If showing temperature and power is removed and re-applied does the gauge go back to temperature?
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meter can be set to display just one function. I don't know if it maintains the setting after power is removed. Mine is set to rotate function.
1808064
No it does not. You just have to push the button On again and in few seconds or minutes, your temperature will at the right temperature again.
948728
It will depend, if the issue are the motors yes, almost all my gauges werent working and I just swapped the motors and they are good as new. How ahead and change all the motors since they will stop working one by one.
971192
Yes. The first push of the button will turn the gauge on and if you push it again it will lite up
1672916
Yes. In a regular outlet it will indicate if the hot and neutral are reversed , if the hot and ground are reversed, if you have an open hot, if there is an open neutral, if there is an open ground and if the outlet wiring is correct.
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Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid the timed outlet/power strip.Kathy Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid... » Read More Hello -- I'm not exactly sure what you mean by does it work after unplugging then plugging back in. If the unit is powered off (and I think it would have the same behavior if attached to a programmable timer) then you need to actually turn it on manually for it to run again after that. Its thermostat works so well that maybe you wouldn't need to attach it to the timed power. Just set the temp you want, it will run as much as it needs to in order to get to that temp, then it will "inactivate" but it starts up again if the temp in the room begins to drop. So if it were me I'd avoid the timed outlet/power strip.Kathy « Show Less
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The heater will come back on with the settings that you have set when the power goes off and comes back on. I think this is a great heater but I couldn't keep mine because it was damaged/defective.
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I have not measured the temperature after the light being continuously on for a long time, but there is a plastic shroud over the electrical terminals. If the light gets too hot it will melt the shroud. I hope that will not happen.
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Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I wouldn't let that sway me unless you think it might be an issue. Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I... » Read More Andrew, I recall that the display will show you what the target temperature is as you are setting it, then it will revert to the actual temperature. I liked this heater a lot, it kept a very steady temp-- then I inadvertently broke it when it didn't get unplugged during a water change-- the glass heated up and it cracked with the fresh water add... total bonehead mistake, I know much better. The material inside got all over and I did lose a couple fish over it and many water changes to resolve. Then I bought an unbreakable. I hadn't broken a heater more than 15 years of keeping fish so I wouldn't let that sway me unless you think it might be an issue. « Show Less
2002990
yes ,shows room temp,you press up or down to set temp ,then display returns to room temp
1279587
Hi, If the item is very hot (after a long time using), you may switch it off and then switch on again.
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It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication... » Read More It records the highest and lowest temperatures received from each of the two probes since the last reset. (Each are reported separately.) When you press the reset button, both high/low readings revert to "---" until it receives another update from the probes. I check this often and press the reset each time to ensure the receiver is getting updates. As I said in my review, the only issue with this is that it does not alarm if it fails to get an update from the probes for a long time. That should be addressed in the design and I hope they make that improvement and add an indication of missing data so you don't think wrongly that the alarm was due to exceeding a limit. « Show Less
1815240
Yes it does, even when supply voltage is removed. Also, it does have a SPDT relay built in. Just a reminder, it will only display in Celsius, but that is an easy conversion.
1170089
No.Button on outside of unit is used to change temperature.This is done after using internal switch to take unit off of factory set (120)
1749634
Great question. I just went in and interuppted the power by tripping the breaker. After 3 minutes I restored the power and the Air conditioner started right back up with no input from me at the correct temp!
1242232
When I switch from heat or off to 'cool', the display will show 'cool to' - which is the temperature that I had set earlier when I went through the schedule set up.
1591444
No, it heats to a certain temperature and remains at that temperature for approximately 2 hrs. after unpluging