Is the thermostat adjustable on the low setting?
493689
Yes..you can adjust the thermostat on the low setting. I don't believe the thermostat is accurate...I do not recommend purchasing this product as we had problems...please check out completely before you buy!!
493690
You can use the thermostat on the low setting, but the automatic shutoff and turn on will not work as described in the instruction booklet.
493691
Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from heater to heater. But it is reason I returned the heater. No other reason. Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from... » Read More Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from heater to heater. But it is reason I returned the heater. No other reason. « Show Less
493692
Yes, I just tested your inquiry on my Lasko and it does adjust in the low setting.
1161382
Yes, there is an adjustable thermostat. No, there is not an automatic on/off timer
1701540
Not to my knowledge. this has a knob that you adjust to whatever the room temp you dsire is reached--but it is a Plus or minus arrangment--no set temps.John D
1580404
It does not come with a thermostate, just a control that regulates the amount of gas it is using, like a low to high setting.
1481336
There is no thermostat. There is a valve past the regulator that is adjusted. It is easy to adjust to hold a pretty constant temperature.
1440507
No, as stated in the manual, the thermostat will only work on the high heat setting. I own this model and have comfirned that in practice as well.
2201129
Yes, it can be manually adjusted, however it is NOT a set back thermostat where you can program different temps for different times of day.
451260
The heater is not adjustable, but can be turned on or left off. I am very pleased with it. just don't overload it
329728
No not to my knowledge, I installed a cutoff switch near the thermostat otherwise even if you turn the thermostat down all the way it will eventually fire up when it's cold enough.
40529
Yes. It has adjustable control so you can easily set it to the desired temperature.
1802603
The thermostat is not set by temperatures. Levels 1-5 settings...setting 1 is pretty low...setting 5 is really high.
1219183
Yes. Certainly on the setpoint. On the heated ambient air the temperature it could vary up to -/+ 2° in my case. The unit is very sensitive. It has an adjustment for cycle time to control the temp deadband around the setpoint. Also, thermostat positioning will affect the temp variation.
932334
No, the one I received has only a low and high setting. I also have 20,000 and 30,000 BTU versions and they sort of have a thermostat. You set it to a level between 1 and 5 (low and high) and then it turns off when it reaches it's temp... but there is no indicator to tell what temp that might be. it's a trial and error sort of thing and it changes with the temp in the room. If it's real cold, then I have to turn it up. The fans are nice for distributing the warm air and can be set come on when needed rather than running the whole time.
1484727
Yes, this is thermostatically controlled with hi and low fan speeds. These are GREAT little heaters. The other one I have is 20 years old. It's not digital like this one but looks the same otherwise. Go for it!
502892
No, not automatically. There are "high", "low", and "keep warm" settings, but they must be changed manually.
2017048
I don't know what the specific temperature setting is for the thermostat is, but I am sure that it is significantly higher than 40. I sometime put it on the low setting just to keep myself comfortable. If i where to guess I would say the lowest is somewhere around 55 - 60 range, but I really don't know for sure.
2027983
automatically sets at 85 for cool and 62 for heat. you can program it much lower or higher. I did not check to see how far it goes but pretty much like a thermostat on central unit