What is the minimum temperature that pad can be set?
55013
It doesn't feel as hot as you think it might be so no worry it is too hot at the 113 setting.
55014
I just checked...The setable temperature range is 113 degrees to 167 degrees.
55015
113 degrees is the lowest I could set. The temperature indicator may start at 78, since that is what it indicates the temp is at power on, and I think the room is colder.
977800
I don't know the lowest, I have never set it below 36 F. I use one in my shop to keep things from freezing.
2133241
You can set this on the lowest temp on the dial. It should be good. Mine is set a little higher, but I get up during the night and turn it off as I get too warm. I could adjust the temp control, but I use it to warm my bed, then after I get warm, I just switch it off. I also have a mattress pad over this pad, so I do not lay directly on the pad. You shouldn't have any problems, because it definitely has a "low" setting. Just keep checking it until you find the comfort zone.
69091
3 heat settings plus off. So...low, med, high. I found the low setting is hot enough. Unfortunately within 24 hours the light on the control stopped working. This is dangerous as could be inadvertently be left on as no timer and cut off switch on this pad. I now keep it as a backup and bought a different make with a timer! I consider this pad very dangerous as if it is left on it could burn someone who did not have the mobility to turn it off. Hope this helps.
1407344
There is a range of temperature you can set by turning the knob at the wired end from around 65 to 85F
199990
Yes, there is just on and off. No way to adjust the temperature except by putting layers on top of the pad. I always leave it on. I put it away in the summer and plug it in and turn it on in the fall. I'm in my second winter with this pad. It still works perfectly.
728520
The minimum temperature setting is 40. You can also set the thermostat to off for the away setting.
77860
Hello. I am not sure of the temperature in degrees, but the settings for the control is: Off, Low, Medium, High. I find that having it on Medium works for most of my needs. Hope that helps!
1547518
Hi: In answer to your question, 45 degrees is the lowest mine will set at. Hope that helps, Phillip
40511
I don't remember. The pad has never gone bad. In the past we had to replace the control units--just one, it must have been defective. I have had it a long time
837449
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.
2191639
Hello: Suggest you go to the manufacturers website for that information. They have also posted guides for pad placement and how to use the program modes.The manual says the user can adjust from 0-100 ma.
837448
I purchased the BodyMed Digital Moist Heating Pad for my wife who has a lot of back and neck pain. It works very well for her. The nice part is, the control allows you to adjust the temperature in increments of 3 degrees up to 148 (I believe) and the time is adjustable up to 60 minutes with an auto shutoff. The cover is washable. A bonus, it's not made in China. Overall this heating pad has worked great for my wife.
2180254
There is only one temperature setting for both cold and hot. You can chose a value for hysteresis up to 10 degrees though
515900
The user manual is online. http://www.luxproproducts.com/pdfs/PSPA711a_NL_ENG_WebManual.pdfFor the specific questions:- I believe the minimum temperature between the heat set and cool set is 3 degree F, which is the default according to the manual. This value (dead band) is configurable.- Yes, you can change the temperature temporary and then use the hold button to keep it at this temperature forever. There is also a feature to set a new temperature for a duration between 1 to 4 hours.
210156
It is actually a dry heat...probably could just dampen a towel and place underneath the pad, if you wanted it to be moist.
155730
The set back function allows a minimum room temperature to be pre-set, between38ºF and 78ºF (in 2ºF increments). MyPlumbingStuff an Authorized Rinnai Internet Reseller