Is there a low oxygen sensor and how do you control the temperature?
385242
I am not sure about thd oxygen sensor, it is controlled by a thermostat. I have two of these heaters installed in a new garage that is not yet insulated. it is 28 by 36 with 12 foot ceilings and a full second floor. I keep the stats at 35 degrees, Within 1 hour it will heat to 55 to 60. these are great heaters and I am very impressed with the performance for their size.
385243
It comes with a Thermostat & you should call MrHeater on the low oxygen sensor. ( I think it does have that ,but none for me to say)
385244
This does not feature a low oxygen sensor. The thermostat works using the power pile on the gas valve. The thermostat can be mounted anywhere near the unit and can be on a wall. No electricity is required. A power pile is a thermocouple that produces power. This electrical output from the thermocouple is enough to operate the gas valve and thermostat without using an outside power source.
367159
I've noticed that if the water gets to low the temp won,t stay put. Also unhooked the propane tank thinking it was empty, screwed it back it and the temp shot up. Maybe an air lock of some kind. Hope this helps. We really like it.
55015
113 degrees is the lowest I could set. The temperature indicator may start at 78, since that is what it indicates the temp is at power on, and I think the room is colder.
649273
Not specifically temperature however you can control the amount of flame which ultimately gives off less or more intense heat
1580404
It does not come with a thermostate, just a control that regulates the amount of gas it is using, like a low to high setting.
241226
There is no temp control. you must hold down the button for for a minute while it warms up, then keep your finger on it or the temp will fall.
1001604
no temperature controls on unit, you have to do that manually with your own separate thermometer and removing heater at desired temps. Having said that, this heater worked perfectly fine for what I needed it for.
1645955
Google the sensor and display to find the instructions. I seem to recall that there's a jumper on the circuit board that you need to set for one or two temp sensors. So I'd take a look at the docs before I gave up.
995261
Yes, however there is no exact temp setting. There is a gas level control from high to low. When I do soldering, I like to have it at minimum setting using blow torch I have it higher etc...,
1614204
I now like the machine but the settings/temps process is mysterious. In brief, be sure it is in the mode you want; like standard and not eco or fan. I turn it on and up to where it starts, then back it down. I set its reading to four or five degrees higher than I actually intend. This way it cycles on and off at night and keeps the (bed)room at the desired temperature. This advice may not help. In which case persist; just fool with the thing until you win. Or call LeLonghi and good luck with that.
1620342
There is an on off switch . There is also a thermostat to regulate temp but I have not used it.
2074353
I don't own this unit, but I do see that the item comes with an oxygen sensor. I own a place in Wyoming at the 8,000 foot level and know where you are coming from. Anytime you have an Oxygen Sensor it will restrict the usage of the unit above the 6,000 foot level. At my 8,000 feet level, it would probably run for about 10 minutes before it shut off. The same idea will apply to all heaters, power generators, or anything else. (I've learned this the hard ways...)
997767
Actually the app has an alarm which can be programmed to go off if the oxygen level drops below some threshold. I found this out when I first started using it because it kept waking me up. I had to disable it.
43227
change the temp? hold the button to move it up? not sure what your question is
1836238
If the heater has been off for a mounth or two you have to keep the piolot ---temp control knob pressed down , sometimes for a minuit, but hit the sparker button every 15 seconds till the pilot catches, keep holding the knob down for 40 seconds, the pilot should keep burning, then just set your temp. Hope that's all it is Jon.
806218
no, there is no temperature control. nor does it have a fan. the heat rises out thru the adjustable top vent plate.
650641
You could add a K-type 6" long probe and that would get the air temp, I believe. Check it out here - Stainless Steel K-Type Thermocouple Insertion Probe 6"