does this unit turn off when reaching desired temp. does ot turn on again when falling below temp?
1308818
This heater is equipped with the 1Touch Thermostat. When ambient temperature rises above the set temperature, the heater will stop. When the ambient temperature drops below the set temperature, the heater will turn on automatically.
1812163
Mine turns on when temp cools below 38 deg. and back off when temp heats above 38 deg.
129643
up to 86 degrees,once room temp reaches 86 or what ever temp u set it at it will shut off once it reaches its highest temp or whatever temp u set it at.then it kicks back on once it gets below whatever u set it for.
403481
This heater has a thermostat built in that you can adjust to your desired temp. once turned on it will turn on if needed and not run when not needed. It also has a built in auto-shut off in the unit gets too hot, fire prevention device. Works and heats very well.
554584
It stays on all the time if it's plugged in, I think. There's no on/off switch. It might have some type of internal shut-off when the temp. hits a certain point. I don't know.
412602
On at 85 yes but mine seems to go off at about 80, not sure where you saw the off at 65. I have my office in an attic room so I can hear when this fan goes on/off. I have found no way to adjust the on/off temp.
859966
It will go down to 33 degrees. Set it to 50 and it will turn on when the temp goes below 50.
1737844
hmm not really a question but here we go if you place the unit in the outdoors protected from weather it will turn on around the temp it says and shut off at the warmer temp if u use a timer in there it would be pointless being it would only work when it was cold or it might not get power when it needs to turn on good luck
1190788
Yes it does. Set it to 72 when it reaches that temp it shuts off then won't turn back on until it goes down to 69
1484728
Yes the heater does turn off and back on but the temperature indicators are in increments of 5°. It shows high and low settings of 60, 65, 70, 75 and 80°
1423244
Talked to tech-support and they said yes, this unit will regulate the water temperature to the SET-temp. and ultimately shut off if incoming temp is already at or above the SET-temp. unrelated, I am experiencing fluctuations in the output temperature; (with stable input temperature) it may be bad sensors, so this still needs to be figured out
471541
It does. It turns off once it reaches the seting u have it on. Then it comes back on when it cools down again. Perhaps u have a bad thermostat.
1841883
Your question is very vague but here goes, The Man Control works like this, when you first turn the unit on you set it to high to heat the room to the temp youlike in the room then you rotate it counter clockwise to get the temp you want it well turn off most of the time at about a quarter of the way on, but your supposeto set it at what temp like when you back it down! Hope that works!
2284053
Yes...when it hits a certain temperature it shuts off to keep it at that temperature
442220
These t-stats are designed to come on at a certain temp and then shut off when the temp is lower than what you set it at. Let's say you set it on 90. When the temp reaches 90 it will turn the fan on. After it cools to below 90, it will turn off. I don't know what the temp differential would be though. Maybe 10 degrees? I'm not sure.
1578925
There is no actual "off" switch. If you plan to have a temp lower then what the stat is used for, I would suggest another model or add a switch to it.
956884
Jennifer, Yes it has a thermostat built in and it will turn off once the desired room temp is reached. The thermostat is in the knob tho, there's no temperature number setting like on your home central heat or AC. It's one of those deals where you have to guesstimate by using the knob. It's not hard to figure out once you use it a few times. One other thing to note is that there's a "burn off" smell that takes a few days of use to go away. The smell set off our smoke detectors and I was pretty worried. I called the company about it and they said that the new coating on it would eventually burn off and it did, but be prepared to endure smoke detector alerts if they're positioned near the heater. Our heater was hooked up by our gas company. If you're going to use natural gas, and your existing gas line, I highly recommend you contact your gas company vs. a private contractor.....for safety reasons and ability to hold someone responsible if there's a gas leak problem down the road. Good luck; I really like this heater.