Are there different temperature level setting?
1047361
No. That is another reason why I find a crock pot more satisfactory. Basically the warm setting is good but if you want to heat the wax more quickly you can use the low setting. I have not tried any higher setting with the crock pot. There is also no off button on the Therabatch so you have to pull the plug if you want it off.
1047362
The Therabath maintains a fixed temperature that is just above the melting point of the wax. This way, the wax stays in a liquid state and ready for use (once it all melts initially). So, although the unit has an internal thermostat to maintain that temperature, there is no way for you to change that temperature setting.
1047363
No, it's either on or off. It's hot enough to melt the wax, but very tolerable for hands and feet.
1047364
No. That is another reason why I find a crock pot more satisfactory. Basically the warm setting is good but if you want to heat the wax more quickly you can use the low setting.I have not tried any higher setting with the crock pot. There is also no off button on the Therabatch so you have to pull the plug if you want it off.
1047365
Short answer:NO. Long answer: There is no need. This Professional model keeps the wax at exactly the right temperature by safely cycling on every hour for 8 minutes. Beware advice to use a crock pot. You can easily scald yourself with high temps and shorten the lifespan of the wax.
1699344
Mine has low and high heat settings as well as low and high fan speeds. The design may have been changed.
932334
No, the one I received has only a low and high setting. I also have 20,000 and 30,000 BTU versions and they sort of have a thermostat. You set it to a level between 1 and 5 (low and high) and then it turns off when it reaches it's temp... but there is no indicator to tell what temp that might be. it's a trial and error sort of thing and it changes with the temp in the room. If it's real cold, then I have to turn it up. The fans are nice for distributing the warm air and can be set come on when needed rather than running the whole time.
1847206
Both. On/off and heat dial from 1-30. Doesn't indicate the degrees, though.
1167370
No idea. Just shows there are 5 levels of temperature and maximum 30 minutes setting adjustable every 5 min.
423655
There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
1562639
I use the variable temperature, perhaps with better quality results. The temp guide is next to the adjust knob.
1977850
Yes, a user can press the up and down buttons to raise or lower the temperature, and yes, the user can raise and lower the temperature within the range set by the administrator. Correct.
2278482
Yes you can set the temp. I have had a problem with it staying at the temp I select. I lock it but it doesn't stay at the setting.
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.
387330
As far as I know you can set the temp to what ever you want. I have only set my unit to 50, but never tried setting any lower.
2133238
There is a dial numbered from 1-10 to control the temp. I bought two... one worked and the other didn't. The working one works very well.
1280183
No. The temperature range of the upper section is a lower temp rang than the lower section.
1889760
it has a thermostat temperature setting and a low medium high setting if that answers your question
2012170
No, I don't think so. It is a one-touch button system, and you can choose between low, high, or temps between 60-80
77860
Hello. I am not sure of the temperature in degrees, but the settings for the control is: Off, Low, Medium, High. I find that having it on Medium works for most of my needs. Hope that helps!
1136171
Although I've not calibrated the actual temperatures, it does allow you to choose between amounts of heat - levels 1 to 9. I've never been able to handle anything above level 3 myself, and others have commented that anything above 5 may actually cause burns, so be careful.