Does anyone run these heaters when you are not home? My sister lives in country and always turns off her heaters when she leaves.
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with the th115-a-120s thermostats set it and forget it. i have never run one in my home witout the 115. 4 units /th115 code where i live. i have 10 units. i think they are cheaper to run than go thermmo. 1000sq ft. home for about 8 yrs.
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Mine has worked very well. I have 2 and am extremely happy with them, I dont have to heat the whole house now. I don't set it for a double setting Just set it at 55 degrees and it will come on when below that and go off when it reaches that temp.
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They were discontinued. When you call Honeywell, they will deny any issues, but I had the same problem with the actual box getting hot and the it would also keep the actual heater on. Literally would surpass the temp it was set to and keep rising until we had to disconnect the wires. Never can be turned off, even in warmer weather. Lowest I believe it will go is 50F, so always running. We literally had to replace 11 of these in my home and Honeywell did not back them and said we were basically idiots. They were not overloaded by any means.
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We have ours in a part time location so we unplug each time. Water is hot within 10-15 minutes and we don't ever notice we run out.
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No... I just try not to kick it over... :) It is an awesome heater in every other regard. I turn it off when I leave the room; it is on now.
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My husband said 'no'. Heater works great. Maybe a different model could be operated that way. Judy.
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I do. This is the third winter. No problems. I use the heater on the "low" setting. At high it would be about 1500 watts. At low, a bit over half that. Gets the bathroom warm in a couple minutes
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I have not had any problems with it. The main suggestion is to be sure that the unit is pushed to the "off" position before laying it down after you have finished with it. Like anything else, left unattended it could burn someone or something, especially while still hot. Listen for the "hiss"--no sound, it is usually off. When in doubt, remove the thermal unit. It's great not being restricted to using an outlet.
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Hi Carol: I would say that you would have to turn the heater back on but I'm not sure because I have not been in a power outage since I have owned it. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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Best heater on the market.. I own two and they are efficient, noiseless, and can be operated 24/7 . I live in North Dakota and I wouldn't be without them. I use one for a 10x12 bedroom and it's fine. Not sure if it could handle a larger room, it would depend on insulation and outside temp. This is a safe quality heater.
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This particular heater has a thermostat behind the door..it seemed to work well in the beginning, turning the blower off and on but now the blower stays on and runs constantly. We just turn it off with the remote when not needed.
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I leave it on all night when I have company staying upstairs ....cold...and vents do not heat the room, but I clear it so nothing is near...like blankets, etc, use it as only thing plugged in, and if you have pets keep them out of the room....it's heavy, which is great, but still you don't want these to fall over...as with any heater.
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I have not had an issue with the heater stopping and starting like that. More often than not, due to the rooms it is used in, it does not shut off (hit the temperture) though that is the room and not the heater. On the rooms where it stopped, I did not have that issue.
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These are excellent auxiliary heaters. They take about ten minutes to warm to the touch.. Extremely efficient and safe. I have 3 and love them.
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Buy a good heater next time. The one I bought lasted about one year. I heard a lot of stories about these heaters and not good stories either.
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I live in Montana, in a small apartment and just one of these heaters works very well I don't even need to turn on my regular heater. If I were you I would buy one and try it first then if you need more go for it. but trust me it get's the job done. lol
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My heater is loud but I have it on a timer and start it up after I shower to dry the bathroom. I have them in all my bathrooms and they work well.