What is the approximate temperature of the surface of the warmer?
1547112
I don't know the temperture but it keeps my coffee hot and I love this item
1547113
I'm sorry I do not have that info. It melts a massage oil candle quite well though.
149380
The thermostat goes from a minimum of "Warm". It then goes from 200 degrees to 400 degrees, with markers every 50 degrees.
1158368
The end glows red and you can't hold your hand 3-4 feet in front of it. I would say, at the heater 400 degrees. 10' away 95-100.
2279050
Ours gets warm to the touch....we have -20° to -30° temperatures where I live. It melts the snow/ice at least a foot away from the mat.
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).
1065769
I did not use this warmer long enough to be able to provide an accurate answer.
1314179
I don't know exactly but it's not very warm. It is probably between 5-6000 K.
1058283
I can't really speak to that particular question, but I am not happy with its performance. It doesn't keep the temperature consistent and half the time it seems like things are actually warmer than when I put them in there.
1762143
The first stop on the temperature dial is "Warm", the next is "200 degrees". Hope this helps.
798391
The warmer itself is fully heated within a few minutes. I set up for my facials about 30 minutes before the first one and they are hot enough by the time I start. There is no temperature indicator on it.
1516037
Relatively warm. It's still an LED, so you won't get the incandescent glow, but it's rated at 3000K, which means much warmer than something rated 5000K.
954897
Looking at it I have to say zero which would be off, warm which would have to be between 0 and 200 degrees since the next ranges are 200, 250, 300, 350, and the last 400 degrees. I have not used a thermometer to check the accuracy since it is a recent purchase, then again I haven't had reason to. Hope this is helpful Queen!
922410
The previous answer is satisfactory but the measurements are not exact, neither is the temperature.
1385801
Was curious about this myself, so I measured the temperature with my infrared thermometer. The base of the bulb got surprisingly warm given the 4.5 watts, and measured around 150 degrees F or so. For reference, the 40w incandescent bulbs they replaced got to about 260 degrees F. So noticeably cooler, but still warmer than I expected.
1160689
It gets warm but not hot. I have pushed it back(out of the way) on the counter shortly after use and it was definitely not too hot to touch.
468146
I don't know the temperature, but it keeps the mug hot even though the bottom isn't flat as it is supposed to be. I am satisfied with the product.
808105
I don't know the temp for each setting but I believe you could use it as a foot warmer on the low setting.