Can i leave is On for days and dont have to worry about it blowing up?
452591
specs for the unit say .6A no load (standby) current draw so eventually it would pull battery dead if you did not have any charging on your battery bank, probably not a bad idea if leaving un-attended for long periods to have a battery disconnect for the inverter so you don't have some glitch that would allow inverter to possibly short and start a fire.
452592
I bought mine for a semi truck, I've used it pretty much 24/7 for just under 4 years. It just gave up the ghost and I'm ordering a replacement now. I figure anything over 3 years of continuous duty is a good product.
452593
it wont blow up, but it will drain your batteries if you leave it on without running the engine.
1732239
Don't know, really. I usually just plug it in and leave it till the next day.
1778653
Yes, it is safe to leave this unit on all day, as far as I know. I have left mine on for a couple of days, and only turned it off to see if it actually collected more than a few drops of water. I find this unit ineffective. Perhaps I have a lemon, and while it does not overheat, it also does not remove much humidity.
571050
Yes. You can leave it on. It's meant to keep hot water available at all times. That said if you are going away or don't plan to use it for several days I'd turn it off. You will probably want to run a fresh carafe of water through it to. If you are not a frequent 'coffee maker' then having a unit that is always on and full of water may not be the right solution for you. Good luck.
179136
I don't believe you can specify which days like your example. If your electronic is only plugged in the device during those days, it would still provide what you want. You can also hit a single button to turn it off on days you don't want it operate... You would just have to push it every day.
1984985
I don't think leaving it attached 24/7 would hurt it any. The way I have mine set up I do have take it off because the power cord runs over a walkway but I don't think leaving it on all the time would be a bad thing ...just read the instructions carefully but I didn't see anything about that .awesome light
963226
No. I'm in my mid-30s and blew it up myself with no problem. There are several different chambers to fill up, so you can easily take a break, if needed.
1971798
Hello, The components such as the thermostat and elements have a life cycle. By leaving on for extended hours day after day, will reduce the life of these components and require being replaced more frequently.Thank you,Foodpros
1963602
Sorry for the late response. Yes it is fine to leave on 24 x 7. No problems.
1004458
Yes, this is how I use it. During the initial break in you may want to set the clock and timer so you don't have to remember to turn it off after it's burn in period but other than that the timer is not needed.
1292920
Unfortunately, no. I have accidentally left mine on for long periods of time and luckily have had no steam/burning/problems; but I sure do wish there was an auto shut-off for safety!
762809
I has a timer with a "stay on" option I suppose you could put it on "stay on" and use a wall timer. This thing is very heavy duty. I doubt seriously you'll want to run it 4 hours every day.
1154888
You can leave it on... but you might need to make changes every now then... it's a bit annoying cuz mine is really high and my wife can't reach it
2152024
Yes, you should. It isn't a commercial quality one where you can leave it on all day.
1082443
No not that I know of. I never leave mine on for long. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
909342
Not unless you have some severe respiratory problems and run it on a high work cycle. I haven't experience any difficulties while in the room and operating it on a two hour off/10 minute on cycle.
1189974
The answer is no but a simple solution is to just shut the water off in your home whenever you leave the house for more than a day.