Dimplex DuoHeat

carlytaylor1986

Hi all. I have recently had the DuoHeat installed into my flat. However, I would like to know one simple question that I cannot seem to find the answer on any page online. Does this have an inbuilt thermostat so it can detect the temperature of the room and release/retain heat as and when the room gets cooler/hotter? The reason me asking this is, yesterday was quite warm, I got up around 8am and went to feel my heater and it was almost cold, it had been on the same setting as the previous days (have had it about 3 weeks now) and normally I can't even put my hand on it, it's that hot. So I just wondered why it was cooler yesterday morning? This morning seems to be as it has been the past few weeks. Very strange but I wouldn't mind knowing the answer. Thanks

Kitchen_Sink

Try this - you should find instructions for your particualr model here

http://www.dimplex.co.uk/customer_support/downloads/index.htm

(If not, you'll need to contact dimplex for further assistence)

ChumpusRex

The duoheat can adjust the amount of night charge automatically. If the last day has been hotter than expected, then it will take a lower charge the next night.

The duoheat has no mechanism to control the release of heat.

If the room is unexpectedly cold, then it will use a normal convector heater to bring the temperature up to the set level.