What are the two heat settings - does it indicate the figure - like 500 & 750? Or is it just listed as high/low or hot/warm? Thanks!
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I love this hair dryer. There are four settings - off (of course), low, high and cool. It is a fabulous dryer!!
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Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from heater to heater. But it is reason I returned the heater. No other reason. Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from... » Read More Strange Amazon would ask me to reply. I left a negative review. My answer is ---with the ceramic one I bought/returned you can choose any temp. The problem is it doesn't keep it. I choose 68 and it would climb 74+ and go way below the 68 before turning on. I believe there is something you call this. Basically you choose a temp and there is a high and a low. Some are more fine tuned and have a smaller variance. Lasko apparently has a large variance. That's my word it may not be the correct word but I hope you get what I am saying. I don't know where in the specs to find this variance from heater to heater. But it is reason I returned the heater. No other reason. « Show Less
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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
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It seems to be listed as 500*F but I've had mine up to 750* on my Big Green Egg. Not recommending that, just saying that it worked fine.I always try to get it in while preheating so it heats slowly and then I leave it in when I shut it down, so it cools slowly.
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Keep warm to 400 degrees Numbers start at 200. I'm guessing the keep warm feature would go from 200 down to 100 or so. Incidentally, I think this pan is one of the best I've ever owned.
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It's two degrees. In other words, if you have it set on 70 degrees and heat, the furnace will come on when the temperature gets down to 69 and turn off when it gets to 71. But most of the time it will stay at whatever temperature you set it. It's really very good. I've had mine for a year now and I'm really very happy with it/
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Hot and medium and ......low I think is what it is. I keep my heat setting on medium because it's enough heat to dry the hair yet cool enough to prevent damage.
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I use a Cool Master with heat conductors on top of my CPU. I use this CPU for gaming and I never see it above 61 degrees. (Variable: On top of desk in a well air current room.)
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Mine heats to 450. There is no dial on mine. It is digital. I think some people are reviewing a different item.
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Temp reaches 50 which I believe is 500 degrees. It gets hot enough. Bad thing is paint finish will scrape off easily at high temps. Be warned.
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It has high and low, and warm. It works to keep these temps steady, but you can't set it to a specific temperature.
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It has 2 heat settings, High (1500 watts) and Low (750 watts). Draws 12.5 amps on high. Ionization switch is nice feature. Three year limited warranty.
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There were settings, Lo-Hi. If you set it to Lo it boiled more slowly than if you set it higher. I don't know what that translated out to in terms of degrees.
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The low (1) setting is cool enough that I can touch it with my callused fingertips and not feel the heat. The high (25) will burn hair without a protectant of some kind. I used Paul Mitchell's heat protector spray. I didn't use any setting lower than 12 on the finest hair, and I used tons of hairspray (one squirt while the hair was still on the barrel and another after I unwound the hair and glitter spray on top of that) to keep the curls through 2 shows a day. I hope this helps.
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High/1500, Low/750. BTU: High/1500, Low/2561 I found these specs by googling the writing on the shipping box (luckily/lazily the heater that I ordered is still sitting inside of the box in by utility room).
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150, sorry. I looked in the manual for the other settings like dehydrate...but lowest temp on presets was still 150 degrees.
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It has low, medium and high settings. On high, it is hot but not uncomfortable. I no longer have the instructions, and I couldn't find out the wattage. I finally found a table to put it on so that it fits perfectly. I highly recomment it.