Does it need to be above a certain temperature to do this?
1032757
The colder it is the longer it will take to set up. It is suggested to apply in at least 65 degrees
244558
This product cannot directly reach the temp you described but with the addition of a temp controller it would work.
1949786
Well theres different temperatures. The highest is 450. And thats really hot. So if you don't want that high keep it low
2284053
Yes...when it hits a certain temperature it shuts off to keep it at that temperature
218915
Nope. Not overkill. If anything, it just won't run as long to bring the temp up and hold at an even temperature.
950995
I have a nice thermometer and im able to dial in my temperature to 38.5. I'd assume it shouldn't be a problem to go higher.
2007284
No. The degrees don't go that low. You would probably be better off with a candy thermometer.
1986739
It won't be perfect but I assume if you let the heat/AC run for a bit and then take a reading it will be very close to the actual temperature of the air produced.
13895
According to the Troubleshooting section of the instruction manual, the unit will not operate satisfactorily if the temperature is below 41º F. I would imagine that all higher temps are okay unless the unit overheats in extreme temperatures, but that was not mentioned. I hope this helps. Rx
734843
You would have to manually press. Maybe the higher end model that lets you select the exact temperature could be rigged up.
2831
Yes. You might need to play around with the levels of heat but it will work fine.
1580630
It does not hold exact temperature. It will go above some and then stay off until it's below, but other features made up for it for me.
1626258
I have only used it above the 350 temperature a couple of times. Hasn't seemed to be a problem.
2091998
I don't think so. Are you sure that your oven heats up to the temperature that you want? Many ovens are over/under by 25 or more degrees, compared to the settings chosen. Check online for ways to determine the accuracy of your oven.
1929364
Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s. Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time... » Read More Hi,Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again.Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues.What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s. « Show Less
385347
Yes it can. The temp range is from 0 to 10 and most of the work I have done is with a setting of 4 to 5, so plenty of range left above that. Also, the tip are easy to change and cool down fast.
465511
Yes you can set different heat levels not a typical thermostat to set it at a specific temperature