What is the temperature limit on this item?
264511
I don't have any official temp guidelines, but I regularly use this in a cast iron dutch oven when baking breads with oven temp of 450
264512
I don't know specifically but I've used it in baking bread at 425 degrees F. It scorched somewhat but no flame.
264513
The oven temperature limit for this parchment paper is 450 degrees F. I have used at this temperature, but not for more than one hour.
264514
I haven't used it yet. The box, however, says: "The dual-oven baking paper for conventional ovens (up to 450* F/ 230* C) and microwave ovens". (* = degrees, of course, symbol unavailable)
264515
400 to 450 I have used the parchment in broiling with my broiler on 450. The edged burnt slightly because on the open flames, but if just baking at 450 I'm sure it's okay
2114095
I'm not sure. Item was installed for a customer. The dial doesn't indicate degrees of temperature. It does work well though.
700228
Hot enough that you cannot hold you finger on it for more than half a second, but not so hot that it would catch something on fire. Not sure about exact temp, but I would say 120 degrees.
606251
While I can't directly answer the operating temperature range, I can say that I have mine mounted in the dash, and it's weathered a 110 degree summer and below 0 winter. Almost a year in and it's still working like a charm.
354474
Hi Joe, I used it at 450 no problem. I purchased 2 and still have the other one in it's box and it says max 480 F. Hope this helps.
1266214
The heating plate cycles off and on with a maximum temperature around 212°. The maximum temperature of the food container will be less than the heating element, however if the food container (and food) has reached the maximum temperature it will be too hot to handle with bare hands.
1755767
Mine is doing the same thing. It states the max temp is 190, so setting it at the max should be safe and it operate normally. Has anyone else set there's at the max and it works fine? thanks
1485964
I've used it at 400 degrees F without any problems. The product description says, "Temperature resistant from 446°F (230°C) to -40°F (-40°C)" which I think is straight off the packaging.
805639
I have had it up to 530 degrees . I use a infrared temp gauge to check the surface temp. I use a wire brush to clean it.
1582636
I don't know. But I do love this piece and use it a lot. Have never used it at that high of a temp. I would call Lodge and ask.
1115762
It says on the box that it is made of some silicone material that can withstand temperatures up to like 400 degrees or something like that, definitely 300 for sureEDIT: if you look up images on of the box in the top left corner is says it can withstand temps of -58F to 446F
2266852
WAAAAY too hot! I wouldn't put it directly on an enclosure. Put it beneath, leaving some airspace between it and the enclosure. Then check it with a thermometer after a while, because they are full of malarkey when they say it runs at 100 degrees. Try 130.
2074134
Maximum safe temperature is 450 Deg F. Personally, I've not used mine above 400 Deg, but love the pan! It's also great when reheating left-overs.
1517610
Mike, it is a bad idea to buy this regardless of temperature. IF you get one with adjustment screws you might be able to zero it at the common 25m. If it has no set screws then who knows. Save the money from buying this piece of junk and purchase a better made one.
724045
For this you have to customer support. Go on their website and ask the question. Good luck. U do not remember any temperature restraints.
2116357
The instructions say that it is safe to use up to 500 degrees. I guess caution should be used above that temperature as it may void the warranty.
698941
85-155 F according to the settings. I don't check the exact temperatures because nothing I use it for needs precision.