ii see the red numbers are in celsius....can it be changed to read fanrenheit in the red area
1457540
Oh, you mean the red numbers. No you can't, but it's not that necesary when you got next to it the Farenheit numbers.
1457541
I got this heater today, didn't use it yet. But just so you know, the red numbers you see in the front is not the digital display or current temp of the water, it shows at what setting you kept your thermostat. I don't know how accurate that thermostat works.
1457542
It's on Celsius and Farenheit, check again ;) (I got this heater on my tank and I know). Btw I recommend it.
1954543
60F - 220F. Marks every 10 degrees, numbers every 20 degrees. A red highlight from 150 - 160. 20C - 100C in 10 degree increments.
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Yes, sure you can. Check the Advanced Settings. Press UP and SET buttons and hold until gets into a menu number, then press the lower right button until you get to the #14 menu and set "1" for Celsius or "0" for Fahrenheit (with UP_DOWN)
58358
Yes. 1 button will change the reading from either Celsius to Fahrenheit. This is an excellent thermometer.
2113633
The numbers are in Fahrenheit and fairly large. You can read it from many feet away.
1240554
The MIN/MAX button on the right shows 3 temperatures, high for the day, low for the day and current. Maybe you need to push the button to get to the current indoor reading :o)
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I bought this as a gift and did plenty of research into the same question and the answer I found was yes, this prob should, according to the manufacturer, read two different temperatures at once.
1481192
It displays temperature in celsius. I don't see a way make it display Fahrenheit.
1058978
The temperature reads in both Fahrenheit and Celsius. I hope this answers your question.
1284081
It does not, it shows red for a higher temp, blue for colder, and green if the temp is close. My 6 year old had fun checking temps and figuring them out by color.
1739512
Mine only reads in Fahrenheit. You might try removing the battery and putting it back in.
2002916
I do not believe that you can change the number of digits in the temperature display.
1533842
Unfortunately, no. IR thermometers read surface temperature only, which is fairly useless for checking fevers. Even on the hottest night in the kitchen, I've only seen people read around 90f. Just use a medical thermometer, there's no better way to check a fever.
634179
Direct sunlight will scatter some of the red light entering the sensor and can affect readings. You should shade the unit with your clothes or body to get the most accurate readings.
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That's so easy. Click the Weather and touch Menu button (left side of home button looks like 3 horizon lines), and then you can see the setting menu. Touch the setting then you can choose "Unit", touch unit menu then you can change C to F. It's so easy, right? Love to use "Menu" Button~! Have fun~!
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You can change from "C" to "F" and back again with the initial "Start" of your thermometer - just read the booklet that came with it - it will explain in detail. Good Luck.
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The short answer .... Yes! To provide a context to that answer .... On the back of the faceplate there is a block of switches that enable one to configure the thermostat. One of these switches (switch #4) controls the Temperature Display. Placing the switch in the Up position causes the unit to display in Fahrenheit units. Conversely, placing the switch in the Down position causes the unit to display in Celsuis units. One note of caution about manipulating this switch is in order. If you alter the setting of the Temperature Display switch AFTER having set the parameters for the Comfort, Economy and Vacation settings, those parameters will be invalidated by the alteration of the Temperature Display switch and must be reset any time the position of the Temperature Display switch is altered.