Save Smart mode (green leaf) Question: according to manual it will turn off when it reaches the set temperature +4 degree, and it does that, but it will click and turn on again as soon as it cools down there by 1 degree. E.g. I set it to 51, it will...
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My unit is behaving exactly as what you (and the user manual) describe. I set the thermostat temp to a comfortable 68 degrees. The unit heats up to +4, which is 72 degrees, and then it shuts off. That's great. However, as soon as my room temperature drops to 71 degrees, which is about 2 minutes later, the unit kicks back on in LOW mode. This is WAY too sensitive. When the room temperature reaches 72 degrees again, which is about 30 seconds later, the unit shuts off again. The unit cycles between 71 and 72 degrees, and therefore, turns on and off continuously every couple of minutes or so. Mind you, neither 71 nor 72 is my desired temperature. The constant clicking on/off makes this feature unusable. It is quite ironic that this feature is called Save Smart. It should be renamed "Waste Dumb" in my opinion.
1350114
0 to 60 degrees f. It depends on temp outside. It will stay on with vehicle off and will shut down before draining battery.
250023
No, it only gives you three options. Cold, warm, and off. The "set point" means it will automatically shut off until it reaches the pre-set high/low temp.
1737844
hmm not really a question but here we go if you place the unit in the outdoors protected from weather it will turn on around the temp it says and shut off at the warmer temp if u use a timer in there it would be pointless being it would only work when it was cold or it might not get power when it needs to turn on good luck
35128
It is manual, you can only turn on or off.. .. it doesn't automatically turn off if it gets too hot. It does get hot to a limit so there is no reason for you to turn it off while you are still using it.
471541
It does. It turns off once it reaches the seting u have it on. Then it comes back on when it cools down again. Perhaps u have a bad thermostat.
683653
Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time must always be at least 3 degrees less than the "cool" temperature. Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time... » Read More Yes, but it must be configured to do so. If you see only "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, then press "fan" and "up" simultaneously. When the screen changes, press "next" until you reach option 12. Setting "0" enables "heat/cool/off" in the mode screen, while setting"1" enables "heat/cool/auto/off." Setting "3" is "auto/off" only. When you press "done," your mode screen will show the option you selected. FYI: In "auto" mode, the "heat" temperature at any time must always be at least 3 degrees less than the "cool" temperature. « Show Less
475521
Yes the heater turns off when the target temperature is reached, then the green light comes on.The red light comes on when the heater is on.Great Heater
637435
It is automatic. If the temperature you set is higher than ambient, it goes into heat mode and that circuit is energized. If it is lower, it goes into cooling mode. There is an adjustable cooling time delay. The indicator light near the word cooling flashes during the delay, and becomes constant after the delay has timed out.
1996411
It's not like a "normal" thermostat that will turn on when the temp is too low and turn off when it's high enough. This one will turn on when the temp's too high and turn off when it's low enough. That's the temperature you set (hence, turn off temperature).
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.
1273835
The "Save" button can be thought of as a "power saving" setting. If you press it, then your thermostat setting goes down by five degrees until you press it again. For instance, if your normal setting is 65, if you press "save" before you go to work, the thermostat will be set at 60 until you come home and press the button again to return the setting to 65. The word "save" will be displayed on the screen while this is in effect. If you are in cooling mode, the "save" button raises the temp by five degrees until you push the button again. This is also in the manual.
1505624
It has two temperatures that are set to turn it on and off. It's a switch with a computer in it that can control an external device via it temperature probe. IE: You can set it an external unit to turn on at 66 degrees F and to turn off at 64 degrees F to keep your temperature at 65 degrees
420308
No it does not have an auto shut off or go to a warmer mode. It's 4 settings are just "off", "low", "high" and "warm".
554584
It stays on all the time if it's plugged in, I think. There's no on/off switch. It might have some type of internal shut-off when the temp. hits a certain point. I don't know.
1882203
Sorry, you have to push the up or down arrow button to display the set temperature. On the other hand, after your system has operated for a while, the displayed ambient temp. is pretty much the set temp. because of the rather narrow temp. "swing" (even with the maximum "swing" of 1-1/4 degree F).
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Personally I wouldn't recommend it as it has to cool for about 5 after turning the switch off, I've thought about that myself but I figured it wouldn't do any good considering it has to cool off after operation. The manual says not to un plug the unit while it is on. I hope I answered your question.