Can this be put on a timer? I.E., when it receives electricity, does it turn on and start heating if the buttons are configured to do so?
625905
it depends on what temperature you put it on or number just don't put maximum as soon as you get it will just brake i found out it will set off the fire alarm and smoke,give some time to warm up slowly then your good to go.It will stay on until the room is warm then switch off and turn back when the room temperature start to drop a time stays on a whole week if you room is not well insulated.
625906
Yep, if you have the power switch set in the on position it will turn on right away, it also has a thermostat that will kick it on and off. Very nice little heater, puts off plenty of heat in a medium sized room
625907
No timer. When it reaches the temp you want you turn the knob until it shuts off. It will turn back on when it falls below that temp.
1251618
Not really, you select on and the amount of time by pushing it more than once when starting. Push on and push 1-3 more times to select the amount of time you want it to run -same button. Don't think you would be able to set it up with a timer, I could be wrong. It does run for a long time, it holds alot of water.
46908
There is no way to regulate the temperature-it's one temperature fits all. There is also no on/off button or timer. Plug it in and it heats to a predetermined temperature. It stays on until you unplug it.
1486953
This unit does not do that, but you can purchase a timer in any hardware store, home improvement store or probably here on Amazon. They are fairly inexpensive. Just plug your heater into the timer and the timer into the electrical outlet, and you can control both when it turns on and when it turns off.
1583860
No, it will turn on with motion and then go off after a preset time of 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, minutes. Not for big loades like heaters, fans.
568139
No..It is designed to turn on and off at temperature set points. There isn't any way to control the "time" when it hits a set point. The only time setting is in-between the low shut off point and the high turn on point. If you were heating in a refrigerator with an element then it shuts off it is here you have control of the time..(it's called controlling the "short cycle")..after it shuts off there will be some residual heat at first then it will be absorbed or dissipate in short time...like 8-10minutes. So you set the "lag" time for like 15minutes, so then the controller will not check the temperature for 15min. THEN turn off if it needs to cool down more. That is the only time control in this controller. The only way to work in your case is you would need to place a 10min. timer between your controller and the pump. the problem being is you'll need a timer that re-sets after it shuts off..Not easy,but not impossible either!
299729
You can just plug it in or do as I did. I bought a electric timer for $ 10 to plug the unit into. Works great.
1520504
No, this is a strictly mechanical switch, you need to manually reset timer after power failure. I have been using this combination of timer and electric water heater for close to 30 years and believe it is even superior to the current fad of "on-demand" heaters.
923280
Rian Ketter is correct. The timer is optional. I have used the timer only because I occasionally forgot to turn off the heater before I went upstairs to go to bed--and was way annoyed with myself when I came down the next morning and the thing was still running. Waste of electricity!
1204598
No timer. It just keeps warm after it has gone through the boil cycle after water has been added. To turn on/off, just plug and unplug... No on/off buttons.
580970
There is no timer to turn it on, you have to manually turn it on. Hope this helps.
179304
No program, no timer. It is a basic unit. We bought it because it is one of the only ones without programming that still has a "warm" setting, which is critical to its use.
2097904
No it does not from my knowledge. I didn't see a timer button. However, if you set it to a certain temperature, it will auto shut off once it reaches that temperature. But visibly there is no "Timer" button on the heater itself. Please let me know if this helps. I am happy to scan and email you the product sheets that came with it.
599195
It neither has a timer nor an on/off-switch. It is operated by plugging it into the outlet to start it, and plugging it out to stop it. In this sense you can time it by purchasing a timer-unit for a few dollars to put on your outlet.
1670599
No timer. It turns on and of with a switch unless your 'switch' is a timer.
1325225
Mine has been on for about a month straight, and a timer is no problem. It's the same as if you were to switch the power on and off yourself.
849008
I did not put the unit on a timer, but is is on a switch. However due to the low power usage, I just leave it running all the time, to keep fresh air in the laundry room.