Can Vulcan 116 be used at temperatures around 200 degrees Fahrenheit
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I have only used Vulcan 116 on my in-ground pool and it doesn't get any where near that hot. Sorry, I don't have the answer, but I've been on the Tremco website https://www.tremcosealants.com/ and they can answer your question.
2219448
I use this for BBQing and smoking to seal my thermometers. So I'm not using it on motors. It's good to 700*F. The highest temp RTV I've seen. Probably a good idea to call a couple Auto parts stores or local mechanics.
1959431
I use it at 350 all the time with no issue. Can't imagine 375 would be a problem, but have not used it at that temperature.
1269256
I don't think I'll go to 100C. It might but you'd need to be careful with thermal gradients across the active area. You will not need a current regulator, just a voltage supply.
2258058
While I have no idea what the answer to your question is, I do know this product is designed for CPU/GPU temps which rarely exceed 100 C.
320218
Since it is stainless steel it will likely do fine provided you're not taking it up to temperatures that will have a detrimental structural effect on the steel. I'd think that you will be ok up to about 230C. Keep in mind this is an educated guess, I've got an aluminum chamber and it's been handling 175C just fine.
644226
I have not smoked under 200 degrees but does well at 200-230, and don't see why it wouldn't smoke at 175-180.
1018595
I just checked my unit and the lowest set point temperature is 200 degrees Celsius (424 degrees F).
458872
Low temperature feature - continues to operate until temperature reaches 44F (6.6C)
77055
Hi travis, We have contacted the manufacturer, and they do not have a specific temperature range where these coolers are specified to work in. However, the representative that I spoke to feels that you will have no problems with this cooler at these temperatures and that it should work fine. I hope this helps
2206610
Nothing, what should happen? The reason you shouldn't use it above 32 degrees is you could overheat the the element or the battery. I don't use it as a battery warmer. It operates at temperatures well over 32 degrees but you have to have enough of a heat sink to dissipate the heat or turn it off and on.
359637
They're supposed to be good to 28c. I'm riding 25s, so I haven't actually checked.
1885539
Yes... the specs say do not exceed 350F for the probe itself... the problem is that the probe is ok beyond that, but the rubber insulation on the wire melts above 400F as I found out the hard way. Since the probe is not detachable from the wire I do not exceed 350F with the new probe I had to buy.
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It is very flexible. I bought one to use on the dashboard of my car to set my GPS on. This did not work, my dashboard has a textured surface and the pad would not adhere to it. I do think it would adhere well to smooth surfaces if anti-slip is what you are looking for. From my limited experience with silicone rubber, 350-480 degrees F is usually the range for recommended upper operating temperatures depending on the silicone rubber formulation used. I think 600 degrees F may be on the edge of failure.
1390084
I cannot say for temps under 35 degrees. I also keep the batteries in the back of a vehicle. I have never had an issue.
967062
you should be able to. I don't think there is a temperature limit on the sensor.
1874498
No. I have one and the temp gets to 25 below zero and it still works properly. I suggest that you return the item.