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Question: Can the unit be set to maintain the temperature seperate ffrom the timer, i.e., maintain 70 all the time?
Document: I have been happy with this heater. I brought the heater bout 2 weeks ago. what i like most bout this heater is the timer. I only use the heater one hour before i wake up to heat my kitchen to 11pm. I can set the timer to start on its own. Another thing i like is i can save on my electric bill by setting the temperature i want. I like 70 degrees. once at the selected temperature the heater works on lower power.
We have an old house with some HVAC challenges. One bedroom was about 6 degrees cooler than the thermostat setting downstairs and 4 degrees cooler than the rest of the upstairs bedrooms. Until I can address the distribution issues in this old house, I purchased this unit to assist in maintaining the room at a comfortable temperature. It takes the chill off the room that used to be there on cold nights. The timer and thermostat are great features. The unit works as advertised to maintain the temperature selected.
I know I can count on DeLonghi products. The Toaster Oven I have is still functioning after 20 years, and the Oil Filled Radiator Heater (in Beige) that my son gifted me with 5 years ago is still functioning perfectly for supplemental bedroom heat. Now I have another one for my Den/Office that even has a Thermostat & Timer, and automatically adjusts the heat levels (High, Med, Low) to reach & maintain the temperature I set. PLUS it has a remote control?
With other units its been a guessing game to get the unit to cycle at the target temperature and many suffer from significant temperature overshoot/undershoot as they cycle on and off. Not this one. Set it and forget. And, it will automatically ramp up and down energy levels as necessary to best maintain maximum efficiency in holding the set point. Finally, anyone who could find this unit challenging to set up and operate probably shouldn't be allowed near any electrical appliances in the first place.
This heater heats well. There are no moving parts so nothing to wear out. It stays hot and can keep a couple of rooms heated to living temperatures during cold weather. I've had mine set at 70 F and it can maintain a constant heat of 65 during temps that are 32 F or below.
It is so easy to use , except that we didn't try the timer function yet because in reality you don't really need it. You set the temperature and set how fast the unit should heat up to reach the desire temp (45 to 90F) with Lo, Med, and Hi settings. We set it to 70F/Med and just leave it in son's room. Soon we really forgot about it.
Really like this heater so far. But the remote does not work. Also I'm still getting use to it. Have it set on 70. Haven't figured out the timer or whether or not I will even use that feature. Haven't turned it off yet so I'm hoping that wont be too complicated.
I try to set it to "medium" but I only get a green light (assuming that is good) when it is set to low. The "On/Mode" switch is the only button that actually works -- but not to actually cycle through modes, just to turn the unit off. You can't read the temperature or the time unless you shine a light on the LED display (a HUGE design flaw!).
It will start at high and then switch to medium and finally, maintain at low power. There are lights on the control panel which indicate the level the heater is working at. In the long run, this automatic adjustability is, in my opinion, the heater's best feature. Beyond this, the heater lets you choose the highest level employed to reach your desired temperature and as stated in the specs, has timers that allow you to set the times in which the heater operates.
Initially the unit will come on at full power until the room temperature reaches the desired setting then will cycle between the Hi, Med, Low power settings to maintain room temperature. As for noise I have never heard the unit cycle 'On' but have heard a quiet cycling to 'Off'. When mine cycles On to maintain the room temperature it cycles to Low power - supposedly not using as much electricity as, maybe, other oil-filled radiators.No complaints.
Answer: Yes, it's very easy. It's digital so you see the exact setting you want, 70, 71, 72. What you set it for at temp and time is what it stays unless you change it. If you don't want to use the timer you don't have to. You can have it ON all of the time at the temp you set.