We have a DeLonghi oil filled heater. What is the highest setting? We do not have a book for this heater.
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The highest heat setting is both switches flipped up in the On position with the heat dial fully turned clockwise to level 6...The heat dial runs clockwise from lowest 1 to highest 6.To set the heater to the LOW setting, Turn on the left switch on only, medium setting would be the right switch engaged. The heater has many power levels to choose from. Low , medium, and highest(1 thru 6 each). Without the book, I hope this helps explain the settings.
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Patrick I am not shure . I have it on my bench at work I know the high setting is about 900 degrees i dont think that is correct i havent checked it . But I can tell you one thing that is a heck of a good station for the money . Ive had a repair shop since 89 and thats the best for the money . I was using edsyn stations but they were too expensive to maintain. Tips and heating elements for this station are cheap. and they have a good life . I run my station at about 675 degrees 10 hours a day 6 days a week . a tip will easily last 2 or 3 months and Ive never replaced the heating element. One thing I would suggest is to throw away the sponge that comes with it . I use a piece of stainless steel wool glued in the tray with silicone . This cleans the tip nicely and you dont experince temprature change from wetting the tips. Which keeps your station temp steady and prolongs the tip life. Tips are small enough to do smd removal.
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I believe that the low end is between 36 and 40. I am using the heater in the same way that you are planning to so if I'm wrong we are both in trouble.
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I had to ask the manufacturer the same question and the reply was "yes, on at 32* and off at approximately 45*" It is interesting that in none of their literature is this mentioned. I'd think that might be something a potential buyer might like to know. I have not verified the temperature range but this is what I was told by the manufacturer. So far however the heater is doing it's job very nicely.
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I have it at the lowest setting. I heat a small space which has thick 4" foam insulation (my pump house is about 4' x 4' x 4'). The thermometer usually reads about 60° F. A little warmer than I need, but acceptable. The lowest setting is supposed to come on at 35° F. I also have a second heater for back up.
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Just an FYI, there are 3 settings on this heater, Hi, Lo, & Eco. I have four of these types of heater this being one of them and I have a "Kill A Watt" meter that I have run test on all of them. This listing on this heater shows it has three wattages using the 1500w, 750w, and 500w. This is not true, and in the manufactures' specs (being fair to the manufacture) it says nothing about the Eco being 500w. I believe some one that was trying to sell this heater made up the 500w setting and some others read it and decided to add it to their description. It runs in only two wattages, Hi runs approximately 1240w, Lo runs about 870w and eco runs both Hi and Lo. How Eco works is a fixed setting of 68 degrees, when the temp in the room is 65 degrees or lower the heater will run at the Hi setting until it is within 2 degrees of the fixed setting then it kicks into Lo mode and runs at that setting until the 68 degree mark is reached. I personally have discovered there is no real use for the Eco setting since I like to run the heater on Lo mode (being the most economical) most of the time. Hope this help explain the heater, BTW after the entire test my show a cost of roughly $16.00 a month at my cost of $0.09 per KWH at 8 hours a day usage.
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The highest setting is 375 F. No mention of lowest setting in packaging or instructions.
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I am not sure what you mean...the unit heats up very fast on it highest setting... We work off the (4,5,6,7) settings just fine ....using one side to cook and the other to keep warm.. We Have had the unit for few years it works great for my events...
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DittoI tried to put a heater in and found the same problem - if anyone knows how I'd appreciate info too. Thank you!
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High! All electric heaters on 220 are not efficient. Just depending on how much you run it. I have a 22x22 garage that I heat just when I'm working in there, works great! But if you leave it on for a long period of time it can get expensive.
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The "low heat" setting limits the unit to a maximum of 750 watts and the "High heat" setting to 1500 watts. The unit has a thermostat that allows you to set the desired room temperature and regardless of which heat setting is selected it will alter the amount of heat being produced and fan speed to achieve the set desired temperature.
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Hi,The lowest temp setting is 39 degrees the highest is 90. I love these heaters and have 2. They are less expensive than running my furnace.
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High setting should only be used for simple HEATING appliances such as hair dryers. Do NOT use it for electronic appliances. See my review on this product for details.
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I have set mine highest 140. I think it goes higher. Mine gets very hot very fast. Shoots up to 120 within 15 mins or so and then I let it go up to 135-140. I'm not home right now so can't check, but I think it automatically shuts off after 90 mins. I'm usually only in for less than an hour at between 120-140. Of course that is minus warm up time if you go straight in cold as I usually do because it takes less than 3 mins to start feeling real heat. I do not know what the emf/emf readings are. Sorry. Anyway, I'm just a girl with arthritis and I use it a lot in the winter especially and absolutely LOVE it. Just make sure that you connect ALL the panels (floor, sides, bench near legs) when you put it together or it won't get hot enough or heat evenly. We had to take ours apart and fix that! Good luck.
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Not sure what you are referring to. If you mean heat settings, there is no high and low, just plug it in and let it heat up.
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On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
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Here are two you might check out from DeLonghi EW7707CM 1500 W and DeLonghi EW7707 CB 1500 W. These both run about $65.00 here on Amazon. Another to look at is the Dr Infrared Heater Quartz+ PTC Portable Space Heater. Also 1500 W and sells for $130.83 here on Amazon. These three seem to go up to 85 degrees and have decent ratings. I have a neighbor with the latter of the three. It heats a very large room. 25+ feet x 18 ft.