Is the temperature electrically set? Or is it the wafer/screw setting as with the hovenator?
2011929
This is NOT a digital, electronically set incubator. You use the screw to adjust the temperature. Keeping it consistent was not a problem for me. I would recommend you use a digital thermometer as the installed thermometer is not completely accurate.
2011930
Wafer and not very reliable. But you can still get over 50% hatch rate. Just preset it 2 days before
2011931
This uses a potentiometer to adjust the temperature it is not a wafer type. It is a solid state device with a heater like the Hovabator.
1548111
No just temp settins... you would have to unplug or put it on a switch. maybe a power strip would work for you?
1476441
The housing is plastic and the bracket is metal. The LED produces little heatso it is not a problem.
317585
Sorry not sure what you are asking - color temp.? the color is white & since it is LED it is not hot. If that helps?
1018443
I don't know how scientific this is but using my Ray-Tek MiniTemp Laser and waiting 10 minutes for the WARM setting to stabilize, I checked the surface temperature at various places on the griddle as soon as the light went OUT. As high as 220 near the probe (SW) to 215 NW corner to 216 NE corner to 210 SE corner to 198 in the middle. Again, this is NOT very scientific but it should give you some idea.
1143505
Mine does the same (and judging from review so do everyone elses). I believe this is the 730nm LEDm which is just outside of the visible spectrum, so it is mostly likely on and working, you just can't see it.
668541
Mine is warm to the touch but not excessive. The power supply is very warm though. I am going to look for a new one to replace it. Hope this helps.
1185420
The voltage cannot be adjusted, but temperature can be adjusted to your preference.
1990827
There is a knob for setting the temperature it is not graduated by degrees but low to hot. Also a low to high fan speed I hope this is helpful mm
1508536
The basic one push control is hot, there is another button you can hold in to get the cool setting. The black band on the wand is the slide control for the heat setting.
783626
The pad has no temp control. It is either on or off. A rheostat might work.
1413105
The pad is set for a certain max temp but the controller is basically a rheostat (dimmer switch) that reduces the amount of current going to the pad.
1961020
Maximilian, I still have limited experience but the few soldering jobs I've done, the display has stayed at the set temp. There are audible alarms (beeps) to indicate temp status. The composite tips have a sensor integrated. If you place the handle in the cradle the unit will sleep mode it but the set temp returns very rapidly when you remove it. You can also set temperature offsets, this unit is very versatile and has helped me to do better soldering given my skill level. The unit isn't cheap but I'm delighted with it. Money well spent. You can get more info at Hakko USA website and download the instruction pages. Good luck! Maximilian, I still have limited experience but the few soldering jobs I've done, the display has stayed at the set temp. There are audible alarms (beeps) to indicate temp status. The composite tips have a sensor integrated. If you place the handle in the cradle the unit will sleep mode it but the set temp returns very rapidly when you remove it. You can also set temperature offsets, this unit is very versatile and has helped me to do better soldering given my skill level. The unit isn't cheap but I'm delighted with it. Money well spent. You can get more info at Hakko USA website and... » Read More Maximilian, I still have limited experience but the few soldering jobs I've done, the display has stayed at the set temp. There are audible alarms (beeps) to indicate temp status. The composite tips have a sensor integrated. If you place the handle in the cradle the unit will sleep mode it but the set temp returns very rapidly when you remove it. You can also set temperature offsets, this unit is very versatile and has helped me to do better soldering given my skill level. The unit isn't cheap but I'm delighted with it. Money well spent. You can get more info at Hakko USA website and download the instruction pages. Good luck! « Show Less
486005
I have not encountered temperature variance. It keeps my wife from constantly raising and lowering the setting.
1996973
I don't know what you mean exactly, but sometimes my timer goes to Zero and will not change. I disconnect the power then plug it back in, then it works. To change temp, touch the up or down arrows.
2103965
Its been my experience that they do get warm depending on the size. But electrical buzzing I've never encountered. If it gets hot like alarmingly so then I'd err on the side of caution and send it back for a new one. Mass production has its limits i guess.
214077
I haven't used my soldering iron this year though from what I remember it was within 5 min. I was soldering solar cells and the variable temp was important. I'm happy with it. Michael SedonaCreations.com