it says precision temperature control - if i need a constant temp of 190F, will it maintain?
1082113
Use the Newave to make cheese, yogurt and beer. Processes that require precise temperatures both low and high. What separated the Nuwave from other burners is that it can keep temparture below 120F. Some of the rescipies call for high temperatures, +190F, to kill unwanted microbes then holding a low temperature, 100F, to support wanted microbes. I uses an external temperature gauge as a backup and both reading always match.
1082114
No, Brent. I just used it today to steam artichokes, and it shut down after 90minutes. If you're willing to watch it snd re-set it after it shuts down, then it should be okay for you.
2002504
This unit comes with a remote control which has a thermostat built into it, providing you continuous temperature readings. Hope that answers your question.
1219183
Yes. Certainly on the setpoint. On the heated ambient air the temperature it could vary up to -/+ 2° in my case. The unit is very sensitive. It has an adjustment for cycle time to control the temp deadband around the setpoint. Also, thermostat positioning will affect the temp variation.
480709
Yes,when you set it to 800 deg F .next time when you turns it on ..it will be go to 800 deg then stop .. Unless you changes the setting again..for examples : you want to set to 500 deg ..next day or anytime you turns it on ..it automatically go to 500 deg ..then stays right there ..thanks Phu Lai
480708
Yes you can. It's 100% logical. You set it, the temp stays until you change it.
641907
I have not measured it with a thermometer, but if the spacing on temp markings on the thermostat are consistent it would be trying to keep a temp of about 150 degrees F. However, the the temperature readings when measured seem to run hot and be somewhat uneven across the surface.
697210
From my experience it has preserved the existing temp . The max I've used it for is an hour so far
294099
Although someone says yes, it does not seem so to me. I just adjusted the temperature with the buttons on topand it seems to keep it.
1156463
I haven't programmed the unit. I just set the switch to either heat or cool, then the temp. I want maintained.
305340
No it doesn't. Manual need . But when set it dose keep a constant temperature
324940
The lowest numbered setting on the control is 200F. The only setting other than those that specify temperature is one that would be cooler but is just indicated as "WARM". (If you want to believe the adjustment is linear, then from the spacing between the 200F dot and the 250F dot, you could conclude that the WARM dot would give you 150F. I would not suggest that you assume that. I think they would have labeled that dot 150F if they expected that to be true.)
1883359
Yes! Temperature control allow you to regulate how hot or warm to keep your food.
74210
The temp is adjustable so it maintains temp to whatever setting is made? Maintains very well by the way!
2184072
It has no precise temperature control. Top knob has min/max setting while the lower knob has 1 to 6 levels. We normally use min/6 overnight and keeps the bedroom reasonably warm.
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.
1297245
The thermostat will keep the temp. In a safe range. Leaving the unit running to long could cause over heating.
538651
yes with all factors involved at absolute constant. this means desired temp already achieved..etc. the numnerrd may be maniipulated so as not to include costly factors siuch as normal cyclings which includes relative energy vulping restart of the comptessor etc as opposed to a constant running devvice which has already rdached it s desired 5emp with no variance... not even opening door...at all.