Can I set the temp I want it at or does it set itself? I know in the descrip it said set point thermostat but I don't know what that means. Ty
250020
In so far as I can tell, there isn't any kind of a thermostat to regulate the temperature. I would guess that it's self regulating according to the room where it's located. There is a switch that you set to use as a refridgerator or as a food warmer and the other switch is for either A/C or D/C indicating a house current (A/C) or an automobile's current (D/C). There are cables for both and that's the limit of choices we have. I hope this helps. I am not an engineer---neither electronic nor choo choo. So far, this unit has performed quite well, and if it keeps up I will certainly recommend it to others.
250021
No you can't set the temp but it does get really cold. I haven't measured the temperature but it doesn't freeze. There are two switches one for heat and one for cold. I haven't used the heat setting but the cold works perfectly for my needs.
250022
In so far as I can tell, there isn't any kind of a thermostat to regulate the temperature. I would guess that it's self regulating according to the room where it's located. There is a switch that you set to use as a refridgerator or as a food warmer and the other switch is for either A/C or D/C indicating a house current (A/C) or an automobile's current (D/C). There are cables for both and that's the limit of choices we have. I hope this helps. I am not an engineer---neither electronic nor choo choo. So far, this unit has performed quite well, and if it keeps up I will certainly recommend it to others. In so far as I can tell, there isn't any kind of a thermostat to regulate the temperature. I would guess that it's self regulating according to the room where it's located. There is a switch that you set to use as a refridgerator or as a food warmer and the other switch is for either A/C or D/C indicating a house current (A/C) or an automobile's current (D/C). There are cables for both and that's the limit of choices we have. I hope this helps. I am not an engineer---neither electronic nor choo choo. So far, this unit has performed quite well, and if it keeps up I will certainly recommend... » Read More In so far as I can tell, there isn't any kind of a thermostat to regulate the temperature. I would guess that it's self regulating according to the room where it's located. There is a switch that you set to use as a refridgerator or as a food warmer and the other switch is for either A/C or D/C indicating a house current (A/C) or an automobile's current (D/C). There are cables for both and that's the limit of choices we have. I hope this helps. I am not an engineer---neither electronic nor choo choo. So far, this unit has performed quite well, and if it keeps up I will certainly recommend it to others. « Show Less
250023
No, it only gives you three options. Cold, warm, and off. The "set point" means it will automatically shut off until it reaches the pre-set high/low temp.
2030668
There's a dial on the unit itself with different temperature settings and you turn the dial to the desired temp. and the unit maintains that temp. Some people have said they had to turn it up a little to get it to a particular temp but it turns on and off automatically.
897389
You can set the temps yourself. I set my red zone for 55 & white for 48. I am very happy with the unit so far. I purchased it about 3 months ago.
129644
You can set it at a temperature and it will keep the area you are heating at that temperature. We keep ours at 72 degrees and it is very comfortable. When it reaches 72 degrees it shuts it self off and comes on again when it goes below 72.
155726
It's programmable, so you can simply make it turn itself off during the night. You can manually turn it off if you go on vacation. Otherwise, you can set the temperature as low as 60 degrees, although if you put it on economy, the temperature would have to drop 4 degrees before it would come back on.
820938
You can enter a temp and it will keep the room that temp. It you want to raise or lower the temp, you must do it manually. It can not be programmed to raise and lower the temp automatically.
741978
Temperatures in each zone can be individually set. Not asked for, but relevant, is the fact that the actual temperatures in each zone can vary somewhat from the temperature selected on the unit temperature control. Best to measure the actual zone temperatures with an accurate thermometer and adjust the unit temperature controls accordingly. Otherwise this is an excellent unit. The internal temperatures are held very steady regardless of the outside ambient temperature.
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Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions, they didn,t to to bad regarding that feature... Hope this Helped ! Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions,... » Read More Turn heater on and let it run for a minute to produce heat. Then touch the set Button> It will display the temp. > the heater is set at and flash. Use the up and down buttons to set desired temp. Then touch the set button to lock it in. This heater does not constantly display temp, the panel will go off, but the heater is still on the auto setting. I do not like this heater as much as my higher end Comfort ZONE Heater, but for the price it does OK. There should be no codes, sometimes if you set the timer the 1hr looks like a code, if you want to use the timer, follow the instructions, they didn,t to to bad regarding that feature... Hope this Helped ! « Show Less
1197926
All it does is show the current temperature in the room. I think you're supposed to be able to set it to a temperature you want cool the room down to, but the fan is not powerful enough for that. It's pretty pointless, I never use it.
2017049
I no longer have this unit although I am looking forward to purchasing another one--it got damaged in a recent move. I don't recall being able to set it to a specific temperature. From my recollection I believe you could set it from low to high or a range in between based on a dial but it never turns the unit off and on I don't believe, it just adjusts the radiant heat feature. I am responding from memory so I could be wrong.
2049165
Not sure I understand your question. The fan's on/off is controlled by the thermostat switch which is attached to the fan. You set what temperature you want the fan to turn on/off and it will operate at that temperature.
1839075
Hi there! No, you may just cap-off the sensor wire and the thermostat will control the temp.
156492
It is easy to set the temp. There is a wheel/dial on the right side and it has different numbered settings on it. I usually set it to 2 or 3 for my son's room and when it reaches "temp" it stops running. Then if the temp drops, it automatically kicks back on. It is very quiet, and efficient. It only runs when it needs to.
1994510
good evening,the set point temperature range is 45F TO 90F which 45f would be the lowest set temp.i hope this helplove the unit work really well.
2147447
Unfortunately, you can't set the temperature. It is fixed at 58 degrees (although it fluctuates a degree or two), contrary to the description. I believe the same company does make one with an adjustable temperature, but that is not the one sold by Amazon. I ended up returning it.
289599
With auto changeover, the thermostat automatically switches itself from heating to cooling, or vise versa, based on the setpoints. When setting up the thermostat you have to enter both a cooling setpoint and a heating setpoint. The thermostat will also prevent the user from setting the cooling setpoint lower than the heating setpoint. If it did, the thermostat would get confused and not know what mode it should operate. The temperature difference between the heat mode and the cool mode is known as the deadband. Almost all auto changeover thermostats have a minimum deadband of two degrees. So the cooling setpoint must be at least 2 degrees warmer than the heating setpoint. Additionally, most thermostats today allow the contractor to adjust this deadband (the most common setting is 4 degrees). As an example, let's say the building owner wants a cooling setpoint of 72 degrees, with a 4 degree deadband; the maximum heating setpoint the thermostat will allow is 68 degrees. http://www.altenergymag.com/emagazine.php?issue_number=05.10.01&article=stats
2182634
Not sure what you are asking, but if it is how to see the termperature and how to reset the temperature, I hope this helps. Using the remote control, to see the temperature, click the temp button. To raise or lower the temp, click temp, press + or - to desired temperature, then click the set button