Does it remember the last used temperature or do you have to set it every time you turn it on?
1100303
Mine remembers the last used temp. I don't change that much. I altered one of the presets slightly for my favorite temp, although don't recall that I made it the startup default. But it pops up to that temp everytime I turn it on. Just checked it again for you simply altering it on the fly, turned off, and it popped right back to the new (last set) temp. Fine unit; don't know what I did without it.
292160
It is my understanding that it is supposed to be set then it turns off once it reaches said temp. Then when it drops it turns back on. This model I bought did not. I'm sorry about the vauge answer. I was just disappointed with the initial faults, I had to send it back.
1808064
No it does not. You just have to push the button On again and in few seconds or minutes, your temperature will at the right temperature again.
148034
You have to manually reset it. On my fridge you have to hold a button down until it turns off.
688982
It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication... » Read More It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. « Show Less
524389
Always leave it on. Don't know exactly what it does but it's there to compensate the temperature
476277
I have unplugged my freezer which the Ranco controls the temperature. I do not reset the unit it stays on settings until they are manually changed.
17825
It heats up to the temp chosen then when time starts running out it starts cooling off. It produces consistent heat for the time chosen. I always set mine for the max 60 mins
791058
Yes, it keeps a running total of the number of times it goes off until you reset it.
1868404
It keeps max/min for temp and humidity in mem until reset. There is a dedicated reset button on its back.
1301501
It has to be reset every time you use it. It counts down to zero from wherever you set it. If you set it for 20 minutes it shuts off after twenty minutes. It's a great little timer for the price! I have had mine for 3 years and they're still working perfectly. I take them inside for the winter.
649302
Yes, there are three modes, High, Low & Auto. In the auto mode you set the desired temp & it turns off when it reaches the temp that you have set for it. It will automatically turn back on when the room temp reaches 2 degrees below your setting. You need to press the power button again when you plug it back in. It is in the off mode when you plug it back in. When you press the power button after plugging it back in, it will remember the temp settings you set for it.
2030666
It turns on and off automatically. Getting it set to exactly the right temperature may take some fiddling around with it, but once it's set it stays.
403479
It will need to be reset every time you plug it in and turn it on. It does not have the capability to "save" settings.
318734
When you plug it back in, it is off until you push the button to turn it on. Then it is on manual until you manually adjust the temperature.
813212
I think it doesn't have to be reset. But overall this heater never worked for me to maintain the temp. May be mine was defective.
2030668
There's a dial on the unit itself with different temperature settings and you turn the dial to the desired temp. and the unit maintains that temp. Some people have said they had to turn it up a little to get it to a particular temp but it turns on and off automatically.