Does this cooler automatically power back on after a power outage? Apparently not all thermoelectric ones do.
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It does, but to the original factory settings, not your customized settings.
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Funny you posted this question. I just had about 8 power outages in one day. The wine cooler came back on without a problem after each one.
1283589
No. It does not hav automatic switch off. It doesn't get over heated so fast, depends on load and time
971141
Whenever the unit gains power back it defaults to a power on state, which if memory serves right just turns on the last built in macro of the unit that you were using the last time it got powered off. Hope this helps.
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I have the same psu and yes it does run after shut off to cool off. Mine usually stays on for 60 seconds than shuts off.
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Since the BayWeb thermostat (and your HVAC system) requires electricity, it will not operate during a power outage. However, since all of the scheduling data is stored in your account on the BayWeb website, once power (and Internet connectivity) is restored, everything is back to normal. There is no need to do anything. You can setup your BayWeb account so that they email you whenever Internet connectivity between your thermostat and their website is lost or restored. This way, you will know that either the power was out or your Internet connection was down during that time.
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In the event of a power failure it will not generate hot water. It still does require a power source.
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The only response to this question is that I had my cooler connected for 3 continuous days without a problem.CAUTIONS:(Do not have the plug connector under a rug or combustibles, it tends to get heated...)Ensure the amperage and wattage ratings match up with the appliance.
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Don't know for sure. Haven't had that problem that I know about. It works great when power goes off--no longer have to reset the frig and wait.
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Yes it does. In my experience it isnt heavy enough to handle the current on prolonged use. Mine stays plugged in for 6 days at a time and it melted so I replaced it with a heavier one. This is my 3rd cooler in 10+ yrs. and the worst I have had yet. The original model still works great but I replaced it because it had gotten pretty beat up. The second and third ones are slightly different than the original and cooled great for about a month. The fan went out in the second and the switch went out on the third. I took parts from each and made one that works. I have used it for several months with no issues. Yes it does. In my experience it isnt heavy enough to handle the current on prolonged use. Mine stays plugged in for 6 days at a time and it melted so I replaced it with a heavier one. This is my 3rd cooler in 10+ yrs. and the worst I have had yet. The original model still works great but I replaced it because it had gotten pretty beat up. The second and third ones are slightly different than the original and cooled great for about a month. The fan went out in the second and the switch went out on the third. I took parts from each and made one that works. I have used it for several months... » Read More Yes it does. In my experience it isnt heavy enough to handle the current on prolonged use. Mine stays plugged in for 6 days at a time and it melted so I replaced it with a heavier one. This is my 3rd cooler in 10+ yrs. and the worst I have had yet. The original model still works great but I replaced it because it had gotten pretty beat up. The second and third ones are slightly different than the original and cooled great for about a month. The fan went out in the second and the switch went out on the third. I took parts from each and made one that works. I have used it for several months with no issues. « Show Less
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Yes it does. I've had a couple of power outages and it has always come back up to my settings.Tom
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Yep. It indicates that the unit is powered up. When the temp drops, the heat and fan start up.
450911
Unfortunately, no, it does not. I have accidentally shut the light switch that this is powered to and it will not come back on when I turn the switch back on. You have to turn it back on and reset the temperature BUT it is still a great heater. I have it in my son's room and it really keeps the temp steady at 70 degrees. And setting the temp is very easy. Hope this helps!
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For prolonged power outages, it's possible that it would lose its settings. However, for brief power failure... it comes right back online when power is restored. Also, it DOES have a programable choice to set a Daylight Savings time option. It's a good thermostat... I'm happy that it was this that failed, and NOT a break in the heating elements under the tile!
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No battery backup in mine. However if the power goes out, your furnace won't run it's fan anyway. When the power comes back on, the thermostat will resume as left off. We have ours in a vacation home and the power goes off intermittently throughout the winter. The thermostat is always reset and functioning when I check back in. I really enjoy this thermostat for checking in on the house and the external temperatures remotely, and for turning on the heat before we arrive in the winter.
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if it's set at on when the power goes out, it will automatically come back on when the power is restored
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Its a portable power source...you keep it plugged in at all times.In the event you need it,whatever is plugged into it,will receive power fro this unit,ntil it runs out of power or power it is plugged int,is restored. It would probably run a small fridge,depending on its wattage,also several small light fixtures,again depending on there power consumption.In a power outage,providing it is plugged in,it will automatically come on ,if needed.One of its best features.
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It has a battery for memory back up, but it runs off the C wire. Be sure your thermostat setup has a C wire.