what is heat level for protection?
1532247
We use these cooking over a campfire and have had no problems with our hands getting warm or hot. Hope this helps.
1532248
As a benchmark, you can hold hold a cast iron frying pan out of a 400 degree oven for maybe 10 seconds. That said, they work much better at lower temperatures. Sort of how your winter gloves are perfectly fine at minus 20, but not so fine at minus 40.Typical of cloth oven gloves and oven mitts: if they get wet or dirty, the insulating effects erode dramatically. Note that the gloves can be worn on either hand. I would argue that rubberized side is less insulating.
1532249
As a benchmark, you can hold hold a cast iron frying pan out of a 400 degree oven for maybe 10 seconds. That said, they work much better at lower temperatures. Sort of how your winter gloves are perfectly fine at minus 20, but not so fine at minus 40. Typical of cloth oven gloves and oven mitts: if they get wet or dirty, the insulating effects erode dramatically. Note that the gloves can be worn on either hand. I would argue that rubberized side is less insulating.
1532250
heat level? I have no idea I read up to 482 degrees F but I found that on line so I would check on line
1780168
200 is the lowest and 450 is the highest on the heat setting. I love mine, I've had it almost a year now.
849361
i suppose it is a typo "thermally" protected probably means if motor gets too hot it will "cut-off" rather than burn up from over current. never had this problem yet so I am not positive that is what they mean but many motors have thermal cutoff. for fire safety and UL rating etc. If motors over heat and cutoff they probably have a problem and need to be replaced anyway if it happens more than once or twice.
149695
Absolutely not for any range of heat. I use aluminum foil as a cover. Not the best choice I've ever made.
1522718
I have never had heat be an issue. The unit has a warm feeling when operating but not to the extent that I could not use the unit.
374863
No, it shouldn't be so hot as to cause worry. Mine just gets warm after a while
1492788
Answer is between 12K and 18K models. You need to select based on your heat load and insulation level whether to upsize or downsize.
2271300
None that is exposed. The bottom has aluminum sandwiched between two layers of stainless steel. That enables even heat distribution.
1816791
I live in Texas and we see 110 degree heat but I haven't gone through a complete summer yet. The case seems well constructed and sealed to prevent moisture and foreign substance intrusion.
1660755
Yes if on high setting! Also, lower settings for people with heat sensitivity!
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.
1986741
I used a heat gun on low setting of 750watt, worked just fine, just be careful not to get too close, it can melt it.
1047577
Sorry, I can't answer that question. My A/C service tech suggested I protect each A/C unit with one of these....
77859
I'm measuring 149 degrees F (65 C) for a thermometer in contact with the heating pad on the highest setting. For reference this in the same ball park as a hot cup of coffee (which for the record can cause burns if not careful).
35440
Low, high, simmer, warm. Seems to be enough because those are adjustable to your own setting.
1942559
The temperature settings are 6 buttons representing levels low&gt;mid&gt;high. Unfortunately there is not a number readout for temperature nor does it indicate what temperature each of the 6 levels are.
1401592
Yes, definitely up to a medium heat. You wouldn't want to see any glowing red on an electric range.