1: What is the maximum temperature and time to reach it. 2: Maximum timer adjustment. 3: EMF/EMR readings?
1821813
I have set mine highest 140. I think it goes higher. Mine gets very hot very fast. Shoots up to 120 within 15 mins or so and then I let it go up to 135-140. I'm not home right now so can't check, but I think it automatically shuts off after 90 mins. I'm usually only in for less than an hour at between 120-140. Of course that is minus warm up time if you go straight in cold as I usually do because it takes less than 3 mins to start feeling real heat. I do not know what the emf/emf readings are. Sorry. Anyway, I'm just a girl with arthritis and I use it a lot in the winter especially and absolutely LOVE it. Just make sure that you connect ALL the panels (floor, sides, bench near legs) when you put it together or it won't get hot enough or heat evenly. We had to take ours apart and fix that! Good luck.
1821814
Maximum temperature is 150, and it usually takes about fifteen minutes to reach.
2089347
The STC-1000. For the price and functionality you absolutely can't go better. I have one controlling the temperature in my homebrew refrigerator and another for backup (the price was so cheap, I thought for sure it would burn out or stop working, but 1 year and it's still working perfectly). Mine only reads in celsius, but I have a chart right next to it that converts to F so I can easily adjust. It is digital and you can program very specifically the upper and lower ranges and read the current termperature at any time. The temperature probe is very small (compared to a manual knob type I have and paid much more for). It does require some wiring, so it's a little DIY, but there are videos on youtube that show pretty well how to do it. Be sure an watch those before you make your final decision to make sure you're up for a little wiring (I know nothing about electricity or wiring and was able to do it in 30 minutes or so)
1171472
The dial is calibrated in Celsius so I use a second digital thermometer to monitor in Fahrenheit. It works well but the delta, the temperature it turns off until it turns back on is about 30+ degrees wide, a little loose for my application for smoking meats. The price is right for what I was looking for at the moment. I just couldn't smoke cheese with that tolerance. I am using it with 110 voltage electric heater coil in a smoker. Voltage does not change the thermostat setting. That said, one has to consider the amperage rating of the contacts, 16 amps is the max. rating at either voltage
1167144
The temperature is already pre-set, only 2 buttons, one for hours and one for minutes. regards...
458668
This closes the circuit(on) as the temperature rises and will go off when below your set temperature. As a bimetal, it requires no batteries. Place the box where a sample of high temperature would be detected. I wired mine to a plug with a cord for ease of use.
1240554
The MIN/MAX button on the right shows 3 temperatures, high for the day, low for the day and current. Maybe you need to push the button to get to the current indoor reading :o)
1811402
You might want to check with the seller. I have the EMF Shield but I have never measured changes in EMF levels. If you do get the EMF Shield and measure, I would be interested in seeing what your results were like!
692212
aquastat relay w/40va trans & molex plug for use w/vent damper; 180-240f f stands for fahrenheit degrees
1986994
Have not used the timer but think previous answer about reaching the temp sound correct.
732140
Sorry. Only temperature. It sounds like you are looking for a control unit and not simply a measurement unit. I too experience the same need, but to obtain one of such nature is rather expensive. Soon I will have to break down and get one. I believe Amazon carries them
1524894
No, it has a timer, which has a maximum of two hours. Also the temperature is set by the user.
1996971
First, you must pull the plug for restart. Then press mode for time length, then again for heating temp. You adjust with the up n down arrows.
1641119
Low medium and High is all there is, I use mine in a basement, I turn it until it just clicks on, And leave it. No idea what the actual temperature is.
1094408
first set temp on machine for what you want with power on ,when it reaches that temp you should be able to increase up and down one degree at a time.( best heater for the money)
451965
Yes, it it safe to treat electronics in a device like this. The components in most electronics will withstand temps higher than 130F. Most commercial electronics have a rated max around 70C (~159F) . I'd say it takes 60-120 minutes, depending on what you put in the device. You get a basic thermometer to track the temp. Put the batteries in the "outside" thermometer on first, then put the batteries in the one with the LCD display. Bury the outside therm as deep as you can among the items in the enclosure. You should see temps on both sides of the display. I got it to treat luggage after trips and thrift store finds. It holds quite a bit, and folds to a small size for storage.
2009665
Try Polder's website. www.polder.com/supportThen pick "measuring & temperature" then "timers" then the model you're looking for.
1521037
Fahrenheit only, I ended up buying a different one from Santa Medical that seems more reliable and also reads Celsius. Hope this helps!