Does the thermostat still work if I only want to use the low heat setting?
1440507
No, as stated in the manual, the thermostat will only work on the high heat setting. I own this model and have comfirned that in practice as well.
1440508
No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/remote-control-ceramic-heater-with-digital-display-model-755320/ No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here:... » Read More No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4)The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/remote-control-ceramic-heater-with-digital-display-model-755320/ « Show Less
1440509
No. It does not. I'm not sure if the folks who answered "Yes" to this question have a different model heater or what? I just got mine last week and the thermostat only works in the high heat setting. I just checked the manual. It says " AUTOMATIC TEMPERATURE CONTROL (Figure 4) The automatic temperature function will only operate on "High" heat (). You cannot set the temperature automatically when the unit is in the low heat mode." You can see the manual here: http://www.laskoproducts.com/remote-control-ceramic-heater-with-digital-display-model-755320/
1440510
No. I don't believe it does. I'd have to dbl ck the manual but I believe the manual specifically says the thermostat only works with the high heat fan on.
1440511
Yes. You can set the exact temperature you want to keep in the room you are in. I keep mine at 62 degrees for example, and when the room gets to that thermo temp. It stops. When it gets cool again due to temperature dropping it will start again. You can also have it point in just one direction, or oscillate. Whether high or low heat though it is not a burning type of heat, where you have to worry about children or animals walking by, it is a gentle heat.
1440512
The new model 5538 is identical to the 755320 except it has an additional Save-Smart Function that allows you to set temperature, it starts in High until temp is reached, then cycles on/off in Low. The 5538 is currently much cheaper at Walmart than Amazon.
1337063
No, this is strictly a 110V setup. The heat is on or off. Thermostats are usually low voltage.
1963137
Yes it says so in owners manual. I was worried about that as well. As it comes out though that is very pragmatic. Your home heats a large volume of air. That takes time. I turn down heat at night by 5 to 7 degrees from what is comfortable enough. So that works out to 2 degrees + 2 degrees 20 minutes later. Programmables presume a given temperature at a given time. Here I set it by need. This is not a programmable thermostat. It is an easy to read & set digital however. Neural damage makes me wobbly. This works out in the real world.
1121803
No....the heater has two settings. High and Low but the fan must be running when it is emitting heat.
2231925
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
2231924
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.
1178818
If this happens turn the thermostat clockwise to a hotter setting . Up to and as far as completely, turned to the full stop position . If this does not bring the hot air back on . You have a defective unit.The only way the thermostat should work.Is that if the room reaches the maximum temperature . That the thermostat [dial ] is set to respond to. It should turn off both fan and heat. then when it drops below that setting again. It turns on both fan and heat together. If that is not what yours is doing. It needs to be replaced or repaired .If thats possible.But that would only be,,, to my knowledge,, under any [ short ] warranty it comes with If this happens turn the thermostat clockwise to a hotter setting . Up to and as far as completely, turned to the full stop position . If this does not bring the hot air back on . You have a defective unit.The only way the thermostat should work.Is that if the room reaches the maximum temperature . That the thermostat [dial ] is set to respond to. It should turn off both fan and heat. then when it drops below that setting again. It turns on both fan and heat together. If that is not what yours is doing. It needs to be replaced or repaired .If thats possible.But that would only be,,, to my... » Read More If this happens turn the thermostat clockwise to a hotter setting . Up to and as far as completely, turned to the full stop position . If this does not bring the hot air back on . You have a defective unit.The only way the thermostat should work.Is that if the room reaches the maximum temperature . That the thermostat [dial ] is set to respond to. It should turn off both fan and heat. then when it drops below that setting again. It turns on both fan and heat together. If that is not what yours is doing. It needs to be replaced or repaired .If thats possible.But that would only be,,, to my knowledge,, under any [ short ] warranty it comes with « Show Less
1802603
The thermostat is not set by temperatures. Levels 1-5 settings...setting 1 is pretty low...setting 5 is really high.
1533063
Yes, once you set it on auto it will come back on when the temperature drops below what is set. So far I have no complaints. I am cold nature so I keep set on 72 heat and it feels great upstairs, but take a while longer to heat the open floor plan downstairs, but this is normal. Hope this help...
288651
I returned mine. Could not get the thermostatd to trigger the unit back on when dropping below temperature. Tried 2 different units and had the same issue.
1219183
Yes. Certainly on the setpoint. On the heated ambient air the temperature it could vary up to -/+ 2° in my case. The unit is very sensitive. It has an adjustment for cycle time to control the temp deadband around the setpoint. Also, thermostat positioning will affect the temp variation.
2058218
You can turn the thermostat all the way down, but it still has a little heat.
1548114
It has a position on the knob for "no heat" though it does not "click" into place. It does work to turn off the thermostat, though I unplug it if I'm not going to be using it for a while (i.e. at the end of the day).
721169
No, you can turn the temperature down to the lowest setting -1. You have to unplug it to turn it off.
2223242
It turns off when you turn it to the lowest setting and on if you turn it to the heat you want
1058722
the thermostat is only the temperature of the heat coming from the heat. not room temperature.good luck
1049098
No it does not. It allows you to turn up and down the temp, and also set back to the current program temp. Pretty basic but workable.TBH, I listen for the click of the relay in the base unit to know when I've triggered heat...