how do you change from celcius to farenheit?
1165138
The unit displays F by default. You can change to C and back. In the case of the IRT4520, the manual says: 1) Make sure the thermometer is turned off, 2) Press and hold down the "I/O" button. After about 3 seconds, the display will show [either] "F"/"Set"/ [or] "C"/"Set" ... 3)Release the "I/O" button when the desired temperature scale is shown. There will be a short beep to confirm the new setting, then the thermometer is turned off automatically. The same instructions say in the case of the IRT4020, you use the Start button instead of the I/O button. In case you don't want to change the default display, or for old-style/non-changeable display thermometers), here are the formulas: To change from C to F: F = C x 9/5 + 32. To change from F to C: C = (F - 32) x 5/9.
1544055
Hold down the "set" button until the display blinks. Use the up and down button to set the temperature you want. Press the "set" button again to keep the setting.
1544060
Press and hold down the SET button for at least 3 to 6 seconds. The display will start to blink. Press the up and down buttons to increase or decrease the desired temperature. When you are through selecting the temperature, press and hold down the SET button for at least 2 seconds. I say 3 to 6 seconds because I count manually and I'm sure I am off a second or two. Hope this helps.
913028
There has to be a way to change it. I threw the directions away, but when u power on the device it shows Celsius before changing to Fahrenheit. I just can't figure out how to get C to stick
485514
The temperature is a fully adjustable dial that is labeled from 0 degrees Celsius to 75 degrees Celsius. It's color coded from blue (cold) to medium (yellow) to hot (red). You can set the dial on any temperature between 0 and 75 degrees Celsius.
779649
For some reason it must be set to celsius, check your instructions on how to set it to farenheight.
1652851
Hello,You are able to change the temperature, I beleive the item is the same just named differently.RegardsRegards
58510
Yes, the unit does read in degrees Celsius. There is a switch on the back of the master unit and a switch on the inside of the remote units to change from F to C and back to F.
1974010
need to know the same thing. Purchased from Amazon as we live in a country where you cant buy this. It is in Farenhieght and our home country is celcius. Please let me know if you find out, but i have a feeling its not possible
485513
No. The temperature settings are in celsius,50-75 Celsius. Anything below 50 is in the "cool zone." but the numbers are the best way to set your temp.
957557
Yes. Very simply. Push the f:c button to toggle between Fahrenheit and Celsius
779645
I believe you have the thermometer reading in Celcius instead of Fahrenheit. Check the upper right hand corner to See if there is a C of F displayed. To change the scale, When you turn on the unit hold done the button until you see the hourglass. The thermometer will change.
1109355
I just recieved an email from the seller and here are their instructions on how to change the temp from C to F......To change the temperature display fromCelsius to Fahrenheit, you would need to remove the small cover at the back ofthe display and switch 2 to ON. (Button 1 is for language and please make sureyou don't over tight the cover)
1575531
Yes. You can program it for Celsius in the advanced settings when programming. Instructions are in the Owner's Guide.
743746
There is a dial that goes from 1 - 30, with 30 being the highest heat setting. I do not know what that translates into Fahrenheit degrees. I use mine on the 30 setting. I hope this helps.
2063601
There is a button on the back of the thermometer that's the changes it from Celsius to Fahrenheit
1448040
You set the temperature in Celsius and set a threshold. For instance, you set the temperature at 20 Celsius, and a 2 degree threshold.When the temp gets to 18 degrees it will begin heating. When it gets to 22, it will turn on the cooling circuit.You adjust the target temperature and threshold manually.