Plan anyone give me the diameter of the heating element? I want to make sure my coffee mugs fit, their diameter is 3.5 in. Thanks
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I'm not sure which heating element you ordered, I've bought 3 different brands of them, and a standard coffee mug fit on all of them. To be sure, measure across the bottom of you cup, and if it's 3.5 or less it will fit. Hope that helps. NJD
1830063
toastmaster is 3 inchesMr. Coffee is 3.5 inchesif it matters to you...check to see where you turn it on and off...for me it is best right on the unit and not on the cord...I have 4 of them...all different and love them all. Don't set a candle on them, even on a dish...they are too hot and in 5 minutes your BIG CANDLE will be all over the place.
1830064
The heating element measures 3 3/16". The mug that came with it measures 3 1/8" and is the maximum size that should be used.
726775
Mine is 4 5/8", great for heating 400ml of water in a microwave for pour over coffee.
2117313
I think the smallest mug diameter would be 2.375 inches (>6.0 cm) but the dripper would not be centered over the mug. The diameter of the base is 4 inches, outside to outside, but the dripper's feet take up some room, so the largest mug diameter would probably closer to 3.625 inch.
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Mine is 3" tall, diameter at the bottom is 2 1/8", diameter at flare under lip is about 3". I have mugs rather than tea cups and it works with all of them except for one with a 3" diameter rim. The infuser doesn't quite fit at the top. Hope this helps.
1229296
Hello! Please see the 2nd & 3rd picture that we have listed which show the dimensions of the heating element and controller. Thank you!
353592
Just measured mine this morning. The base that rests on the mouth of the mug is 4 inches in diameter. This item in general is a bit smaller and uses conical filters not the type with the flat bottom.
821129
Hi Julie, I measured the cup this morning for you. It's just a little under 3.5 inches across. I hope this helps.
1557657
Use a Faberware non-electric percolator. This spring is perfect for this coffee pot and fits like a glove. I bought two. Dimensions are: Top Opening is 7/8 inch, bottom opening is 3/8 inch and height (top to bottom of spring) is 1 inch. Hope that helps you.
83680
A little too small for a normal mug. But don't bother. The warming element burns out after about a month.
1096384
I have a pretty big mug and it works fine. My warmer is at work so I can't measure it until Monday.
1441814
It depends. There are two sizes of these mugs. The smaller one (which I believe this is) has a bottom width of about 2-and-a-half inches. The larger one is about 3-and-a-half inches. These are metal cups - and if sat on a 'warmer' may cause burns to your fingers as well as your mouth - because heat will be conducted into the handles, as well as the body of the cup. Be safe.
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May I ask what type of travel mug you have that will fit underneath the spout.I have starbucks grind for a paper filter.?.?Just recieved my Bunn today and cant wait to give it a try. Thanks for your input.
1096386
The heating pad is 3 3/8" but it has a bevel on the edge so I would say use 3 1/4" to be sure your cup fits.
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I'm not at home right now, but if I remember correctly the diameter of the circle on the glass top is 10-1/4 inches. I have a 3 qt All-Clad saute which is 10-1/2 inches at the top, but because the sides roll inwards at the bottom it just narrowly fits the circle.If your pot is 13-1/4 inches at the bottom it will overlap the plastic frame that surrounds the glass top and it will probably melt it.
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Hi, So I'm actually in the process of moving so the cup is in a box..somewhere. However, the mug is very skinny. If you were to place it next to any coffee mug you own, they would be about the same height, but the width of this cup is like half the size. sorry that I couldn't be more helpful!
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The heating surface measures 3 & 3/4 inches. Your mug would not fit this warmer. It's the best warmer on the market, keeps your drink at a perfect drinking temperature of 110 degres. Worth getting a smaller mug to fit it.
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The base is ~4 3/8" in diameter (the part that rests on the rim of the cup). The diameter of the protruding lip (the part that rests inside the rim of your cup/mug) is ~2 5/8". So, I think you need a cup with >2 3/8" inside diameter, but < 4 3/8' outside diameter. It's a #2 cone, but I imagine you could use it with any capacity cup (mine is about 10 oz).