About how long does it take this model to start heating?
1602169
My heater started working immediately. I suggest not leaving it out of water for any length of time. It will get hot to the touch very quickly. Even though it has a constant on feature, there is a limit to how hot the tank can get which is a combination of the tank size and the ambient temperature of the room. I am using mine in a 1.77 "goldfish starter kit" (who are they kidding) with an added external light and this heater and my Betta is doing fine. He is a classroom Betta, and my room gets cold!
1602170
Depending on tank size, it should begin heating fairly quickly. My 5 gallon was up to temperature within 2 hours (I started with cold water else I imagine sooner). In a smaller tank it should, of course, heat faster.
1602171
In a few hours it raised the temp 4 degrees, over night it raised my 1.5 gallon tank 10 degrees
2141029
It depends on the setting you have it on. The two times I tried to use it, it took around 2 minutes to heat up to medium high.
2083286
It's pretty much "instant on" as it starts warming right away. At the most, 1 minute.
258543
It takes approximately 1 minute to heat up. However, I no longer would recommend this straightener. From my own experience, the company has poor customer service and my straightener malfunctioned after having it for a few months. Try a GHD straightener.
888250
About 20-25 minutes but it is comforting and reheats without any issue soon after
516254
I don't know what temperature, but it typically takes around 30 minutes max for the stove to get warm enough to start the fans.
1435830
It depends on the heat setting you choose. About an hour on high heat, 4 hours on low heat.
1089333
it will warm up it minutes ,but if you want to put it in and leave it to warm all morning ..NO it will burn or boil out in 30 min.
1052120
I filled up the whole container minus a little so there was room for the steam to build. As for the wait time, it took about 12 minutes before I got any real power. Unfortunately, you only get about a 3 seconds spritz before you have to wait another 3 minutes for enough steam to build back up.
927318
The original start up heating takes about 5 minutes but after the first waffle is prepared it reheats quickly and cooks fairly quick
1436555
It usually heats up under a minute. If you increase the heat and the display doesn't go up, you most likely have a defective unit.
2048008
It starts to get warm in 2-3 minutes, but 10-15 minutes makes the towels toasty, so turn it on ahead of time.
1091308
It should only take a minute or two. If yours doesn't come on then you may have a bad sensor or switch (bulb). Honestly, I don't pay attention to ANY of the "ready" lights on the Gaggia. The ready indicator for the pump is too fast and I find that the machine likes to sit for a good 5-10 minutes before brewing to fully heat up. I also ignore the steam indicator, as it also is far too fast. I give my machine about 3 minutes to fully heat the steam in the boiler and purge it once every minute or so to eliminate any unwanted water in the wand. I have had much better results this way, especially after installing the Sylvia steam wand.
637192
No delayed start on this one, it has a programmable timer that auto switches to keep warm either once it reaches temp desired or time desired.
2166367
Takes about 20 minutes to get to the hottest temp. It gets hot but not like a dry sauna. You will sweat a lot. I love mine.
674948
It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element, but it hasn't sunk any further since I first noticed the problem six months ago. It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element,... » Read More It has worked for me so far, but the dial knob is not very efficient. On a daily basis, I heat two pet bed warmers that require from 7-9 minutes of heating. I haven't been able to figure out how the automatic settings work (eg for beef, potatoes, etc.), so I have to turn the dial for a long time - maybe 20 seconds - to get it to the time setting I need. Also, the dial doesn't function that well; often I turn and turn and it doesn't register on the timer. The heating works just fine, and then there's the melting problem - the top of the unit has sunken about an inch over the heating element, but it hasn't sunk any further since I first noticed the problem six months ago. « Show Less
868622
I heats it up pretty quickly, less than10 mins. We've used one of these for years and it works great.