I bought a different and the lowest temperature that it will shut off is 68 (level one). Does this one shut off at a lower temp (like 45 degrees)?
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Stacie, I cannot say what the bottom shut-off is, but I can tell you that if I set it at #1 (and the thermostat functions a little below #1) the heater will shut of with the temperature in the low 60's. I have to bring it between 2 & 3 to get the area to the 68-70 degree range.
1626238
We love ours. It heats the area well. We keep it between 1&2 most of the time keeping our heat at about 70 degrees. We love in northern Maine where temps have been -20 and up to -40 on a pretty regular basis and it has been extremely reliable. I haven't let the temperature get down to 45 to test that theory.
1626239
I don't know. I turn my heater off at night. It heats my house well when I turn it on in the mornings. I love it!
1594867
Unfortunately it does not set that low. The lowest I have noticed it will set is about 50 degrees give or take.
2049885
It cools to 30 to 40 degrees below ambient temperature. I don't know of any of this style of cooler that has temp controls.
1645735
The temperature is incremental, not calibrated. That said, the lowest setting is just enough to take the chill off without building up heat (it cycles nicely)
245248
It has a thermostadt that can be digitaly set to the desired temp. Now whether it can be set as low as 45 degrees I am not sure but you surely can set if for 50 degrees and it will function very well. I have a 400 square foot den and on the coldest days, and I am talking 20 degrees below, it will run you out of the room when set on 70 degrees. I had to set it at about 65 degrees to tolerate the heat. This heater really performs well. To answer your question will it turn off once the temp is reached...the answer is YES it will and turn on when it drops below the desired temp too.
1641120
It is a low medium high type of deal. I think it will go down to 50 degrees just fine but you'll have to figure out where the thermostat had to be set. With dial set on low ours keeps the temp at about 60 wish. Its not very precise.
1994512
Good question. I just tested the thermostat and the lowest temperature for the heat setting is 45 F. The lowest setting for the A/C is also 45 F.
1004460
Yes. I leave mine set at 69 and the power level self-fluctuates to stay at that temp.
1055426
I'm curious about this too. I set mine for 370 and as soon as it reaches the temperature it turns off. SO frustrating.
918764
it shuts off completely. I have mine set as low as it goes and keeps things very comfortable. It turns on automatically to keep the temp constant.
420309
No shut off or timer to go to another temp. I accidentally left mine on one night, and I stayed on low for 19 hours.
795677
I just went and checked 90 is the highest setting 50 degrees is the lowest one. You can set it in one degree increments.
1190788
Yes it does. Set it to 72 when it reaches that temp it shuts off then won't turn back on until it goes down to 69
1547517
Carl, The lowest it can be set is 45 degrees and held at that setting. I hope this helps.
512275
If you set it to 73, it should turn off when the ambient temperature is 75. The temperature you see on the display when you're not adjusting it is supposed to be the room temperature. I do know from personal experience that this heater has a lot of problems and is not one that I would buy again.
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I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even... » Read More I have a smaller btu version which is in my bedroom...I usually have it on #3 after igniting the unit. From my understanding; #1 is for 60-65 degrees, #2- 65-70 degrees, #3- 70-75 etc., the unit is equipped w/auto therefore once the room reaches the temperature according to where you have set the dial; it will shut off; but once the room goes below set temperature it will come back on...I have no problems w/my unit & for 17 yrs I have lived in my home, every winter upstairs was the coldest in the house; but last yr. & this yr. I have been comfortable up-stairs to the point where I have even had to shut unit off & put on a fan...I love my ProCom « Show Less
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up to 86 degrees,once room temp reaches 86 or what ever temp u set it at it will shut off once it reaches its highest temp or whatever temp u set it at.then it kicks back on once it gets below whatever u set it for.