Gas heaters with thermostat

Thermostat

— the feature that helps maintain the selected temperature: when the room becomes warm enough, the heater reduces heating or turns off the supply, and when it cools down, it turns back on. As a result, the temperature remains more even, and gas consumption is generally lower because the device does not heat to a "constant maximum." Compared to manual adjustment, the thermostat is more convenient for prolonged use, especially at night or when you are busy. Example: set a comfortable 20–22 °C in the room and avoid adjusting the power every half hour.