does the heater come back on automatically after a power outage?
994555
Don't really know, haven't had a power outage in years. However it was unplugged once without turning off and when plugged back in came back on. Don't know if that will help.
994556
the power light comes on when there is re-engaged power. The settings won't be re-iniated though. You have to manually slam the thing against the wall and call it a day. Its a one hit wonder, and I hit it once and wondered why I bought the dern thing! :)
475518
Yes it automatically turns off and the light turns green when temperature is met. When the heater is on and heating tank the light is red.
2150604
No. When you turn the power off (timer) than you need to press the power switch on the unit for it to start again.
1866107
The unit is plugged into the wall, so yes, it comes back on when the Power is restored. Once its installed and setup, you will never need to do anything with it again. Works great, and the little noise that it make is great 'white' noise to help the kids sleep.
2129930
I can confirm that no, it would not come back on after a loss of power. You would need to manually hit the "power" button to make it turn back on.
1540659
Yes, only if (1) the on-off switch (at the bottom right) is set to on positions, and (2) the thermostat (at the bottom left) is turned. In other words, the light lights up when the heater and the fan are actively operating. It's a good system. I like it.
1116466
Yes, this heater does turn on and off and keeps temps regulated. Plus you can see the temp and set the temp that you want. In hot weather (if your house gets hot) you may have to pull back on the temp and visa versa if your house is cold but it does a great job. Best small heater I've ever purchased.
595888
The unit CANNOT be operated during a power outage..it has an electronic ignation which needs the power to function. As for having to manually reset the unit after an outage, we have never had to do any reset on the already input settings dispite many outages due to heavy snow... Hope this helps...we have two (2) units and love them.....
1299892
Heater will come on and shut off once temp is reached and when it falls will come back on. Does this help?
507059
no, after you turn it on, it stays on until you turn it off, or if it is a very tight room, until the oxygen sensor turns it off. That said, it is a great heater! I use it in a small cabin, and I crack a window to take care of the oxygen sensor which is actually a really good safety feature...it turns off the heater before the oxygen in the room becomes too low for safety. Enjoy !
166913
The two switches the owner sets determine the heat setting and the power input. So, yes it does automatically boot up when power returns to the machine. The settings controlled by the owner are mechanical, not electronic. Our unit is in my wife's bathroom in our 108 year old home. She loves it. He room is now toasty warm.
318733
No, it doesn't. It resets if you unplug it. Regardless of whether it stays plugged in or not, every time you turn it back on you have to manually set the "thermostat" function and temperature, although if it hasn't been unplugged it will default to the last temperature you set it on. There is a light on the front panel so that you know whether it's on automatic/thermostat or just "on".
1022912
Hi PeggySue, the heater is controlled by a thermostat. So if the power is off, everything is off. When the power is on, the thermostat in the body of the heater controls when the heating element turns on. So in essence there is no need for a restart.By the way, I had the heat lamps heating my well house prior to the well heater. Now that the well heater is installed, and works so well, I have purchased another well heater to heat my chicken coop.Also, the heater comes wired for 220V. But there are simple instructions to wire it for 120V. I also cut the head off of a cheap 3 head, 6 foot, extension cord and used it for the heater cord.I hope this helps.Joe Hi PeggySue, the heater is controlled by a thermostat. So if the power is off, everything is off. When the power is on, the thermostat in the body of the heater controls when the heating element turns on. So in essence there is no need for a restart.By the way, I had the heat lamps heating my well house prior to the well heater. Now that the well heater is installed, and works so well, I have purchased another well heater to heat my chicken coop.Also, the heater comes wired for 220V. But there are simple instructions to wire it for 120V. I also cut the head off of a... » Read More Hi PeggySue, the heater is controlled by a thermostat. So if the power is off, everything is off. When the power is on, the thermostat in the body of the heater controls when the heating element turns on. So in essence there is no need for a restart.By the way, I had the heat lamps heating my well house prior to the well heater. Now that the well heater is installed, and works so well, I have purchased another well heater to heat my chicken coop.Also, the heater comes wired for 220V. But there are simple instructions to wire it for 120V. I also cut the head off of a cheap 3 head, 6 foot, extension cord and used it for the heater cord.I hope this helps.Joe « Show Less
451259
Hello, the heater is not ajustable. It is the same in all the time. Yes, about 45min (I don't rememenber exactally) it be turned off automatically
1239896
It is supposed to come back on automatically. If it does not, try unplugging the face from the base. Mine has had a problem with a good connection between the two halves causing the furnace to stop functioning. Not very handy in the winter.
2134646
It's automatic. As soon as you unplug it the unit stays hot for one hour. There is no on off switch
1065656
Out of habit, I turn off the power. I have not tried to determine if it has an automatic time-out feature. I suspect that it doesn't.