how is the themostat controlled?
1725274
There is an on/off rheostat dial on the front of the unit. This would be fine if you are running straight power to the heater. I have the heater set at its highest setting and my power comes from a wall thermostat. Hope that makes sense to you.
1725275
I put them in bathroom vanities. I put a spring timer on the wall and run them only when the bathroom is being used (showers usually). The timer could be a thermostat. They frequently come with a thermostat on the unit which I put on max temperature so it is really controlled by the timer.
1725276
I got the one with the thermostat built in to it. If you want the thermostat remote, follow the recommended installation instructions. they make it simple to understand.
1725277
We purchased this unit as part of a kitchen remodel. We purchased a separate thermostat that was installed on the opposite wall by our electrician. We only had a chance to use it a couple of times before spring/summer made the temperatures too warm. We were really happy with how well the thermostat regulated the heat in the kitchen and how well this unit worked.
1008445
It just controls the outlet. However, as one answerer commented I thought mine was acting erratically too. However, I soon learned it was the lamp that was causing the problem. Switched it to the outlet on a different lamp and had no problem.
1959320
There is no way to control it at the unit. You need to control it either from a web browser on a computer or using the smartphone app for the iPhone or Android.
1868503
The hub controls all the devices installed. The GUI allows you to schedule when devices come on and go off.
2247531
There's a low or high setting. Whatever setting you put it on is where it stays until you turn it off. Pretty simple.
379212
It is thermostatically controlled. Set the temperature and it will turn on and off to maintain that temperature. There are no other programmable functions.
1946185
There is no remote control. Its all manual. Either its on high for up to 60 min. with the timer. Or its on automatically at a set temp. (Which up set by hand) using the upper dial/thermostat.
1162814
Yes, there is a button on the bottom which manually override current on/off status.
463741
It has to be wired to a separate thermostat. There is no temperature control on the unit itself.
806962
NO--it is controled by a seperate wire I hooked mine up but we never use it
643934
There is only one way to control it - the up & down arrows. A small label next to the light sensor lists the options: 0 turns the output on, A is auto-on, that is whenever the outside light level gets low enough, everything is on. Continuing with the up arrow, it does auto with timed shutoff and each number corresponds to the number of hours before it shuts off. For example, I use a setting of 3, which turns on the lights around 8:50 PM and shuts them off 3 hours later. Pretty crude controls, but I really don't need anything more more.
1841883
Your question is very vague but here goes, The Man Control works like this, when you first turn the unit on you set it to high to heat the room to the temp youlike in the room then you rotate it counter clockwise to get the temp you want it well turn off most of the time at about a quarter of the way on, but your supposeto set it at what temp like when you back it down! Hope that works!
1441460
There is no thermostat. It has a dial to set the amount of heat it puts out, but once it's on it's always on.
1177606
the control is a single knob. You can adjust the heat with how far it's turned, but it's either on or off. It is not automatic. The heater is efficient and warms a small area well. My heater has been installed a year and I have not had any issue.
491226
There is a 2 speed switch mounted on the fan. I installed a SPST switch under the TV box that I can reach from the drivers seat that turns the fan on & off. If I want to change speeds I have to do that at the fan. There is no thermost control, just manual. I did the same on the passanger's side.
904609
Yes, ours is controlled by the variable speed switch from our old fan. Threw the remote away. Electrician did the install.
2056183
There is a vacation mode you can trigger by wiring a pair of wires to the thermostat and using a contact switch which can presumably be controlled by the multi-zone system. I ran the wires to control mine but I haven't hooked it up to anything yet.