I am confused by the temperature dial. There are two dials: one red and one blue. What are the functions of each one? Thanks!
620142
The red is just a stationary "pointer" for your desired temperature to land on when you spin the blue dial. Awesome thermostat.
301590
This model can only display in "feet" and "F" for temperature. I also have the other model with skiing function. The ski model can only display in meter and "C" for temperature. If you need compass, only the ski model has it. I wish both models can display all the functions on the same watch. There is another quite alike model at Amazon which said to have compass and jogging. What I really looking for is compass+jogging but I like if someone can confirm this.
1832853
On the top where the lever is, there is a red( on the left) and a blue( on the right) button. Never a problem determining hot or cold.
1847206
Both. On/off and heat dial from 1-30. Doesn't indicate the degrees, though.
1182896
There are two models of the DROK meter, one that reads Fahrenheit and one that reads Celsius. The Celsius model can't read Fahrenheit and vice versa. To switch to the temperature readout (from voltage or time) press the button marked "m" (mode). Hope that helps.
1411695
Yes. It has a dial. There are no specific temperature settings on the dial (no numbers), but it is variable.
2158252
The lower part of the dial viewing area is a thermometer indicating the current temperature in the room. The red arrow in the upper part of the dial is an indicator of the temperature you desire in the room. using the "teeth" on the clear plastic dial rotate clockwise to raise the temperature setting. rotate counter-clockwise to lower the temperature setting. Enjoy the warmth.
1739836
The on" to the left is for anything other than"toast", ie when you use the oven convection oven, broil or warm functions. You just turn manually the dial to the right as far as you want for toast (all the way to dark for the darkest. For the oven etc. set a temperature, turn the middle dial to the function you want and turn the bottom dial to the left to on.
547606
Absolutely, it shows results in both Celsius and Fahrenheit. It is very easy to switch between them. I remember just holding the top two buttons for a little while and it would switch between the f and C. It also remembers what you last switched it to. This is a cool thermometer.
1569417
The led screen turn red when temp is to high and blue when to low and green when temp is where you set it.So guess you can say green means on blue means working to warm up tank and red means off to cool down tank if gets to hot. Hope this helps.
1258781
Yes it does have a temp. dial but it is not lighted. It just has low medium high and off. It is a little difficult to see it but i love the skillet. You just need the kitchen well lit to read it. Hope this helps.
205224
The red toggle switch is "on/off". The dark gray dial is the thermostat control for setting temperature. The fan turns on and off automatically based on the setting of the gray dial and the temperature of _?_ (am not too sure about what temperature or other input it uses for controlling when it turns on and off, but it does cycle on and off). The fan is a bit loud. The unit also has an internal "tip" switch for safety that will turn the heater off if the unit is knocked over; It will turn back on if sat upright. This product is MADE IN CHINA.
149378
Temperature is controlled by a plug-in rotating dial with increments from OFF, WARM, 200, 250, 300, 350, 400. It takes a little while to come up to the higher temps because of the size of the surface. I have not calibrated it with an external thermometer or checked for cool spots but it cooks evenly.
777328
I checked the manual and it doesn't specify the exact temperature for each setting on the dial. The dial has a setting from 1 to 6. I started out with a setting of 5 but soon discovered that it would freeze boiled eggs that I put in the day before. So I dialed it back to 4 and it keeps everything good and cold - but not frozen.
2119473
The dial reads 480 degrees at maximum. I believe the actual temperatures are higher than what is recorded on the dial.
743467
Thanks for your response. I was having trouble picking up the temp from the base. I think the batteries were low (duh.. pretty obvious..). I put in new batteries on both units, repeated the sequence a couple of times and... voilà! I think I've got the hang of it now. A handy little device.
1171472
The dial is calibrated in Celsius so I use a second digital thermometer to monitor in Fahrenheit. It works well but the delta, the temperature it turns off until it turns back on is about 30+ degrees wide, a little loose for my application for smoking meats. The price is right for what I was looking for at the moment. I just couldn't smoke cheese with that tolerance. I am using it with 110 voltage electric heater coil in a smoker. Voltage does not change the thermostat setting. That said, one has to consider the amperage rating of the contacts, 16 amps is the max. rating at either voltage