The picture shows a temp control rotary dial, does this model have this? Or is it two temperature switch like the details say?
1843338
There is a temperature control rotary dial, and an on-off switch. This is a very nice model, I have not had any issues with it. I keep it plugged in all the time, on low, after the initial melting of the wax.
1836097
I cannot find a switch that converts temp from C to F. Please advise in detail.
1934395
Yes, there is a knob to control the temperature. Example 1-10 not 50-80 degrees.
2213486
Yes it does. It also has a temperature dial so you can set the temperature to what you want to cook on. I love this pan.
1332125
The one we bought is Fahrenheit specific. I don't think it switches to Celsius. We bought this for our snowmobile and have not hooked it up yet. Sorry I could not be more helpful.
652328
Not a turn ON & OFF switch type. Don't know what you mean by BAND.It has numbers and hash marks like a face on a clock. You can turn the dial to whatever TEMP you want.BUT! You should experiment with the right TEMP you want in the attic. You don't want it running all the time.
1624350
It has both, "Temp mode" you set the temp your self and it will alarm 2 degrees before temp. is reached. Now that I'm used to it, I like it.
2079025
Yes it does. The thermal overload temp for the motor is 105¢ªC / 221¡ÆF. The thermal overload switch is integral to the motor windings, there is no manual reset and will reset itself after the temperature drops.
1538395
It is a slide control. There are not any temperature numbers on the control. It is a Minimum, Halfway point, and Maximum setting.
763024
I believe there is an internal one but I'm not sure. It has one button for just the flames and another to turn the heater on. There is no adjustment for temperature but it is a comfortable one. H&M; vacuum in Spokane WA sells them. I bet he could answer your question.
1571132
No, neither. It does have a dial that is considered a "thermostat". You can't set an actual temperature, but you can set it to come on as often you want based on the temp in the room.
691009
No Temp contro. Does have on/off switch which is better than some others of this size (or maybe the gov'ment requires them now.
121647
I'd like to answer your question, but I bought this and gave it as a gift. So I really don't know the answer from personal experience. Since it's electric, I figured it would have a dial so you could turn the temperatures up and down.
1317647
I'm a little lost of the question, because both the temperature and the timer are on the control pad on seperate dials
58867
Yes, there is actually a dial for adjusting the heat. However, I still don't recommend this product. The one I had gotten was pulling my hair off. This product simply looks like a cheaper version of the one that I was trying to replace. It is the same model number, except this one has the "WNCS" added. I do like the fact that it has a comb. The other thing is that the one I got, doesn't close all the way, so I have to really press hard, and then, after a while, it hurts my hands for having to squeeze so hard. Originally, I bought 2, but when I saw those 2 things I've complained about, I ended up returning one. Yes, there is actually a dial for adjusting the heat. However, I still don't recommend this product. The one I had gotten was pulling my hair off. This product simply looks like a cheaper version of the one that I was trying to replace. It is the same model number, except this one has the "WNCS" added. I do like the fact that it has a comb. The other thing is that the one I got, doesn't close all the way, so I have to really press hard, and then, after a while, it hurts my hands for having to squeeze so hard. Originally, I bought 2, but when I saw those 2 things I've complained... » Read More Yes, there is actually a dial for adjusting the heat. However, I still don't recommend this product. The one I had gotten was pulling my hair off. This product simply looks like a cheaper version of the one that I was trying to replace. It is the same model number, except this one has the "WNCS" added. I do like the fact that it has a comb. The other thing is that the one I got, doesn't close all the way, so I have to really press hard, and then, after a while, it hurts my hands for having to squeeze so hard. Originally, I bought 2, but when I saw those 2 things I've complained about, I ended up returning one. « Show Less
426583
Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater regardless of how low the room temperature falls. Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater... » Read More Even though it has 4 wires it is not what I would call a double pole thermostat. If the set dial is turned down or counter-clockwise as far as it will go, it clicks to an OFF position, in this position the two red wires are open or OFF, when turned out of OFF position the two red wires are closed or ON regardless of room temp or t-stat setpoint.The two Black wires work like a single pole heating thermostat, open or OFF when room temp is above set point, and closed or ON when room temp is below set point.The two switches can be wired in series to positively turn-off the heater regardless of how low the room temperature falls. « Show Less
1647973
It seems to switch on and off to control temp. I use it to warm up hookah charcoal, I don't use it for any real cooking.