When you turn the heater back on, does it remember and default to your most recent auto-temperature setting?
1819330
I really have not used mine yet. I just got and it has not been cold enough to use. Here is the link to their user manual, it should explain it. http://www.laskoproducts.com/digital-ceramic-tower-heater-with-remote-control-model-5119/
1379076
Automagically goes to keep "Keep Warm" when cooking time selected is completed. Never looked for an off switch, I just unplug it when cooking completed/ready to serve.
1990826
Actually I did not pay attention if it automatically switch off once reached the chosen temperature, but it has thermostat. I will see in the next days if it stops or it keep on heating. I can say it is a nice and very good quality item.
2126244
Yes, you can. There are 4 tabs along the top of the screen. Under the System tab, your options are: Heat; Cool; Off. Unfortunately, the auto changeover capability is not controlled here. Rather, you have to go to the Menu tab and drill way down, as follows: Menu/Preferences/Advanced Preferences/Heating and Cooling System Changeover. When you get to this screen, your options are: Manual; Automatic. This is where you control the auto changeover between heat and cool. My guess is that Honeywell has buried this capability so deep that many owners have not found it. My recommendation to Honeywell would be to put a checkbox right in the System tab to allow auto changeover or not, at the owner's discretion.
230026
I think I recall seeing that also. But the thermostat is totally digital. I'm not sure if has pilot light I'm not home or I would take a look. I don't recall lighting one and it does everything automatically. I just set the temperature and forget it. This is a great heater.
754766
It only remembers the last setting you put it to. This unit does not have a timer I believe. It just has an alarm for your target temp. Hope this helps
1943109
Both! You can set it to change automatically between heat and cool, or you can force it to change to whichever one you want. I've always done it manually, because such a changeover often occurs when the temperatures outside/inside don't require EITHER heat or cool, so I just wait until I feel the need for heating or cooling. Hope this helps.
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.
289753
Yes, but it has to be set every time it is turned on. Always defaults to the same pattern.
158072
I have mine set to "auto" so I assume it turns off when the thermostat reaches a certain level & vice versa but will monitor it more closely now that the questions has been asked.
455031
The thermostat retains the last settings if that is your question. If power is out, your HVAC is out of commission anyway :-)
813212
I think it doesn't have to be reset. But overall this heater never worked for me to maintain the temp. May be mine was defective.
2241316
Yes it does, we have it set to 70 and when it kicked on this morning it showed the current temp 64 then ran until it reached the 70 we have it set on.
703295
Not sure. I haven't used that feature. But I'm guessing it is used to set when the heater need to turn off not on. I'll let you know on my next post
2231924
The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you.
38667
It should switch automatically based on your set temp. If it needs to cool down it will switch to cool and vice versa.
511927
I never noticed that! I can assure you that they listed it backwards. I have this model, and it works as you suggested, 8-10 for low and 4-5 for high. After those times have passed, it will automatically switch to the warm setting, for ultimate set it and forget it ease. Amazon goofed it appears!