what is the max temperature for the pad ?
1136171
Although I've not calibrated the actual temperatures, it does allow you to choose between amounts of heat - levels 1 to 9. I've never been able to handle anything above level 3 myself, and others have commented that anything above 5 may actually cause burns, so be careful.
2133241
You can set this on the lowest temp on the dial. It should be good. Mine is set a little higher, but I get up during the night and turn it off as I get too warm. I could adjust the temp control, but I use it to warm my bed, then after I get warm, I just switch it off. I also have a mattress pad over this pad, so I do not lay directly on the pad. You shouldn't have any problems, because it definitely has a "low" setting. Just keep checking it until you find the comfort zone.
958890
It's very cozy now since the weather is quite chilly. I ordered it because it's supposed to be cooling and until the weather changes I won't be able to tell. However, manufacturer info included with the pad does not state it to be cooling.
1697851
There are five settings from "warm" to "high".I measured the temperatures applied to body with the pad between a recliner chair back and my t-shirt clad back.The temperature was measured between the pad and the t-shirt.I measured "warm" at around 108 degrees F and "high" at around 113 - 116 degress F.I like them hot, and it delivers. 116 degrees is about my maximum tolerance.The pad temperature may vary somewhat depending on how it is applied.
1054004
1.8 kgs bought mine from performance shop adelaide s.a. very prompt. To run a heat pad needs to be at least watts x 3.
825619
I am not sure but I think it should be good so long you have a 2.0 usb port. It is not a very strong kind of cooling pad, so don't expect years of service. I have bought it twice both times they were good for 6 months. They are not very well built but sort of does the job ok. I just bought it because it was the cheapest.
2147513
have had ours for almost a year. have had it set at the highest temps for hours at a time. examined our memory foam mattress often for the first few months and realized that there is no damage whatsoever after all this time. great heated mattress pad. works great. very comfortable with it and on it.
1062699
The rubber heating pad is about 3/8 inch thinck. It is inserted between two foam pieces of about 1/2 inch thick. Altogether, about 3/4 inch thick, maybe an inch.
184033
Sophie. The web site and my owners manual say the can measure up 716 degrees F. I hope this helps. They also say the the max temp the display will show is 572 degrees F.
857763
It reaches a very high temperature :) I've used several heating pads, and all of my SunBeam products have been more than sufficient in this department. The particular pad you are inquiring about actually has 4 separate settings, Low to High-High, which I often find is actually too* hot. The soft exterior of the pad makes it much more like a heated blanket, so burns are hard to come by, even with the high heat ability. If this is your only concern, I'd definitely recommend it!
556496
It goes all the way up to 166 degrees F. I use it on my back and cannot go above 120 and usually 118.
985154
I have this mattress pad on a Tempurpedic mattress and I do not find it to be hotter than normal.
635021
Since this pad can easily be overheated and cause a serious burn to the skin, I would suggest that this customer contact the company for specific directions- if he has removed the contact numbers perhaps Amazon could assist with the correct phone number. DJones
518811
I can not give an exact temperature but it will burn your fingers through the glove that comes with it. It doesn't have a heat setting. Use with caution and never leave it unattended.
668435
I don't know because I returned the heating pad after it stopped getting warm enough to help after several uses.
1526156
I can't answer that because I am using this inside as an anchor for my desktop trackball at work. Not very many temperature extremes in there.
1738460
That is correct - this pad is not thermostatically controlled and, generally speaking, should not be used in above-freezing conditions. I solved that issue by adding a thermostat to the circuit. My pad now comes on and off around 25 degrees to keep my battery warm when it's cold but doesn't cook it when the weather is nice.