Do we have to set the timer everyday?.. I want to use it for bathroom so that it turns on every morning before I want to use the bathroom without having to set it every night :( Is it possible with this unit?
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As the others replied, it's a simple timer (VERY easy to use) that does have to be set daily. It's more of a delay start. For instance, if you we're going to bed at 10:00 pm & wanted it to start at 6:00 am then you would set it (every night) at 10 pm to start in 8 hours. I would also not that it's a GREAT heater... I've had several different styles & brands & this is by far my favorite. It puts out great heat & has the tip-over safety feature... & I like the remote control. So happy with it we purchased a second for another room. Hope this helps clarify. :)
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I use this daily, I have it in my bathroom shower. The key is to put it when it has enough space for the gas to turn on. I tried putting one under my kitchen sink for hot water,but it would not turn on. But when I put it above my sink, it turns on. I installed it myself without the stand , I have them on the walls.
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No, the timer is preset. No fancy option to change. And I'd be careful with purchasing this. Our stopped working after just a few weeks.
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Yes or more times. We have ours set to turn on in the morning mon thru fri and in the afternoon/evening all week. It took me a little time to figure out how to do it, but once I played with it for a week or so, it all makes sense. Good luck!
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I just hooked mine up to the water source a few weeks ago.Functioning worked the same for me.When unit is turned off, hold finger to the screen while turning the unit on. This brings up the menu and you should be able to set the auto on/off times. Note once it's unplugged the clock time is not set and so the auto on/off is not selectable. You must first set the clock time and after that is done the auto on/off button becomes selectable.Hope this helps.
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A simple timer will remember to turn it off. Or they sell a 24/7 type of timer that is programable so you can have it automatically turn on and off but if you shower at different times of the day it might not be worth it's cost.
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Our bath is slightly larger and I find that it doesn't come on automatically very often. There has to be airflow across the sensor or lots is moisture. The timer works very well, so we just turn it on before showering.
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Good question! Yes, and I'd recommend a simple AC timer, available on amazon, per my review of this very good item, purchased at the same time. I'm using a Belkin timer, aka a "countdown" timer, with 3 simple settings: 1/2 hr., 3 hrs., 6 hours. This is inexpensive, and will give you some peace of mind. We typically use the 3 hour setting. Plug the towel warmer into this little Belkin device (or any similar device), the device into the wall outlet, press the on/off button, and you're good to go. Works very well together.
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That depends on whether you want the fan to always be on when the light is on. I have two switches since I don't always want the fan on when my room is lighted. I have the fan on a timer and the light on a switch. It works well because I do not have to go back and turn off the fan when there is moisture in my bathroom. My timer goes from 0 to 60 minutes, so I can set it to what I feel is appropriate.
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I am looking for a heater with a timer and found this one on Amazon that has an "on" timer where you can set the time of day. Haven't purchased it so can't comment on how it works. Holmes Digital Bathroom Heater Fan with Pre-Heat Timer and Max Heat Output, HFH436WGL-UM
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There is a switch on the bottom. You can turn it on and off any time. Or you can turn it to Timer and it will remain on from that moment for the next five hours. Next day at the same time it will automatically come on.
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No, not without adding another switch to the circuit. The timer on the unit only goes to 20 minutes. The nice part is the timer resets every time it detects movement, I can set it for 5 minutes and it will stay on for as long as I am in the room and it detects movement and won't turn off for 5 minutes after I leave the room.
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yes. example, my settings were: Mon-Thur, Off 3am-6pm. On 6pm-3am/ Fri, Off 3am-Sat 7am On 7am-7pm/ Off Sat 7pm-Sun 7am On 7am-3pm. Very programmable for each of seven days. My opinion though is the more it turns on and off, the shorter the life of the unit.
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Yes, it's easy to set as many recurring alarms or timers as you need. I have approx 25 different ons and offs throughout the day in different rooms (I'm running 32 bulbs).
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Yes it can be set for 1,2,3, or 4 times daily. You just set the times as you need to. We started at twice daily (morning and evening). Works great!
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Not sure about the multi times daily. I am only power on once a day and you set it by setting a start time HH:MM and off time HH:MM. I am not in the same state as the timer now so I can't look at the setup sheet.I am using it to turn a heater on for 2 hrs a day even though it is not intended for thermostat devices. That was not know until I opened the unit and read the setup sheet. So cold in my use it won't cycle so should last awhile.Will look this weekend and try to post a 2nd response.
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I tried to set a timer so that it would turn on before my daughter has to wake up. The light has to be turned on with the button each time; it will not automatically turn on via a timer. Which is a bummer if you want to use before actual wake-up time