setting (which in my opinion is too hot) it will revert to the lowest temperature setting after 1 hour. I am not sure why. However, anything outside of this.....I would look into sending it back. I love this product and so do my clients.
1055426
I'm curious about this too. I set mine for 370 and as soon as it reaches the temperature it turns off. SO frustrating.
1077534
Bought it for my wife, she is not 100% but believes its just on/off....no temp control per se.
1719142
Yes. You set it at the temperature you want and it shuts off once that is reached and turns back on when it gets below that.