What is the surface temperature?
468143
Won't be too hot to drink, but well enough as a hot drink. Even you place simple cold water on it, it will turn to warm temperature.
468144
Hard to tell the exact temp but if you touched it you wouldn't burn yourself. It's warm, not hot.It keeps my coffee warm- hot for at least an hour. There's a switch to turn it off also, but I unplug it every time just in case I forgot to turn it off.
468145
No idea. Enough to keep a hot cup of tea hot. But if I'm not drinking it right away, it cools down.
468146
I don't know the temperature, but it keeps the mug hot even though the bottom isn't flat as it is supposed to be. I am satisfied with the product.
468147
The surface temperature of the plate fluctuates from 210F-247F, measured with an IR thermometer. Note that this doesn't mean will keep your coffee that hot because your coffee & mug are losing heat through the sides and top.
468148
I didn't measure the surface temp but did measure at the bottom of the coffee-filled cup, closest to the heat source in 15 minute increments. Here's what I found: started at 174 degrees, then: 142/130/125/122/118/116/116. BTW, according to wiki.answers: "According to the National Coffee Assoc of USA, coffee should be brewed at a temp of 195-205 degrees F and served at 180-185 degrees.
468149
I measured it at just below boiling (97C so 207F) on one point, the rest is a little lower temperature. Total it uses 17W and converts all of to heat (not all going through your mug), so that gives you an idea of what can be done.
468150
I just used an infrared thermometer and it says that the surface temp of the plate is 213 degrees F. The coffee is no where near this hot though mainly because the ceramic mug is an insulator and not a conductor.
877233
No. It only measures surface temps. On a side note, my unit broke within an hour of delivery. I would not recommend this product.
974926
350° or so. Just watch them closely since they will crisp up almost immediately.
2131142
The temperature range is 45 - 77 degrees F. See Owners Manual at: http://cache.air-n-water.com/manuals/dimplex-cuh05b31t.pdf
997845
I can't give you an exact temperature but I can tell you that skin temp is enough to melt it. Somewhere between 72 and 98 degrees F
504650
I answered before but just checked the temp now after 8 hours - 174 degrees. Quite hot.
1031214
I used to check tap temp. Accurate. Fluid surface temps do vary though. Very accurate on everything else. Good value.
2061891
Anything over 3 meters and the measurement will be really inaccurate. I have measured temps within 2 meters with a 3 or 4 c variance.
1609967
If I recall, the surface gets pretty warm. Not blazing hot, but you wouldn't want a toddle walking around it unsupervised, for example.
531778
I don't know the exact temperature- theories becomes warm yet nit very warm which I would prefer
460674
I don't see why it wouldn't give you that temp. You wouldn't want to stick it too far into the soil though, so it might not stand up. Almost any thermometer would do for that.
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.
578198
The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.
609908
Top zone temperature range: 54 to 66F; Lower zone temperature range: 46 to 66F
1258782
I don't recall if the temps were on it. It was very difficult to read. I ditched the unit shortly after purchasing. As I recall, I had to make a mark so I knew where "off" was. It's one of those you-get-what-you-pay-for items. I'd spend a bit more and get something a little nicer. Sorry I couldn't be more positive about it :( ~~Susan~~
804444
Within the range of 105-109. I don't use a thermometer but it feels slightly warmer than body temp to the touch.
1018443
I don't know how scientific this is but using my Ray-Tek MiniTemp Laser and waiting 10 minutes for the WARM setting to stabilize, I checked the surface temperature at various places on the griddle as soon as the light went OUT. As high as 220 near the probe (SW) to 215 NW corner to 216 NE corner to 210 SE corner to 198 in the middle. Again, this is NOT very scientific but it should give you some idea.