What is the range of the thermostat on this?
71609
60 degrees to a "max" setting which is above 85 degrees. So maybe it's 90 or just steady 85. I'm not sure but I can tell you it works better than I expected it to. Works well!
71610
although a great heater, I have found the digital thermostat to not be very accurate. I have learned to set it seeing what a regular thermometer shows ad then making the adjustment. Also, one of by biggest gripes with this heater is the thermostat does not work on the low setting only on the 1500 watt setting.
71611
What wattage is the low heat? Does it pull less than 1500 watts? Thanks for your help!! :)
71612
Sorry, I bought this item for my mom on my uncles advice. She is 86 and loves it as it is simple to operate and pet friendly. Very quiet and great for older people who sit in in one area for extended lengths of time.
1058722
the thermostat is only the temperature of the heat coming from the heat. not room temperature.good luck
1088430
Thee. It hs a range about 30 degree F temp rang you are talking about is a thermal overload protection device
974669
Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file... » Read More Found these specs online as well which you may have seen.Specifications:Temperature Setpoint Range: -30° to 220°FDifferential range: 1° to 30°FInput Voltage: 120VAC, 208, 240VACPilot duty: 125VA at 120/208/240VACSensor: Thermistor, 2" long x 1/4"dia with 8' cable (included)Control Ambient TemperaturesOperating: -20° to 140°Storage: -40° to 176°Ambient humidity: 0 to 95% RH, non-condensingEnclosure: NEMA 1Dimensions: 6.52" high x 2.7" wide x 2.48" deepAgency Approvals: UL listed, file E94419, Guide XAPX, CSA certified, file LR68340, class 4813 02Relay Output Ratings - NO (NC)120V208/240VFull load amps16 (5.8) A8 (2.9 A)Locked rotor amps96 (34.8) A48 (17.4) AResistive amps15 (5.8) A8 (2.9) AHorsepower1 (1/4) HP1 (1/4) HP « Show Less
1498469
A 10' heater is too much for that thermostat. It is supposed to work up to 2000watts and 8.33amps but it doesn't operate right for an 8' which is 2000watts. I tried to get Honeywell to help me but they couldn't be bothered. Specs say 250watts per foot for baseboard heat. I have several of these on 8' applications and I am stuck with them because of Honeywells lack of cooperation.
566035
Agree with earlier answers. I have two units that predate the one with a thermostat, and they work great. The problem with the thermostat unit is that the sensor is right by the radiator. It gets warm and kicks off before the area around it is warm. The solution is to set the thermostat 10 degrees warmer than you think it should be. You can adjust from there for personal preference.
1600011
MY house is about 1900 Sq ft. (not including the basement) the thermostat is on the top floor and never had a problem. WE use it as a portable but really it stays in one place.
728521
The lowest setting for away mode is 40 degrees. Nest has a built in safety feature and will kick the furnace on if the temperature falls below this. However, you can adjust away mode to your liking. Mine is set at 60 for low and 80 for high.
1254692
purchased two of these, and either terribly unlucky, or an inferior product. their radiant heaters (ones that mimic old-fashioned radiators with fins) by delonghi are superb, these smaller units broke down within a month or two. had to return both of them, so unable to answer your question about temp range. we've replaced them with a BIONAIRE BCH9214 unit and it's been running like a champ.
776280
I purchased it for a second home that I visit off and on during the year. I have it set in the bedroom And it is about 200 sq feet. It does a nice job of heating that. I do question the accuracy of the thermostat however but for the price you can't really expect much more than it does. I'd buy it again.
1267662
i dont believe the thermostat can read the remote "thermostat" or remote "sensors", unless it has the 12 volt power from the 4th wire to operate that part of the system
1760713
Unfortunately, the thermostat is not set up in a temperature reading, rather, numbered 1 - 5. I believe the lowest thermostat level would engage the heater @ around 55*f for the entire room temperature.I guess it would depend on the size of the area you are working with and the placement of the heater within that area.... Overall the thermostat trigger points would remain the same, but if heater were installed near ceiling level, you would offset the actual area temperature to engage the heater at a lower temperature. The built in blower fan switch has the options of on-off-auto, but its air output is far from any kind of forced air performance. Again, it would depend on the area you are working with and the outside temperature or is subjected to, as I use it in a garage type working area of approx. 1200 sq. Ft. In the Georgia winters (the heater struggles a bit once it gets below freezing, but I can't complain as it is not rated for such a larger size area). I am still pleased with my purchase. I hope this helps.
1676324
The Temperature alarm set point is 45 degrees F You are suppose to be able to Set it from -66 t0 301 degrees F We left our on Factory 45 degrees
1123751
I'm not exactly sure. I had it controlling a fan in a green house that was getting way too warm. However, once I got this wired up and working the green house never got over 100 F. On the low end, I'm not at all sure since I only used it in the summer. It's fairly sturdy in the construction and uses some old school tech. I'd be surprised if it would stop working at a high temperature unless it started to melt the plastic.
1999469
Is this a new thermostat? If so, I'd return it. I have the identical unit and mine adjusts to at least 80. There is nothing in the instructions to explain why you would be having the problem. Also, Honeywell has a good website for instruction PDF downloads.
303966
The thermostat is rated for 3000 watts, you should be fine. I had to use Honeywell's programmable unit to operate my 3500 watt heating system.
1776484
The thermostat ranges from 90-degrees F to 160-degrees F with 5-degree increments.