Does this have a dial to set the temp? It shuts off when it reaches the desired temp?
155333
When I had the heater, I would set it to a specific temp and it would stay there. I had a male betta and they usually require a specific temp. Not being too cold and such. It seemed to do well with being kept where you adjust it to. I also had a sticky strip thermometer to stick to the outside of the bowl to check the temp to make sure the heater was working. I would suggest one of those as well.
155334
There is no preset. I'm using it in my well water treatment tank to prevent freezing. It works for this but doesn't keep constant temp for us. It depends on ambient room temperature.
1699402
Yes, it has a dial to adjust from hot to warm to cool. Very pleased with mine!
2284053
Yes...when it hits a certain temperature it shuts off to keep it at that temperature
1684495
Yes it has a temperature control but it is not a degree. When it is hot enough back it down until it turns off and then it will set at that setting.
2086790
This is a great product! You can set it to hold your desired temperature for about an hour I believe, and then it'll shut off.
1680206
Yes, it does - you can 'hold' any temp you set until you change it/tell it to go back to its program
1047686
It has a fan. The thermostat is a rotary knob on the back of the heater. There is no temperature setting. You set it by turning on the heater and when the room gets to the temp you want, you turn the dial down until the fan shuts off. When the room cools down, the fan will come back on. The heater plugs into a 230 volt 20 amp receptacle.
2086791
Yes this kettle has an automatic shut off feature. You can also keep it at the desired temperature by pressing the hold button.
2017049
I no longer have this unit although I am looking forward to purchasing another one--it got damaged in a recent move. I don't recall being able to set it to a specific temperature. From my recollection I believe you could set it from low to high or a range in between based on a dial but it never turns the unit off and on I don't believe, it just adjusts the radiant heat feature. I am responding from memory so I could be wrong.
1962672
There is no digital temp display. You turn the dial to your desired temp, but there is no display to tell you what the exact temp is.
2120349
It stops increasing the temperature once it reaches the setting to which you've placed the dial (no numbers, so you have to guess at the temperature) but it does NOT turn off.
292160
It is my understanding that it is supposed to be set then it turns off once it reaches said temp. Then when it drops it turns back on. This model I bought did not. I'm sorry about the vauge answer. I was just disappointed with the initial faults, I had to send it back.
2238729
There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this heater, our second one. First one lasted us 3 years of steady wintertime use. There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this... » Read More There are no numbers, so cannot set it for a specific temperature. You just get used to where you want the setting by how warm the room gets. No fan blowing the air out, so you don't hear anything "shut off", just less heat radiating out of it. There are 2 settings with a button, then you can move the dial. We always have the button on the low setting and about middle of the dial, and warms our dining room/living room nicely. Awesome is that heat comes out both sides and the top. The cats and dog love to lie by it. No one has ever gotten burned by touching it either. Love this heater, our second one. First one lasted us 3 years of steady wintertime use. « Show Less
1813982
No. There is no timer or clock on this unit. It does have a digital display of the temperature setting. You can set the temp to 175F, 190F, or 210F.
950996
It does have a control dial on the back. I would think you could achieve that temp with this control.
1055390
In a word, no. It's basically a one-time use dial. Turn it to the amount of time you need and the dial moves down to zero and shuts off.
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.