Need under desk heater that I can turn on by remote to a programed temperature & it turns off automatically in 8 hrs + will turn off if tipped over
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For under a desk, this is kind of bulky, rolls well but really would make a closed room a sauna. Lo would work best for that scenario but expect a few degrees rise in ambient temp.Programmed temp can be problematic with any heater with all the best buildup, haven't tested that extensively. I believe the timer goes to 8, might be 7. It does have a tip sensor that I've tripped by rolling over a lipped edge too fast, but anybody that actually "tips" this, needs to calm down. Very solid and quite reliable no issues in a year of owning it.
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You might try the "Bodymed Digital Moist Heating Pad. It measures 14x14 inches, it can be set from warm to very hot temperature. You can lock in your most comfortable temperature and it stays on for up to a hour long. This I'm sure is a safety feature. The control pad does not light up which I thought was a minor issue. Cost about $40.00. Good luck.
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I believe so. I have only used this as a heater at work. It has a automatic timer that will shut off if left on for a while.
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No, it will turn on with motion and then go off after a preset time of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, minutes. Not for big loades like heaters, fans.
992320
Yes. Check out a GE 45600 remote for under $10 as a temp controler until you get your system ready.
1092394
Buy the thermostat. It works well and isn't that expensive. Otherwise it just functions as on/off
1953603
I leave it in a smaller room than that at a lower temp. So, not sure, but I would think so. The real key with this heater is that it is SILENT and automatic. Set it and forget it!
1220216
don't buy it if you need it for anything serious. It has enough wattage but the auto-shut-off temperature was set too low so it does shut off every 1-2 minutes if turned to max heat.
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You can program it for increments up to 8 hours. There is also a High-Quick-Warm setting where it gets hot fast and then goes back down to level 1 after about 10 minutes. It's really easy to use and no worries about leaving it on or plugged in. After 8 hours, regardless of what you initially set it at, it will turn itself off.
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No just temp settins... you would have to unplug or put it on a switch. maybe a power strip would work for you?
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Probably too small for a heater. Would believe that ambient temp will suffice for normal room temps.
938860
Keep a spare set in you range bag. If you forget to turn off the switch, the unit goes off automatically in 4 hours.
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This heater does not have that functionality. Instead you could buy a separate timer which costs just about $10.00 and set whatever time you need. Hope this helps.
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These 5 answers are only half correct ,you can use thermostate . THey can be wired to turn on and off with heater set to a certain temp.
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You can program in the time you want it to cook and it will automatically turn off. Nothing that's plugged in is completely safe but I do leave the house while it's cooking. I just love this product!
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I took the heater to work, an 80'x 100' building. In about a half hour it was around 50, and about an hour later we had 60 plus and the would automatic shut down at preset temp.
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I purchased the Holmes Heater with Programmable Timer & Bathroom Safe Plug, HFH436WGL-UM that another reader recommended. Do not buy it if you have a large master bathroom. The heat it puts out is warm and not really hot. I set it in the winter to turn on 30 minutes before I get up (it runs for a max of 45), and the bathroom is barely warmer than my bedroom and the house is set to stay at 65 deg.