Will it heat at 650°F?
185607
Yes it does, it actually heats up so well that it burns on contact. Be very careful with it and I most definitely recommend this item
185608
I know it becomes fingernail curling hot but could not tell you to what degree, literally.
251026
The temperatures range from 220 to 420. Hope this is what you wanted to know..........
1563670
The sticker on the bottom of the unit says 120V60Hz1500W. The instruction booklet says temperatures range from about 250 degrees F on Low and 400 degrees F on High. I hope this is what you are looking for.
134771
The unit will cool down to 61 degrees. It is a reliable unit that I have been very pleased with.
2031698
Depends on where you live. Recommended Temperature range: 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit
244702
It generates a bit of heat yes, but I've never had it overheat. Max ambient temp I used it in was I think 32C.
2140364
If it is a well insulated room and on a long time. Better to take temp up from 55 to 65.
1607342
Most definitely. Tops out at 81 degrees, but was a godsend for me and the family when our pipe froze, rending our furnace useless for a few hours. This kept us from freezing and even helped heat a 550 sq ft room up to about 64 degrees from 59 F. It'd do far more in a normal sized bedroom.
172535
Yes, down to 40 degrees below that it uses heat strips so at that point it would be the same.
1090119
No. It only gets to about 20 degrees (F) above room temperature. 80 degrees to 90, max.
1478422
It heats up to 410 degrees (at least mine does). I've had mine for a few years now so it could be possible that newer models do heat up to 450.
101484
Yes, as long as the material can take the heat, 180 degree. I knew some of them are OK, but can't guarantee yours.
1287448
believe it will not up to 1500 F after that depends how long the heat stays that high would believe other things would go first
533177
We use it at 425° - 450°. It's stone/ceramic, so I think it would be OK since it was probably fired at a way higher temp than 600° when it was manufactured.
556496
It goes all the way up to 166 degrees F. I use it on my back and cannot go above 120 and usually 118.
578198
The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.
854749
I doubt it. 600 degrees is a lot. I would try high temperature RTV (the red stuff) instead, although that may only be good for 400 degrees.