Will it heat to 103 deg F?
278488
yes. Usually 101-103. I keep mine in our basement. Change the filter regularly.
278489
It heats to 104, which is very hot. We are just coming into colder weather with our tub, and it suppose to only run for 8 hours at a time. We turn it on when we go to bed, turn it off when we get up, and give it a couple hours rest. That way it doesn't get any lower than 80 degrees, we use it at least once a day if not more, and don't want to wait too long to get to a hot temp in the colder weather.
278490
no, not even in summer weather, but I keep mine outside and it's usually shady.
278491
We have heated ours up to 104 degrees. Once the air bubbles are started, the temperature slowly decreases, but it will stay hot long enough for a normal recommended time period for a hot tub. It also is comfortable for the price.
263396
Yes, but it overheats quick with high temperatures. Has a five minute cool-down.
2283948
I wouldn't. It is thin and may not handle the extreme heat well. The description says it can handle heat up to 325 but how will you know. I would use it for items that are warm if u need to.
638682
It is possible. If you turn it to the max heat temp and use half hot and half cold you will have a very warm bath.
453227
I haven't tried it and don't plan to. It appears to me that it would not be able to handle that kind of direct heat.
696338
Hi, I don't think so as my wife has thick hair and did ok but It didn't get hot enough , she needs one that gets up to 124 degrees
1756314
Yes, it has heat settings from 1-25. Mine, however, lives on 23 all the time as I need a very high heat to curl my fine hair.
695568
I can not answer for the 1100,mine is a 500.I do not have a problem with heat with my 500 for what I use it for.There is a fan inside the unit I would think it would take care of your unit.
798498
I believe it will be fine. I pretty much only heat with induction these days. It's a no-brainer
1341263
Haven't need to heat yet but expect it to heat as well as it cools, as long as it doesn't get to cold. Which when it does get below 40*F another back up heat source will be needed. Hope this helps.
758762
NO!! It will only get between 45-50 degrees. Just hot enought for it to melt ice. Sorry!
1700042
I do not think so. It generates off heat coming from below (like sitting on a wood burning stove).
1804571
I dont know the exact temperature, i can tell you that heats up very fast. Its excelent.
461992
doubt it heat ussauly reqires high energy. i use this as a portable phone charger and for a small tv. you would need something bigger
31064
Yes it can. Just be aware that this item heats up quickly and holds the heat very well.
1445029
Probably not the fan is made so that it sits on top of a heating unit specificaly a wood stove. The fans housing conducts heat and converts that into energy to turn the fan. So you need direct heat of 175-200 degrees.
1653974
Yes, just make sure its made for higher heat levels. It uses a standard screw in socket. Like a light bulb.