does the heater have an over temp cutout?
1088429
honestly don't know if there is a point where it will cut out ... I've had it on up to a couple hours at a time - in a small bathroom - and never had a problem. I open the whole unit up at the beginning or Autumn each year and vacuum it all out really well.
1088430
Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
1297245
The thermostat will keep the temp. In a safe range. Leaving the unit running to long could cause over heating.
96344
I haven't had a problem with it over heating. I usually use it for 20-25 minutes and it hasn't made noise or overheated.
106470
Yes. Temperature control is on the right knob and diverter / regulator is on the left knob.
1780357
Yes. This heater monitors water temperature constantly. A solid light indicates the temperature you have set. A flashing light indicates fluctuations. In the case of fluctuation to a higher temperature, the unit will automatically cut off and stop heating.
2123230
Mine has the cut out. As far as I know that's the only one currently available.
193005
No idea. The heater inside is one piece it won't leak. They have like around 5 temperature setting, guess it won't over heat anyway.
1184286
Your thermostat will automatically cutoff in Heat mode if the room temperature rises above 95F (35C). It will cutoff in Cool mode if the room temperature drops below 45F (7C).
1825741
No, I do not believe it has a thermostat that allows for automatic cutoff...you cannot adjust the temp.
723744
I have used this heater in the garage and have never seen it cut off. I am sure there is a safety shut off but can not be certain. I did have problems with quality and had to have a replacement sent, the replacement had problems too but since I was using in the garage I kept it. I would buy a heater that had an adjustable heat setting or a convection heater like the eheat Envi High-Efficiency Electric Panel Whole Room Heater, or something similar like the DeLonghi HMP1500 Mica Panel Heater, these can be set up on a plug in thermostat. My wife an I used on in a small travel trailer and we very pleased. You will spend about 3 times as much (including thermostat) but it is worth it. Both can be found on amazon or the eheat can be bought at their website. Hopes this helps.
990111
No. I was very disappointed that when the unit is turned off that it goes back to the default temp of 75 degrees. In addition, it seemed to overheat.
1578924
Not specifically. It just has the one gliding switch at the top, as shown. However, if it's positioned all the way to the left, then the heat doesn't come on since it's set well below the 50 degree mark. Hope that helps!
326588
No, I keep the top of mine out of the water so I can adjust the setting. I think it has to be in the water up to around the base of the top. It is a pretty good heater for my 5.5 gallon tank. Keeps a constant temperature.
1135779
It has two dials - one adjusts the force of heated air and the other adjusts the heat. Depending on where you set the dial, the heater will cut itself off at that point. The dial does not have 'degrees' on it. It will automatically cut off if you tip it. It's a great little heater.
1777395
No problem with it showing but I don't believe it's a correct temp. It always shows much higher than the thermostat and what I believe it could be therefore I don't really go by that.
763025
Yes it does and this little heater works great and looks great too. I'm glad I made this purchase and will get another soon.
1210287
No, but when turned all the way down even in 20 degree temperatures, the heater does not turn on.