Is it possible to increase the maximum temperature above 104F?
163414
No. 104 is the highest. And even though it may be set at 104, the temp will decrease a few degrees once the top is off.
163415
Yes! with a little work. I build a wood fire in a Weber grill with a 50' copper coil placed upright inside, hook clear plastic hoses, one in/one out through a small pump and into the spa. The pump pulls water out of the spa, thru the coil and back out into the spa. Works like a charm; be aware you will have 'still water' over 104 as the system is designed to go off at that temp.
163416
No, 104 is the max. Recommended temp for hot tubs generally is 100-104, and this tub achieves a good, hot temp. (It takes several hours to initially achieve the max temp but holds it pretty well thereafter.) Highly recommended.
163417
No. But if you leave the top on a sunny I've seen it get up to 105. We drain it in the summer but you could get up to 107.
163418
According to the manual the max is 104 F , but can get higher if covered with auto shut off at 116 F. So to answer your question 104 is the max setting for tem.
163419
We just purchased ours a month ago, and they must have changed the temp max, ours has gone over 106
163420
No, that is as high as it gets. From what I understand, all new hot tubs only go to 104F. It is a really nice hot tub though, I love it!!
163421
Yes, if you can find an electrician that will do it for you, unless you can yourself.
1392322
You can't but it had several preset temperatures which you can choose from.
245052
No I don't think I would try it. It does have a limit on the temperature in which you can use it.
704843
I've had two different kamados that have thermometers capable of reading to 700 degrees pegged well beyond where they read to. It's definitely capable of reaching some pretty high temps!
1929365
Hi, Yes. You can. You can set a temperature and it will functions till the surrounding temp reaches 2 degrees above that set temperature and it will stop. Once the surrounding temp comes back below the set temp, it will start once again. Eg: You can set at 70, it will function till it reaches 72/73, then it stops automatically. When the temp goes back to 69, then it starts automatically once again and works till it reaches 72/73 and it stops. This cycle continues. What I have seen is that is the outside temp is very low like 30s...... it takes a lot of time to reach 70s.
854056
you would have to contact the manufactuer for a question like this i have them but just used it to heat i would guess you could but as to a specific temperature you need to ask the people who made it
1544379
From 70 to 166 and that's hot--at least really warm. And you can extend the time easily, in addition to the temp. I love this thing and I was always a "thermophore" person before. I've had this one for about 6 months.
760447
Sorry, I didn't see your question till now :(I certainly believe you can!! Low to medium heat. Thanks!
1182410
You can adjust the temperature (I think there are three settings, but maybe two). I don't know exactly what the temperatures are though.
918252
We've used it up to 350 F, but I'm sure it would take much more heat than that.
950995
I have a nice thermometer and im able to dial in my temperature to 38.5. I'd assume it shouldn't be a problem to go higher.
490161
There is a heat adjustment fron 350 to 450!! Give it a try, you wont regret it
1008683
Just got one, and works like a charm!! Says in the manual, not to be used below 65F or above 110F.
513255
This thermometer is not designed for use in an oven. The max temp is 248 F or 120 C.
12760
You can only modify the temperature manually. You cannot program the programming schedule from the website.
47429
you can set specific temperatures for the lower and the upper sections. Minimum increment is 1 degree, though.
1906373
No I don't think there's any way to change the pre-programmed temperature settings as shown in the description of the appliance. If it was me, I would heat it to the closest temperature on the 'high side,' pour the needed amount out into a glass measuring cup, insert a candy thermometer or whatever into the water and watch it closely to cool to the desired temperature.