How is it thermostatically controlled?
1137879
No thermostat. But it is only 100W, so it will only heat an oil pan so hot. They make temperature sensing switch boxes for engine heaters you could use, or just use a timer as I do.
1137880
No it has adhesive backing to attach to oil pan. You would need to purchase an additional timer to turn off and on
1137881
There is no regulation that I am aware of. It plugs in and consumes 100 watts. I am using one to heat my chicken's water. It works great at -30, but steams the water when temps are above 0.
1137882
The element automatically heats to around 120 to 140 degrees. I have not had a problem with overheating. I was very amazed the adhesive did not melt or release. This is my second winter with it. Better start ups and quicker heat.
1137883
You have to buy a thermocube. Plug into the thermo cube and it will turn on when it dips below freezing and turn off above freezing. Search thermo cube on amazon
19254
I assume so, however it never has gotten that hot as it is thermostatically controlled...
35125
The user has to turn it off themselves. It's either on or off. There is no control of the temperature.
1267445
The temp. is programmed on the remote control and the unit automatically cycles on/off to maintain the desired temperature.
1519193
Hi Rinda, just so you know, there is no temperature control! It just heats up to a certain temp and stays there. Hope that helps!
334931
It has a thermostat. Once it reaches temperature it stops heating and starts heating as it cools down again. So far it has worked well. Only used it a few times.
566252
It has an on/off switch with option to have cool or warm air and a variable speed fan. No thermostat, but frankly you need full power all the time.
1797299
This heater puts out forced heat with a blower and has 2 settings. However, there is no thermostat to control the temperature. i.e. it runs until you turn it off.
828652
Hi, the timer has an override switch to put the heat on or the cool down. It is very controllable and the heat remains set until you click back to Auto.John
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.
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I beleive it is thermastically controlled and will turn itself off when there is no water. Temperature (&lt;32 degrees) and moisture need to be present for device to function.
2133238
There is a dial numbered from 1-10 to control the temp. I bought two... one worked and the other didn't. The working one works very well.
1614303
There is a thermostat that you set and it will go off when the temperature is reached. It's a good product
1826351
It has a thermostat embedded in the strip ... it will turn itself on when it gets below freezing and back off again when the air temperature rises. They work well.
1484727
Yes, this is thermostatically controlled with hi and low fan speeds. These are GREAT little heaters. The other one I have is 20 years old. It's not digital like this one but looks the same otherwise. Go for it!
1149973
It has a thermometer and it can control split-ducts systems but it's not designed as a thermostat. The split-duct system would do that itself. This just sends the commands to power on and set a temp. After that, it's hands off.
1481336
There is no thermostat. There is a valve past the regulator that is adjusted. It is easy to adjust to hold a pretty constant temperature.