What is the temp. range on the thermostat? Can I set it as low as 50F .. ie what is the lowest it can go?
1802601
I don't know. Mine are installed on the flybridge of a boat where they would pretty much run full time at any setting. I can tell you the heat disbursement horizantally is next to nothing. all the heat goes upward. They take a fair bit of time to prime for the first time after hooking up the gas. but overall I can't think of anything else that I would go with. a good buy.
1802602
My unit is new. I've only fired it up a couple of times when the house temp was down in the 50's so it may be different during the winter. But it seems like the minimum is in the low 60's or high 50's. It's really hard to tell at this point, since the delta between the outside and the inside isn't great. Your mileage will vary.
1802603
The thermostat is not set by temperatures. Levels 1-5 settings...setting 1 is pretty low...setting 5 is really high.
1308144
I have it at the lowest setting. I heat a small space which has thick 4" foam insulation (my pump house is about 4' x 4' x 4'). The thermometer usually reads about 60° F. A little warmer than I need, but acceptable. The lowest setting is supposed to come on at 35° F. I also have a second heater for back up.
1921503
I no longer have this but it did go at least that low. I would set it at that or 50 when I went away. Depended on the weather.
1989064
Not sure about the lowest but my son told me he got it down to 42F and it was still going down - which to me is not that necessary anyway as this is a heater not an air conditioner.
795677
I just went and checked 90 is the highest setting 50 degrees is the lowest one. You can set it in one degree increments.
1123750
50°-90°F (10°-32°C) is the thermostat range, with a 1 degree differential. That said, you can't really set the thermostat on a particular temperature, but it doesn't take long to figure out where you want to set it. I have mine marked with a red sharpie so I can remember.
950997
There is a thermostat but I'm not sure if it will get to that range. Mine stays around 38-40 on the coldest setting. It may get close to 50 if turned all the way up but that's just a guess.
867160
I had to ask the manufacturer the same question and the reply was "yes, on at 32* and off at approximately 45*" It is interesting that in none of their literature is this mentioned. I'd think that might be something a potential buyer might like to know. I have not verified the temperature range but this is what I was told by the manufacturer. So far however the heater is doing it's job very nicely.
656334
It's 36 degrees F. Depending on the temperature of the room, I doubt it will run that cool. The lowest I've run mine is 64 degrees F. Usually it is set to 70.
1062115
No, you cannot set the thermostat to a specific temperature. It has a dial knob that is numbered 1 through 6. It has Min, Med and Max switches. And a Comfort Temp button that adjusts the overall temp to be consistent.
1641120
It is a low medium high type of deal. I think it will go down to 50 degrees just fine but you'll have to figure out where the thermostat had to be set. With dial set on low ours keeps the temp at about 60 wish. Its not very precise.
2278481
The lowest temp setting is 113 and can be adjusted by one degree to a max of 167 degrees. You do have flexibility between 113-167 degrees.
893853
The lowest thermostat/temp setting is 60 degrees. This is a great air conditioner.
1030711
No, 55 degrees is lowest temperature setting but 2 of Rite Temp 5-1-1 Universal Programmable Thermostat Energy, Star Compilant can be set at 45 degrees
2176236
Even on the low setting it will let you choose the temp. The temp goes in increments of 5, from 65 to 85 (I believe). This is a great heater that keeps our 450sf bedroom very warm.
400228
I am in FL and can not access my manual, but I have mine set at 48 and it will go lower. Can not recall if an external thermostat can be used.
493690
You can use the thermostat on the low setting, but the automatic shutoff and turn on will not work as described in the instruction booklet.