is this unit will reboil to maintain preset temparature
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It reboils water and then cools it down (lets the steam get out), until it gets to the chosen temperature. Then it beeps to let you know it's ready.
1302822
Yes, if you set it to a temp, it will reach that temp,shut off and restart to achieve that temp.
480708
Yes you can. It's 100% logical. You set it, the temp stays until you change it.
1516651
I used a length of rebar. So yes. Don't let the unit get wet, though-that's my only complaint. Cover it with a pail or something similar.
948814
I am not certain it will still work since I don't know what was the cause for the temp spike. I suggest that you test the function by changing your setpoint and see how it responds. Given the low cost of the unit, I'd not hesitate to replace it if my process is important. Good luck.
1380981
Yes, until the temp controller goes bad. Then forget about finding a replacement part. HB doesn't provide them. Part of our good ole American throw-away society.
1707329
I believe instruction manual states you can install in return, I would think combustion is going to burn off some of the humidity you are adding with unit. I would think post furnace is much better and efficient than pre furnace. Natural gas releases moisture content in combustion that runs off as condensation, so I would think that humidity in return or intake would be fine and not rust and scale burners. This unit is awesome just as the reviews state. Brian.
768410
yes, it is a preheat not a final temp for cooking temp particulars. Let the unit preheat then put in your selection of product to cook All temps from base are easy to obtain from that heat range.
1402867
Since unit evacuates the gas from under the floor 1 unit Sould do it but you need to retest
770719
When I using it, the unit will only shut off before it hits the preset temperature if too much dust is accumulated
697210
From my experience it has preserved the existing temp . The max I've used it for is an hour so far
1032686
Not if you want it to last for any good amount of time..unit isnt sealed so it will take a beating with condensation and moisture out there
1743854
My Community Center has 23 of these units and the only time we could not relite the unit was due to a faulty thermocouple. How large is the space in which you are using your unit? That may be a reason for either the CO2 buildup or thermocouple shutting the unit down. Wish I could guarantee the answers I just gave ...... good luck
1879476
Unless you are directly connected to a water source that's maintains a heated resovoir the water needs to heat to the appropriate brewing temperature before brewing can begin
2091997
I do not believe so, however you can test your unit by preparing a proper ice bath: http://www.thermoworks.com/blog/2010/10/making-a-proper-ice-bath/
1643256
Technically, yes. You have to carefully release all the remaining steam in the base 1st. They do not recommend that you do this, however. I'm not sure, it may do damage to the canister when you replace the water which is cool, into the canister which is extremely hot. I have done it, but they say not to.
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Yes but remember the highter operating pressures of 410 will take longer to recover. But I love this unit , cheap, lightweight. Day one I pulled 30 pounds of 22 on a 95 degree day in 30 min. It does 22, 410, 404, 507 and a few others, they are listed in the product info. Get it, it's a great unit