Can the thermostat be set at 65 degrees? 69-70 is just too hot for me. One review stated that at the #1 setting his room was 69 degrees.
1062113
There's no easy way to do it. You can fiddle with the settings. The temperature also depends on the size of the room.
1062114
The min setting heats my small 13x13 office to 75 degrees, it is -1 outside right now!
1062115
No, you cannot set the thermostat to a specific temperature. It has a dial knob that is numbered 1 through 6. It has Min, Med and Max switches. And a Comfort Temp button that adjusts the overall temp to be consistent.
1989065
My unit can be set as low as 59 degrees F. My home thermostat reads 61 degrees when put at this setting, so I think the calibration is off a bit on the unit. We use this unit to heat a large LR area (kept at 60 degrees overnight) and it does this quite well at only the moderate (4 element) heat setting. During the winter we keep our house at a cool 64 - 65 degrees when occupied. Seems cool, but if properly dressed, it makes a big difference in the heating bills...down 30% over prior winter heating costs for same month when we used to keep the house around 68 degrees constantly using our heat pump. My unit can be set as low as 59 degrees F. My home thermostat reads 61 degrees when put at this setting, so I think the calibration is off a bit on the unit. We use this unit to heat a large LR area (kept at 60 degrees overnight) and it does this quite well at only the moderate (4 element) heat setting. During the winter we keep our house at a cool 64 - 65 degrees when occupied. Seems cool, but if properly dressed, it makes a big difference in the heating bills...down 30% over prior winter heating costs for same month when we used to keep the house around 68 degrees constantly using our... » Read More My unit can be set as low as 59 degrees F. My home thermostat reads 61 degrees when put at this setting, so I think the calibration is off a bit on the unit. We use this unit to heat a large LR area (kept at 60 degrees overnight) and it does this quite well at only the moderate (4 element) heat setting. During the winter we keep our house at a cool 64 - 65 degrees when occupied. Seems cool, but if properly dressed, it makes a big difference in the heating bills...down 30% over prior winter heating costs for same month when we used to keep the house around 68 degrees constantly using our heat pump. « Show Less
43600
Well, it's been 85 degrees out already a couple times, if you keep your thermostat at 72-74 it's not to bad. I sleep very hot, and it's not been to uncomfortable for me this far.
567236
It reaches 151F. Everytime I use mine it seems to reach the full temp in 15mins. I tend to set it on a 30 min cycle. The room temp is 70 degrees.
866614
Not sure if this is what you mean but it can be set for high or low. Both of these settings can be set in increments of 5 degrees. I am at work but I believe it goes up to 80 degrees. When it reaches that setting it goes off. Really nice little heater.
1058722
the thermostat is only the temperature of the heat coming from the heat. not room temperature.good luck
1994512
Good question. I just tested the thermostat and the lowest temperature for the heat setting is 45 F. The lowest setting for the A/C is also 45 F.
1563258
From what I've been seeing, these heaters hit the desired temp and then shut off. There's no need for the heater to work REALLY hard unless you want 89 degrees and the room temp is 65 degrees. That great of a temp disparity might lead to the heater always being on and still not reach the desired temp.
652330
The temp range is maybe 70F-140F degrees on the thermostat ... There is NO an on/off setting. This unit is in my attic and I haven't been up there in a while-- so those temp ranges are just a guess. Thanks!
728520
The minimum temperature setting is 40. You can also set the thermostat to off for the away setting.
722799
This unit has a thermostat for the 59°-86° range. If you set the thermostat to only 60 degrees, the unit will not blow warm air. if the room temp is already higher than the 60 degrees. Might want to set it initially for 86 degrees. The Unit will take several minutes the first time you use it. Then try setting it for mid-70 or higher. Good luck.
147179
It's two degrees. In other words, if you have it set on 70 degrees and heat, the furnace will come on when the temperature gets down to 69 and turn off when it gets to 71. But most of the time it will stay at whatever temperature you set it. It's really very good. I've had mine for a year now and I'm really very happy with it/
1146800
It will be very hard to mantein 65 degrees on 650 sq. Feet, & if is not on the temp will drop fast. It is good in bathroom or on in smaller rooms. And watch the electric bill. But it is still very good. I love mine
840443
Try turning the. Thermostat setting higher so it's higher than the room temp.
523593
My unit is behaving exactly as what you (and the user manual) describe. I set the thermostat temp to a comfortable 68 degrees. The unit heats up to +4, which is 72 degrees, and then it shuts off. That's great. However, as soon as my room temperature drops to 71 degrees, which is about 2 minutes later, the unit kicks back on in LOW mode. This is WAY too sensitive. When the room temperature reaches 72 degrees again, which is about 30 seconds later, the unit shuts off again. The unit cycles between 71 and 72 degrees, and therefore, turns on and off continuously every couple of minutes or so. Mind you, neither 71 nor 72 is my desired temperature. The constant clicking on/off makes this feature unusable. It is quite ironic that this feature is called Save Smart. It should be renamed "Waste Dumb" in my opinion.
1407344
There is a range of temperature you can set by turning the knob at the wired end from around 65 to 85F
1004462
Yes, the thermostat can be set to maintain a desired temperature all the time. It will automatically adjust the power setting necessary to keep the room at the specific temperature set on the thermostat. I keep my workshop at 60 degrees all the time and I do not use the timer at all.