How low the temperture go on it?Want it to use to heat a workshop at night to keep a temperture at aroung 50 degrees
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How high is the temperature outside?This is not an A/C. Fan (any fan) will cool the air around your body by a few degrees, by removing the warm air away from the body. It won't cool you or your room down to 50 when it's 70 outside.
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It will go down to 33 degrees. Set it to 50 and it will turn on when the temp goes below 50.
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Not sure what you mean exactly by the question. I haven't had a chance to use the heating unit. It all depends on the size of the space as well. I do think it's a very effective unit and worth the price, but it's not as quiet as I hoped it would be.
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The temp setting will go down to freezing, so 50 degrees should be no problem.
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I would say No...it has a "thermostat" dial, and in our large garage it keeps it at 45 degrees at the lowest setting during the winter.The first on e I bought would not cycle on and off , so make sure its working like it should.
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I have mine in the garage. The temperature dosn't get quite get that low, but I can't see why it would not run at that temp.You are still above freezing.Richard S.
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Nothing, what should happen? The reason you shouldn't use it above 32 degrees is you could overheat the the element or the battery. I don't use it as a battery warmer. It operates at temperatures well over 32 degrees but you have to have enough of a heat sink to dissipate the heat or turn it off and on.
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Short answer is NO. The lowest setting is 45 degrees. If you have to have a 33 degree control, you can buy an industrial type thermostat.
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I use this to heat 350 square feet in Durham, NC. The winters are mild and the unit is most always on the low setting. I would buy the next size up and you can keep it on low instead of using this one with little to no spare capacity. I hope this helps.
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I use it in a 24x28 garage. I do work in the garage in the winter and it will keep it at 70-75 degrees. I was usi9ng milk house heaters before and they kept burning out the thermostats . For me this heater works great. Lloyd Jones
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Yes, the temperature probably should be above about 50 degrees. Higher would be better. I installed mine when the outside temperature was about 80. They are real well stuck.
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Don't have the exact temperature but remember that it is close to 500 degrees (I have used it on items heated to 450 and it was fine).
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Not sure about the wattage on the lowest setting, but it says the temperature should be about 150 degrees on low. I think your results will vary depending on how big or small the pot or pan is your trying to use.
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With temperatures in the 33°F to 35°F range, mine heats the water near the heater to 50°F while running at a 75% duty cycle. At lower temperatures the duty cycle will reach 100% and the heater will not be able to supply enough power to maintain 50°F. Below that temperature of the water near the heater will be a nearly constant rise above the air temperature,. For my situation the temperature rise above ambient will be about 21°F. I would expect mine to freeze over when the ambient air temperature is 11°F.
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Thermostate is set to 50° so if you keep the thermostat inside whatever it is you're trying to keep from freezing outside will freeze very nice.
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The thermostat is just a dial...high to low. I just set it to the lowest setting. According to the specs, the lowest setting has the heater coming on at 35 degrees.
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I would not recommend the higher temp but it would work well for an hour or two at the lower temps.
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Low temperature feature - continues to operate until temperature reaches 44F (6.6C)
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I don't know the lowest, but I use mine to keep my workshop around 40 degrees.
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You can get below 50ºF. The problem is getting the differential between the two chambers to the level you want and to maintain that difference. I am striving for a 10ºF difference and the device is unable to maintain that - about 7-8F is about it.