Does the control knob have actual Fahrenheit temperatures or is it settings like 1 through 5?
1676525
No it just has 1-10 and the heat increases as the number increase. I like my heater, it has preformed well.
1676526
It has settings 1-5. You get used to it, like an oven burner; you know how hot you need without it being specific.
1676527
The temperature control on ours is 1 to 5 with marks to divide each setting in half. We own 2 of these units and have been thrilled with their effectiveness and economical use of propane.
1676528
This heater has a control knob with numbers. One cannot set it to a specific temp, however with use, one lerns the setting that he (she) finds the most comfortable and it works well no matter what the ambient temperature. I feel that this unit is well worth the price. Cliff
1676529
it has numbers like 1 through 5. We bought the fan to go with ours and you learn which numbers keep your room the temperature you want. We have had ours for several years and keep an 8 room house nice. Hope this helps
1219187
Yes the temp control is in one degree increments. You set the swing setting manually to allow the thermostat to cycle in .25 degree increments. There are 9 settings so you can allow the temp to swing up to 2.25 degrees.
1039294
Yes. It has 4 buttons on top of the handle, 2 to change the temperature, 1 for presets, and a on/off button.
1696848
you have to hold the knob pilot knob for about 3 or 4 min. the let go slow then turn to temp you want.
620905
The numbers 1 through 6 are pertaining to the brightness of the flames. On our fireplace number 1 is high and 2-5 intensifies the the brightness and then 6 is high again. I hope that makes sense. In order to change the thermostat you need to push the thermostat button and it will show the Fahrenheit temperature. Then push the up or down button and it changes the temp. I hope this helps....
119296
It has a min and max setting and an automatic shut off switch for both temperatures but it is not set to a traditional thermostat. The settings are high and low not variable
1942559
The temperature settings are 6 buttons representing levels low&gt;mid&gt;high. Unfortunately there is not a number readout for temperature nor does it indicate what temperature each of the 6 levels are.
411571
Yes, it can. You hold down the "On/Select" button for a couple seconds and it toggles between Celsius and Fahrenheit.
1436580
Yes these are programmable to whatever temp you want up to the max setting in either Celsius or Fahrenheit. The directions are kind of hard to follow though.
1579193
The control isn't calibrated in temperature, only 1 - 10. The temperature it holds at any given setting will depend on several factors like outside temperature, leakage rate of any air infiltration into your space, starting temperature, thermal mass of the objects in your space, etc. I will say that for such a little heater, it ROCKS. I use it in my double car, insulated garage (no cars inside, only tools & stuff). This morning it was around 5F outside (30 in the garage) and it took about 20 minutes to heat the entire space to a tolerable 60 degrees. When the space gets to a temperature I like, I just turn down the control knob until it just shuts off and it'll more or less hold at about that temp. It has a rattle that I need to find and fix but overall I'm very happy with this heater. I'd considered a gas forced air unit but thought I'd try this before I went to all the trouble and am glad I did.
385346
Yes, it has a variable control from 1-10. I usually set it in the range of 6-9 for the work I do. Todd
1599876
Graduated knob with settings 1-10. I have never needed to set higher than 3 tokeep a 450 sq ft room at abput 70 degrees.
26776
Sorry, I guess I took that one for granted. Yes it is switchable from degrees F to degrees C either one. There is a button to switch modes if you want.
1521039
I believe only fehrenheit. There is only one button on it and if you press and hold it, it just saves it into memory.
1853152
Yes, it does. Just press the button once while it is off, and it will display the most recent temperature, and if you continue short-pressing the button, it will scroll through the last 8 temperatures you've taken, followed by a display that shows F-C. When you get to that display, instead of doing a short press, do a long press and it will change to C, then turn off. Following temperatures will then use C. Also, if you do another short press, it has an option to change between a loud beep and silent (it will display Shhh)
58358
Yes. 1 button will change the reading from either Celsius to Fahrenheit. This is an excellent thermometer.
519151
There is no manual adjustment of the unit for temperature variations. The unit works well.