What are the heat settings?
1972548
It is an adjustable dial that you can set at any temperature up to 430*. The are no locked settings for temperatures.
1201792
In auto mode the heat and cool settings must be set with a differential of 2 degrees or greater. If you try to set it to 1 degree, then the opposing setting shifts to maintain a 2 degree differential.
1565910
Using the "+" and "-" buttons increase or decrease the temperature desired. On the display you will see the word "Hold" next to a button. Press that button and the temperature setting will stay at that temperature until you press the button next to "Run" (on the display) or until you change the position of the "Cool" / "Off" /"Heat" switch.
1490509
There is a dial at the bottom of your h2o heater it's very self explanatory just turn it toward the hotter setting
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.
1182410
You can adjust the temperature (I think there are three settings, but maybe two). I don't know exactly what the temperatures are though.
1676526
It has settings 1-5. You get used to it, like an oven burner; you know how hot you need without it being specific.
477525
No... You can change the heat settings. It didn't get hot enough for me though
536563
Do you mean the heat? It is pretty good! I love it. As a matter of fact, some times, it gets too hot and I turn it to low. Good buy, so far!
1676528
This heater has a control knob with numbers. One cannot set it to a specific temp, however with use, one lerns the setting that he (she) finds the most comfortable and it works well no matter what the ambient temperature. I feel that this unit is well worth the price. Cliff
69091
3 heat settings plus off. So...low, med, high. I found the low setting is hot enough. Unfortunately within 24 hours the light on the control stopped working. This is dangerous as could be inadvertently be left on as no timer and cut off switch on this pad. I now keep it as a backup and bought a different make with a timer! I consider this pad very dangerous as if it is left on it could burn someone who did not have the mobility to turn it off. Hope this helps.
1433111
Very easy to use, the dial at the top of the heater has all your settings fan only/ low heat and high heat. I use the low heat setting at work and it is a perfect setting of warmth throughout my day.
1191256
This heater has 3 levels of heating. Press I for Low setting. Press II for Medium setting and press both I and II for the High setting ( l for 600W/LOW, ll for 900W/MED, or III for 1500W/HIGH).
337760
HC heating/cooling, CP temp. slewing range, LA Temp. low limit, HA temp. high limit, PU start delay, CA temp. correction
1337461
It has three settings 98C 208F, 80c 175f, 60c 140f. It is adjusted by a Set Temp button.
1943109
Both! You can set it to change automatically between heat and cool, or you can force it to change to whichever one you want. I've always done it manually, because such a changeover often occurs when the temperatures outside/inside don't require EITHER heat or cool, so I just wait until I feel the need for heating or cooling. Hope this helps.
1160016
Unit has an auto changeover mode, that will automatically switch between heating and cooling modes as needed. However for that mode the temperature settings are controlled by the microprocessor based on popular heating and cooling comfort temperatures which can not be adjusted. If you select either of the heating or the cooling modes, then you can set the system for 85F and never have to touch again. It will restart even after a power failure with these settings. But you would need to change the mode manually between heating or cooling once a year between seasons.