how high a temperature does the bed heat up to?
1487242
I'm not sure of the exact temperature but it's a very low heat. Just warm. It was made that way so that a cat can sleep for long periods without being burned.
1487243
It gets warm, not hot. I don't know what temperature it reaches, but my cat loves its cozy feel.
1487244
Not high at all. I claimed to be an indoor/outdoor bed buts it's really an indoor bed.
1487245
it does not heat up very high however as of January mine has stopped working and I am looking for something I can place under it and plug in to keep it warm since she loves the little bed itself.
1487246
I don't know the temperature in degrees but it is not quite warm but there is no cold in the bed. My cat liked it when plugged in while it was still in the house before I placed it outdoors. When my cat sits on the lowest level of heat of my indoor heating pad; she leaves it because it gets too warm for her; not the heated thermokitty pad. Hope this helps.
1487247
I don't know the exact temperature, but I would say the temperature is about equivalent to a low setting on a heating pad or maybe a little lower. It is enough to keep the bed warm, but not too warm. My cats sleep in our garage, so it can get cold in there especially in winter. I leave the bed plugged in most of the day and all night with no issues. My cats both love this bed and will often be found curled up together in this bed. My female cat has arthritis and had a lot of trouble getting around. After buying this bed for my cats, Ebony stopped limping and doesn't seem as stiff when moving. So I highly recommend this bed, especially if you have an old and arthritic cat. I don't know the exact temperature, but I would say the temperature is about equivalent to a low setting on a heating pad or maybe a little lower. It is enough to keep the bed warm, but not too warm. My cats sleep in our garage, so it can get cold in there especially in winter. I leave the bed plugged in most of the day and all night with no issues. My cats both love this bed and will often be found curled up together in this bed. My female cat has arthritis and had a lot of trouble getting around. After buying this bed for my cats, Ebony stopped limping and doesn't seem as... » Read More I don't know the exact temperature, but I would say the temperature is about equivalent to a low setting on a heating pad or maybe a little lower. It is enough to keep the bed warm, but not too warm. My cats sleep in our garage, so it can get cold in there especially in winter. I leave the bed plugged in most of the day and all night with no issues. My cats both love this bed and will often be found curled up together in this bed. My female cat has arthritis and had a lot of trouble getting around. After buying this bed for my cats, Ebony stopped limping and doesn't seem as stiff when moving. So I highly recommend this bed, especially if you have an old and arthritic cat. « Show Less
1487248
It doesn't get very hot to our way of thinking, but since kitties have more tender skin than ours and sleep for long periods in one place, it is made for their comfort. Mine love it.
1439279
If the room is well insulated and the outside temperature is in the 30 degree range it wil probably heat it reasonably well. There are to many variables for a really accurate response.
1225041
Supposedly 500. However, since the insulation isn't that great and the convection draws in air from the outside room I'd say that the max temp realistically is about 450, maybe a bit less if the room is chilly.
827849
Yes, and I'm glad it's optional. I never need to set higher than #5 for 30 minutes before getting in bed. Then I turn to the low setting and it's plenty warm through the night. Of course, people have personal tastes. I live in Oregon now; if I still lived in Montana or Wyoming, no doubt I'd use higher settings, but I'd have no need for the preheat, even in mid-winter.
2059373
I can't give you a good answer to that since I've already thrown away the packaging. It is being used on a spare bed and hasn't been washed yet. Having said that, I always wash my whites in hot water and mine is hot enough to cause pain, so I assume it's over 130 degrees. When it's time to wash this, I won't hesitate to throw it in with the rest of the whites. I have been very favorably impressed with everything about this product, even including the packaging and the price, so I at least feel confident that it will stand up to my hot water. Hope I'm right. Good luck.
1961179
Extremely hot. I suspect 950. It was almost too hot. I ended up getting a variable temperature one.
1224880
On the highest setting it feels like you just got your sheets out of the dryer. Having a heavy blanket over the bed helps trap the heat.
1949786
Well theres different temperatures. The highest is 450. And thats really hot. So if you don't want that high keep it low
99262
Not at all. I usually turn it on 5 min before getting on bed. The bed sets itself on high until reaching the set temp then drops to the setting you put it on.
1135781
The unit has an automatic shutoff that can be set for various temperatures. I have set it to "maximum" and, although the shutoff temperature is not specified, based on my experience it must be well above 80. I don't know, however, what temperature it will not heat above.
1821813
I have set mine highest 140. I think it goes higher. Mine gets very hot very fast. Shoots up to 120 within 15 mins or so and then I let it go up to 135-140. I'm not home right now so can't check, but I think it automatically shuts off after 90 mins. I'm usually only in for less than an hour at between 120-140. Of course that is minus warm up time if you go straight in cold as I usually do because it takes less than 3 mins to start feeling real heat. I do not know what the emf/emf readings are. Sorry. Anyway, I'm just a girl with arthritis and I use it a lot in the winter especially and absolutely LOVE it. Just make sure that you connect ALL the panels (floor, sides, bench near legs) when you put it together or it won't get hot enough or heat evenly. We had to take ours apart and fix that! Good luck.
1636732
the highest temperature setting available n the heater is 90. The actual temp reached in the room is of course dependent on the size of the room
653895
The tempature can go up to 175. On low end you have some flexibility because you can change solution tempature. When the machine is running the solution tempature will rise without using the heater.
1641118
The setting is hi med and low. As for as the degree pf each setting I do not know. We never have ours over the lo. Just a tad over and it gets too hot. Room temp not machine.
579314
It depends, of course on the ambient temperature. Today, it's about 40 degrees F outside and this heater set on the lowest setting has increased the indoor temperature about 12 degrees. I'm running this in an approximate 30 foot RV with a slide out. When the outside temperature goes much below freezing, (32 degrees F), I use it in the bedroom with the accordion type door closed. At its highest setting, it will reach about 80 degrees in that room.
1097794
I don't know the exact temp. It's not as hot as a heating blanket. It warms the surface works better with a blanket or sheet over you when laying on it to hold some heat around the body. It also turns off after a few minutes.
495429
I used an electric heated bed pad which was made for animals. Human heating pads can be too hot for some animals - even on low.