WHAT is Dual Temp??? HOT/COLD = water? electric (no) HOW??? Should say!!!!
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Dual Temp means you can freeze it for cool pain relief or warm it in microwave for comforting heat. I hope this answers your question.
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Cold is not bad. You will get use to it. To adjust the temp you have to put in Y adapter with individual valves on hot and cold side and you would leave them set at the temp you like. or you could get hardware for a shower and place it behind the sink. To keep it simple get use to the cold water.
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I replaced this with one that had the actual temperatures. My guess is that A would be 120 degrees - B would be 140 degrees & C - would be 160 degrees. Since I replaced this I tried temps below the A mark 120 degrees & I am currently running just a little higher then the A mark which would probably be about 125 degrees. When setting the Temps I believe you should also match the upper limit switch setting to your lower limit switch . My tank is a 40 gallon tank & like most electric hot water tanks there are 2 thermostats. Upper & Lower.Hope this answerers your Question! Ron
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I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for. Serving wine at the proper temperature really makes a difference. I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for.... » Read More I checked the description and dual zone is checked in the feature chart. This is a mistake, there is only one temp setting for the unit. We decided it would be cheaper to buy two of these and set to different temps than buy a decent dual zone unit. Since we drink far more reds than whites, we just got one unit and set it at the right temp for reds. Every once in a while, we'll put in a white, then move it to the fridge an hour or so before serving.We have been very pleased. I hung another thermometer inside to verify the temp. It shows exactly the temp I have the unit set for. Serving wine at the proper temperature really makes a difference. « Show Less
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Yes, this unit does require an electrical outlet, and yes, it has different ranges of water temp., i.e., Hot, Warm, Tepid, and Cold.
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It is electric. Great precise temperature contols. Best small appliance I've ever had.
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There is an on/off switch for hot water and a dial that allows you to turn cold off and adjust to desired temp.
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I can't tell you the temp exactly. I love my water super cold though. The water that comes out is very cold in mine. The only thing I've found that would be colder is if I either put a ice tray full of ice. It seems to be the same temp as if I had pulled a bottle of water out of the fridge. The only exception to that is if I've emptied the cooler. Meaning I can get a litter to 2 litters out then the new dropped down water will take a little bit to cool down. Maybe about 15 min. I haven't really checked the time since I don't pull more than that out at a time.
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The power cord and receptacle for the power cord have red and blue tabs for hot and cold respectively. Match them up and the unit heats or cools. I found this out the first time I used the unit when I heated when I intended to cool. (Actually, not sure that was your question!). The unit came with a 12 volt automotive style plug. As I recall, I had to purchase the 120 volt adapter for home/hotel use.
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I just did a test with a digital meat thermometer. On the slow water setting and all other settings on high the temp got up to 135. It also seem to keep the temp steady. If I stopped the flow of water the temp jump right back to 135 when I started flow again.
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Sorry for the delays answering ur question. I have both & both models are great. Having dual system warm & cold water is great in winter :-)
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The only choice you are given is how hot or cold you want your water. Pressure remains the same. Not like the "older" controls which allowed you to control not only the temp but the flow of water which to me makes a lot more sense (you could turn the water down without changing the temp and pull handle back out to your preferred pressure); but ECO has taken over and control and water conversation has flown away with the wind.
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I like cold and slow - usually do room temp water and overnight in the fridge - for best structure and flavor (IMNSHO). Much faster response with 105 degrees F water. Say an hour or three on the counter. YMMV.
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Outlet temp scale goes from 20 C to 50 C. If hot water input is less than the dial setting you will get water out the same temp as the input hot water. I suppose the max hot inlet temp should be less than boiling. I am unsure what happens if the cold water inlet temp is hotter than the dial setting -- I suspect that scalding is possible. The inlet cold water needs to be above freezing.
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I'm not quite sure about the dual voltage I want to say yes but am not sure....also it does have temperature control
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Hi; We bought the Tempra 24Plus and are thrilled with it. You'll need 2, 220 or 240 volt 60 amp breakers for the install and you should have it professionally done but we set the water temp to 125 (it goes to 140) and it is more than hot enough. The cheapest place to buy it is Amazon - less then Ebay. Tim -
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Maybe not a shower temp but water yes. I say no on the shower because the shower spray is not solid and I think it will also read the temp of the wall behind the shower. Kind of give you a mix of the two. I'm a apt manager. Use it to measure fridge and freezer temps, heater outlet temp in winter and A/C temp in summer plus lots of other things. I didn't think I'd use it, but after the first day of owning it I have found I use it all the time for different things. Love it, it's a great toy.