What is the minimum tempeture setting. I need my water to be 85F degrees. Anything warmer will be too hot.
1020748
The output temperature is dependent on three things. 1)Input temperature 2)Gas Knob (Burner Setting) 3)Temp Knob (Water Flow) The output temperature but can be lowered quite a bit. Unless your source water is already quite warm I would not expect any issues keeping it below the 85F output. However since the input temperature is what determines the min and max it ultimately depends on your cold water input temp.
1020749
The output temperature is dependent on three things. 1)Input temperature2)Gas Knob (Burner Setting)3)Temp Knob (Water Flow)The output temperature but can be lowered quite a bit. Unless your source water is already quite warm I would not expect any issues keeping it below the 85F output. However since the input temperature is what determines the min and max it ultimately depends on your cold water input temp.
1020750
It just has dials for water flow and gas flow. Not for specific temps. Your incoming water temp is another variable. If your water must be a very specific temp this may not be the right water heater for your application.
841137
I've had one for about 10 years in a studio apartment with low flow shower. A person can take an 8-10 shower before the water starts to go cold but the setting on the tank was set at maximum ie. around 140 degrees which is very hot and if one is not careful can scald. So upping the temperature is a way to get the most out of a small heater. I only have 120v so I am limited by that. I would prefer a tankless but don't have the 240v that is really required.
349592
You're asking a lot out of that little heater. It's a general rule that heaters can only raise the water temp 10 degrees above the room temp. You're at the very edge of the threshold, so I'm not surprised it's taking a while. Give it time.
1443429
Hi Steve, I actually bought 2 of these for my mother's 175 gallon pond. We sat one on the bottom of each side of the pond and set the thermostat to 70 degrees. During the evening, we keep to surface covered with that blue bubble wrap stuff that people use to cover pools. Even during the coldest winter days, the pond water is still close to 70 degrees. Her tropical fish and turtles are still doing great with this setup 3 years later.
1707157
Depends on the starting water temp. It will come close but that is super hot. Most health departments only require 110-120.
396225
When you turn it on, it will show the last setting you used and proceed to heat to that temp... eg. if you take one of the presets and adjust a couple of degrees via the +/_ buttons to 97 degrees, that's what will be still set next time. You can't set temp any lower than 60 degrees though (or 140F). To get water to 115 degrees, you have to just watch it and remove the kettle when the display shows that temp.
1784334
Yes, we heat our water to a comfortable temperature, maybe just a tad bit warmer. I'm not sure what the maximum temperature would be for water, I would think whatever the plastic piping would take, presumably up to boiling? Hope this helped. We really are sold on our ZODI. One 5 gal bucket of water will give you more than enough to take a shower.
709156
Depending on supply water temp, flow volumn and pre-temp it will amperage will vary. Once the primary element cannot maintain the pre-set temp the secondary element will gradually start coming up. Although I've not checked it I assume with both elements at max output you're going to be close to reaching 80A.
1620341
Yep, the heat may be shut off (via a switch in the back) thereby just giving room-temp water. The cold water has a stat / adjustment nob. I've simply left it at the factory setting...cold but not too cold for me...
1114428
I don't know what temp it stops the water, my tank is set at medium low. I turn on only the hot water and when the water gets hot it turns to trickle mode. There is nothing to adjust the temp
436635
Lowest temp setting is 220. There is a lower setting of "Simmer" but no temperature reference.
192185
Just tested it for you. It heated cold water (with nothing else in it) to 165 degrees. Love my Cocomotion!
1104999
Hello Heather. I don't recall but I think it is 10 degrees. I don't pay much attention to it because when I used a thermometer, it was way off anyway. Water would boil at the 190 deg setting which if I remember High School physics correctly, we'd have to be near the top of Mount Everest for that to be possible. I control the temperature by setting the temperature I want then adjusting the power setting down to maintain it where I want it. Maybe it's just the unit I bought, but the temperature setting is nearly useless.
1024880
150, sorry. I looked in the manual for the other settings like dehydrate...but lowest temp on presets was still 150 degrees.
322781
That should be fine with this unit. The amount of water makes no difference to the meter, and 180 F is not too hot. I don't see a temperature rating on the unit, but I put 160 F water through it regularly without any problems. I don't see the extra 20 F making a huge difference.
24076
I have used them with great success! very happy. I am not sure what you are asking about Temperature? it will work great in above 32 deg Farenheit = 0 celcius and I do not see any problem with it up to 50 Deg Celcius ( or 125 Fahrenheit) How hot or cold do you want to use it for? It works very reliable. I use it in $10'000 water features indoors.
1441407
You will have to turn the volume of water down. Install a gate valve before the heater and turn it half closed. These are great little units but if the incoming temperature is low they don't have enough btu's to raise the temp that much. Hope this helps.