What temperature does this default to when plugged in? 208? 195?
1746466
If unplugged and then plugged in again, defaults to 195. Press once to reset to 208, if preferred.
593514
According to manual the highest heat setting is 450 F. Temperature controller plug states 1500W.
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I don't know where you are getting the number 208. If you are testing the voltage and it's reading 208, then you might have an electrician look at it. Voltage will fluctuate on any line, but most of the time the fluctuation will go slightly higher, or slightly lower, but just a digit or two. In USA the normal is 110 or 220 for household use. If your line has been run a long distance, it might account for the drop; just know that some devices are sensitive to low voltage and the situation might cause the device (or the device you are charging) to over-heat. I would talk to the manufacturer as well as a competent electrician. I don't know where you are getting the number 208. If you are testing the voltage and it's reading 208, then you might have an electrician look at it. Voltage will fluctuate on any line, but most of the time the fluctuation will go slightly higher, or slightly lower, but just a digit or two. In USA the normal is 110 or 220 for household use. If your line has been run a long distance, it might account for the drop; just know that some devices are sensitive to low voltage and the situation might cause the device (or the device you are charging) to over-heat. I would talk to the manufacturer... » Read More I don't know where you are getting the number 208. If you are testing the voltage and it's reading 208, then you might have an electrician look at it. Voltage will fluctuate on any line, but most of the time the fluctuation will go slightly higher, or slightly lower, but just a digit or two. In USA the normal is 110 or 220 for household use. If your line has been run a long distance, it might account for the drop; just know that some devices are sensitive to low voltage and the situation might cause the device (or the device you are charging) to over-heat. I would talk to the manufacturer as well as a competent electrician. « Show Less
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I found the same thing with both my units. That is, if I want the room temp. to be 78 degrees, I set the air cond. for 74 degrees. No big deal.
1755767
Mine is doing the same thing. It states the max temp is 190, so setting it at the max should be safe and it operate normally. Has anyone else set there's at the max and it works fine? thanks
1806138
On the bottom of my cooker a stamped plate stated 120V 60HZ 195W Hope this helps.
1511473
I can't give you an exact temperature. However, I can say it is hotter than you want to stick your hand on. The label says 120V 60Hz 17w.
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I don't know the temperature in degrees but it is not quite warm but there is no cold in the bed. My cat liked it when plugged in while it was still in the house before I placed it outdoors. When my cat sits on the lowest level of heat of my indoor heating pad; she leaves it because it gets too warm for her; not the heated thermokitty pad. Hope this helps.
2109327
Ours works great, after any power outage it returns to whatever we had it set for. We keep ours at 73 degrees
1239155
I wouldn't be able to answer this question. I never heard of 208 volt, only 110 and 220.sorry
470190
I don't know about the temperatures... I returned mine for another malfunction sorry
694854
I don't know. It gets so hot when it is plugged in to "recharge " that I would never leave it plugged in unattended.
350938
Warm to the touch. Mine has not been hot. But, suspect my voltage is not that low.
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The information for this thermostat states "50 degrees" But I would unplug the cord if the temperatures were going to stay above 40.....just to save on the electric bill!
437270
It was in Fahrenheit, I believe. I never did get the unit running, so I sent it back. I believe it was a fault with just this unit. I ordered a different brand while trying to get this one returned. The company was fine with it and tech as helpful as can be.
1404924
None.. Plug it in and enjoy.. NO problems and great air output. Can't go wrong here.
538759
I don't know. The only thing that I could do was to get the temp. set from C to F. Sorry.