to get heat do you just set the temp higher than current room temp
1934842
I got this for my trailer. The old thermostat had a large swing (ie) swing is when the thermostat is set for example at 70 degrees, but the thermostat doesn't turn on until the temp falls lower than 70. So a large swing a thermostat may not turn on until for example 67 degrees, then turns off at 73 degrees, hence a large swing. This thermostat has a low swing. You don't get cold before it turns on, and it turns off before you get hot. In other words it keeps the temp very close to what you set it at. Maybe a 1/2 degree swing. YES - when you raise the temp it will turn on.
1436552
You have to press the button. It's above the "on" button. Press it until u have your desired heat setting.
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.
684775
Probably not entirely true. The lowest 'knob' sets the temperature. It has a 'stop' built in for the normally preferred maximum temp but if you push that little handle into the knob slightly, you can move the knob to hotter if you like...
1594868
What you need is a thermometer in the area you want to be 40 degrees. A heater itself can't determine that because of other factors in the room.
1426650
at room temp 20-22C runs warm to touch but not hot... avoid boxing it in and hot conditions, running nonstop may reduce lifespan...i try not to run it nonstop but if i do it just runs warm and i keep it suspended
1269661
Unless you have a thermometer, you will be unable to achieve an exact temperature solely with the temperature knob. How it works is that you turn the temperature regulator knob all the way up and when the temp in the room feels comfortable, you slowly turn the knob down until the unit shuts off. The unit will continue to keep the temp range you have selected. If you desire a warmer or cooler temperature, you turn the knob accordingly and experiment until you find the correct temp.
1806782
My bedroom has a very high ceiling. Once he heater has been running for a few minutes (abt 15) I turn on the ceiling fan to help circulate the air from the ceiling. It always raises the temp a couple of more degrees at the floor level.
1684493
There is a knob on the back of the unit. There are not actual temperature settings, but low to high. Another reviewer had mentioned this & I took his lead. When turning the unit on, I crank the heat until the room reaches my desired temperature & then I taper it back when necessary. Mind you, it is summer into autumn in Colorado & I don't need a great deal of heat. Other reviewers mention that it doesn't have the "umph" to heat a large space. I think it'll do just fine.
465511
Yes you can set different heat levels not a typical thermostat to set it at a specific temperature
1634170
Users can manually adjust the temperature dial to achieve the desired heat. If you plan on using the remote control (dimmer), please be advised that the main control panel will be disabled when the remote control is plugged in. If the remote control is plugged in, you must adjust the temperature using the remote control.
1490509
There is a dial at the bottom of your h2o heater it's very self explanatory just turn it toward the hotter setting
1721224
There is no dial on this to turn up the heat. The new body shaped heating pad has a unique design which conforms to your body. It provides CONSISTANT, therapeutic heat where you need it most. MINE NEVER GETS HOT ENOUGH TO BURN ME.
1954170
No you can set any temp you want either by 1 degree or hold the button down to fast forward it to the desired temp. If you miss the temp you have to go all the way around again.
423655
There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
502604
Should be as easy as plug in your controls into the pad plug it in the electrical outlet and hit the on button. Then select desired heat level and enjoy. If you want it to heat up a little faster touch the preheat button and enjoy half hour of high heat and then it returns to heat settings you selected. The controles should light up with the numbers L, 2, 3,...18, 19, H.
1806775
Technically yes, the heat would spread faster. Whether or not you'd feel "comfortable" faster is a different issue altogether and depends greatly on the layout, size, and air-tightness of the space you're attempting to heat.