What is the highest heat setting? 1 or 6? To get more heat you raise the thermostat temp. Is that correct? 1 thru 6 has nothing to do with the heat output. Is this correct?
620903
Sorry, but mine has a digital thermostat. Are you sure you are working the thermostat and not the flame setting?
620904
There is only 1 heat setting the 1-6 is the flame settings. We also were disappointed with the heat output.
620905
The numbers 1 through 6 are pertaining to the brightness of the flames. On our fireplace number 1 is high and 2-5 intensifies the the brightness and then 6 is high again. I hope that makes sense. In order to change the thermostat you need to push the thermostat button and it will show the Fahrenheit temperature. Then push the up or down button and it changes the temp. I hope this helps....
620906
Thanks for that info. Love the looks of the fireplace and features but the Blower could have been more strong.
620907
6 and the heat didn't reach 5 ft away. U actually have to stand infront to feel the blower. I like the size flame n timer but heat didn't do the job for me. Returned it back to Home Depot. For full refund. Wish the blower was on d bottom of the fireplace.
1081676
I have two of them. Most heaters have high medium and low settings or 1-10. You can set these to maintain a temperature. I use one of them to heat a 10 x 20 room and another to heat around 400 square feet. These are the best space heaters I have ever had and I have had 15-20 of them. Don't expect real hot air. They work slowly to get to a temperature then maintain it. They are much safer than other heaters. I believe they are the best space heaters on the market.
1627540
Yes, lower.I use these in a seasonal vacation home. I keep the temp around 48 in winter to prevent damage in the home. I love the precise control, the others i had to set in the general area of 50 and wish for the best.. i always kept it a lil high to err on the side of caution. Now i can set them at 46, and its precisely that, so the heat is on less but no freeze ups. They also incrementally increase power to heaters, based on output needed, rather than on/off.
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The thermostat know has 10 indicated settings plus the on and off settings. The instruction manual says the following: Set the thermostat knob by turning clockwise to where you want it and allow the heater to warm up the room. When the desired comfort level is reached, lower the thermostat slowly until you hear the unit click off. Heater will now automatically maintain the desired comfort level. I paraphrased a little bit. In other words, once the desired temp. has been reached the heater cycles on and off. Works fine. There are no specific numbers on the heater knob. You just have to find what's comfortable for you.
731095
Stevie, this is not the unit you want if you need that much control of the heat. It has preset increments, which jump at least 10 degrees each time. Like from 350 to 365, one shining example.
1636732
the highest temperature setting available n the heater is 90. The actual temp reached in the room is of course dependent on the size of the room
2023630
The wattage this unit pulls varies depending on how high you set your thermostat and the temp of the room you are using it in/ The unit will use more wattage to bring the heat up to your setting and then it will back off amd use less wattage to maintain that temp. You can of course, override the amount of watage but you will find that is a much less efficient way to use this heater I move it around and use it in the area of my house I am working in, that way I stay comfortable in the maine winter weather and can turn my thermostat down on my furnace to conseerve fuel oil. This method has safed me several hundred dollars in heating cost already this winter. The wattage this unit pulls varies depending on how high you set your thermostat and the temp of the room you are using it in/ The unit will use more wattage to bring the heat up to your setting and then it will back off amd use less wattage to maintain that temp. You can of course, override the amount of watage but you will find that is a much less efficient way to use this heater I move it around and use it in the area of my house I am working in, that way I stay comfortable in the maine winter weather and can turn my thermostat down on my furnace to conseerve fuel oil. This method has... » Read More The wattage this unit pulls varies depending on how high you set your thermostat and the temp of the room you are using it in/ The unit will use more wattage to bring the heat up to your setting and then it will back off amd use less wattage to maintain that temp. You can of course, override the amount of watage but you will find that is a much less efficient way to use this heater I move it around and use it in the area of my house I am working in, that way I stay comfortable in the maine winter weather and can turn my thermostat down on my furnace to conseerve fuel oil. This method has safed me several hundred dollars in heating cost already this winter. « Show Less
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The unit has an automatic shutoff that can be set for various temperatures. I have set it to "maximum" and, although the shutoff temperature is not specified, based on my experience it must be well above 80. I don't know, however, what temperature it will not heat above.
1676525
No it just has 1-10 and the heat increases as the number increase. I like my heater, it has preformed well.
1960250
Hi John,I was able to adjust mine at at least 2 settings. Granted I'm running a 180 degree thermostat. Iniallialy it was opening around 170 with the running to often. I now have it opening between 178 and 180 degrees. Are you running a 200 or 210 thermostat? Maybe there are less options at higher temps. Not sure on that one. Perhaps you have faulty module. Make sure you have your probe a short distance from the radiator inlet. I know the closer to the inlet the truer the temp readings are.Good Luck John
1685380
On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
1806782
My bedroom has a very high ceiling. Once he heater has been running for a few minutes (abt 15) I turn on the ceiling fan to help circulate the air from the ceiling. It always raises the temp a couple of more degrees at the floor level.
1094408
first set temp on machine for what you want with power on ,when it reaches that temp you should be able to increase up and down one degree at a time.( best heater for the money)
2056277
Not a full answer: I estimate the maximum temperature at which the unit turns off one the thermostat is set at maximum to be around 80, perhaps 85.
743746
There is a dial that goes from 1 - 30, with 30 being the highest heat setting. I do not know what that translates into Fahrenheit degrees. I use mine on the 30 setting. I hope this helps.
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.
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3 heat settings: 10,000, 12,000 and 15,000. BTU/HR. I had one for probably more than 10 years. Love 'em!