what does non programable mean?? can you set the room temp you want and it will come on and off to keep that temp.
820937
Exactly that is what you can do with it you can rise and lower the temp it is very basic
820938
You can enter a temp and it will keep the room that temp. It you want to raise or lower the temp, you must do it manually. It can not be programmed to raise and lower the temp automatically.
820939
Yes, furnace will come on and off to maintain the temperature you set. Non programmable means you need to press the up/down button manually to set the temp.
2030665
you can set temp where u want it at and leave it..whenever it reaches that temp the heater will turn off and back on when it needs to reach the temp that you set it for......basically...set it and leave it.
1996411
It's not like a "normal" thermostat that will turn on when the temp is too low and turn off when it's high enough. This one will turn on when the temp's too high and turn off when it's low enough. That's the temperature you set (hence, turn off temperature).
1057091
Yes. You can set it at 72 and leave it at 72. Or any other temp for that matter. This is a very good unit quiet, and energy efficient. It is our second one. The other lasted 20 years.
1565908
When you press either - or + to deviate from the programmed schedule temperature, a "Hold" option appears next to one of the buttons. Simply press this "Hold" button and it will stay on your manually set temperature.
708065
it must be preset, there is no temperature control. i don't remember temp. playing into it at all.
523593
My unit is behaving exactly as what you (and the user manual) describe. I set the thermostat temp to a comfortable 68 degrees. The unit heats up to +4, which is 72 degrees, and then it shuts off. That's great. However, as soon as my room temperature drops to 71 degrees, which is about 2 minutes later, the unit kicks back on in LOW mode. This is WAY too sensitive. When the room temperature reaches 72 degrees again, which is about 30 seconds later, the unit shuts off again. The unit cycles between 71 and 72 degrees, and therefore, turns on and off continuously every couple of minutes or so. Mind you, neither 71 nor 72 is my desired temperature. The constant clicking on/off makes this feature unusable. It is quite ironic that this feature is called Save Smart. It should be renamed "Waste Dumb" in my opinion.
1839075
Hi there! No, you may just cap-off the sensor wire and the thermostat will control the temp.
889880
I use a plug in programmable thermostat to control when the unit turns on and off as well as the room temp to be maintained while on. As some one stated as long as it is UV listed you should be okay.
1004462
Yes, the thermostat can be set to maintain a desired temperature all the time. It will automatically adjust the power setting necessary to keep the room at the specific temperature set on the thermostat. I keep my workshop at 60 degrees all the time and I do not use the timer at all.
480349
You can set your desired temperature, and there is a thermostat that turns it off when temp in room is right. Great little heater for one room. Using it a lot during this transitional weather. It also has an automatic shut off if it is moved or falls.
2081269
Hi Judy: I have 4 of these in 3 homes about 300 miles apart. I asume you are asking about manually setting the temp to heat or cooling and this can be done without Wi Fi. But I don't think you can program it without Wi Fi. That means you can program temps for time of day and then different temps @ night for each day. For heat I have them set for 70 during the day and 68 during the night. For cooling its 74 during the day and 70 @ night. All of this can be done remotely without driving 300 each way. Hope this helps.
956884
Jennifer, Yes it has a thermostat built in and it will turn off once the desired room temp is reached. The thermostat is in the knob tho, there's no temperature number setting like on your home central heat or AC. It's one of those deals where you have to guesstimate by using the knob. It's not hard to figure out once you use it a few times. One other thing to note is that there's a "burn off" smell that takes a few days of use to go away. The smell set off our smoke detectors and I was pretty worried. I called the company about it and they said that the new coating on it would eventually burn off and it did, but be prepared to endure smoke detector alerts if they're positioned near the heater. Our heater was hooked up by our gas company. If you're going to use natural gas, and your existing gas line, I highly recommend you contact your gas company vs. a private contractor.....for safety reasons and ability to hold someone responsible if there's a gas leak problem down the road. Good luck; I really like this heater.
866613
This can be set on "hi" or "low", both of which bypass the thermostat and are not auto off. Or you can use the thermostat settings which are auto off based on room temp (though the thermostat temp settings seem inaccurate)
1929365
Hi, Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again. Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues. What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s.
534735
It all depends what you're using it for. I'm only heating my room instead of constantly heating my own apt. another nice feature this does is you can turn dial to how warm you want the room. when the room reaches that temp it turn off. I find this feature great. I have a 10 by 10 room and on a level of 1 it can heat it up pretty good.
1059833
You can set a temperature and then use the on/off button when you want the floor to come up to that temperature. Be aware depending on the house temperature it can take some time to heat up the floor. Also, you can program the unit to go on & off throughout the day/night. I replaced a 8 year old unit that was not working so it was pretty easy.