How many of the lower heat settings are controlled by on/off pulsing of the element? On my Fagor model settings 1 &amp; 2 are this way.
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jim, if i understand your question correctly, here's what happens on the duxtop. when first turned on it shows 320 degrees. pulsing on/off does not change that setting. if i set the unit to show a number setting, toggling only brings back 320. so, all of the low settings are controlled by the "+" and "-" switch. jh
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There are two on the front of the heater, one for minimum heat, one for medium heat and then if both are switched on together it would be for maximum heat. There is also a button on the front that if depressed it is for "comfort temp". There is also a temp dial on the front. I can't say if that would work with an external timer, you would just want to ensure that the right combination of switches & buttons and the temp dial were all where it is comfortable for you so that when the timer turns it on it is set at the right temp.
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Yes, as a matter of fact it does. My unit, which runs very quietly by the way, will run for awhile and then the heating element shuts itself off (however the flames stay on). After awhile the heating element comes back on. There are two knob located inside the glass front door. The one on the left controls the heat, the one on the right controls the flame effect's brightness. I've owned five electric stoves in the past 10 years (four are still running) and this red Duraflame is my second favorite. I really like the color and size.
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No..It is designed to turn on and off at temperature set points. There isn't any way to control the "time" when it hits a set point. The only time setting is in-between the low shut off point and the high turn on point. If you were heating in a refrigerator with an element then it shuts off it is here you have control of the time..(it's called controlling the "short cycle")..after it shuts off there will be some residual heat at first then it will be absorbed or dissipate in short time...like 8-10minutes. So you set the "lag" time for like 15minutes, so then the controller will not check the temperature for 15min. THEN turn off if it needs to cool down more. That is the only time control in this controller. The only way to work in your case is you would need to place a 10min. timer between your controller and the pump. the problem being is you'll need a timer that re-sets after it shuts off..Not easy,but not impossible either!
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You can set it from 1-5. I'm not sure of what temperature it will turn off at on any of the settings.This model is made to have all 5 burners on at once. Either it is on or it just has the pilot lit. Other models without the thermostat will light either 1,3, or 5 burners. but you have to control them manually
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There is just an on and off button, no heat settings. There is also no auto off feature, you need to make sure to shut if off. It does work great though!
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I am not sure what a pulse proportional thermostat is, but I am assuming its a on off due to how it works. You set the dial for the desired temp and it turns on when it gets below the set temp.
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Unfortunately mine only has two settings, off and timer. Sounds like some have three settings.
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Mine has 3 setting that slide up low,med,high they are nice and they do give a lot of heat I keep mine on low
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Both heating elements plug into a wiring harness (provided) and are controlled by a single three position switch, low-off-high. LED on switch shows red for high and yellow for low settings. Nice !
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The majority of the posts are positive. However, a few fuss about "breakage" and/or the heating element dying out after a couple of uses.What model is yours? I am begining to comprehend the proper uses and the best recipes, but "model numbers" are not given with the posts.MML
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It has a multiple position switch which controls the amount of heat it generates. Works very well.
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the only time the heat setting is on is when you use the heat (red) disk. The heat disk has prongs that fit into the unit. The other attachments are just for vibration without heat. Those attachments just slip on. Have fun! Years ago, Wahl used to make a stronger, more powerful unit. This is still adequate and I would buy another in a heartbeat.
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There is no heating element. I think what they mean by temperature control is that it has a thermostat which turns the fans on and off once it gets above a certain temperature.
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Yes, however there is no exact temp setting. There is a gas level control from high to low. When I do soldering, I like to have it at minimum setting using blow torch I have it higher etc...,
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3 heat settings: 10,000, 12,000 and 15,000. BTU/HR. I had one for probably more than 10 years. Love 'em!
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I never noticed that! I can assure you that they listed it backwards. I have this model, and it works as you suggested, 8-10 for low and 4-5 for high. After those times have passed, it will automatically switch to the warm setting, for ultimate set it and forget it ease. Amazon goofed it appears!