Can you program this to 100 degrees fahrenheit?
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No. Lowest is 170. Which is a good temp for tea or oatmeal. Which is what I set it at. The upper is around 225 which you would be surprised on how much hotter this is. If you wanted about 100, then you would have to watch the temp reading which is at least an option on this unit. I still love our unit.
1849953
I agree with answer that says that lowest programmable temperature is 170 degrees F. However I don't think you can program above the boiling point of water which is 212 degrees F
1839075
Hi there! No, you may just cap-off the sensor wire and the thermostat will control the temp.
1169409
You cannot do so. You can look up the range of numbers on Google and just put a stickum on your remote, like 24°C = 75*F.
2115013
Yes, I recommend looking up instruction on proper wiring before hand. Also the ITC-100 is now available and it displays in fahrenheit
85947
You cannot select the temperature, but i just phoned the company to ask and they stated that it operates between 100-110 degrees.
2223338
Starts at "simmer" then next setting is 200 degrees. There is no 100 degree designation. sorry
837612
Yes. The temperature is adjustable in 1 degree increments with a max of 104. The range is 80 to 104.
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There is a dial numbered from 1-10 to control the temp. I bought two... one worked and the other didn't. The working one works very well.
1683387
Yes, sure you can. Check the Advanced Settings. Press UP and SET buttons and hold until gets into a menu number, then press the lower right button until you get to the #14 menu and set "1" for Celsius or "0" for Fahrenheit (with UP_DOWN)
112551
It does not have a temparature selector, only a timer. So I would not know. But it does get quite hot, feels like well above 100 degrees.
2247675
There is an adjustable dial on the front that allows you to change the output temp. I keep mine at about 120F.
260476
I don't believe the temp. control goes down that far. You would have to bypass the automatic temp. control, not sure that is a good idea, I am not an electrician.
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I don't think I'll go to 100C. It might but you'd need to be careful with thermal gradients across the active area. You will not need a current regulator, just a voltage supply.
708065
it must be preset, there is no temperature control. i don't remember temp. playing into it at all.
871975
No, you cannot set it to a specific degree and neither do you need to. It goes from 80, 120, 150, 180, 200, 220 and 240. It works perfectly like this.
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My heater did not have a remote. The heater is factory set at 120 degrees F. For normal residential use this is satisfactory for our use. Heater can be programmed upward to 135-140 degrees by changing a few switches internally. codefour answered on December 9, 2013 Edit this answer
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The incremental temperature can be programmed. In other words the A/C can heat up or cool down 0.5 deg F, 1.0 or 1.5 etc. for each run cycle as programmed by you.