How well does temperature control work? I let the unit pre-heat, and while 300 on the dial keeps the surface at 300, 325 gives 375 and 350 gives 425.
743212
I don't usually go that high on the grill as far as the temp. The 300 seems to work for what I am cooking like French Toast and Hash browns and sausages. Maybe that is why I haven't raised the temp it may have gotten to hot. I didn't notice. Its super easy to clean also. I love this. I would get a second if I had the space or money. The lid is great to keep the dust off it as I store mine on top of the fridge. Its not very heavy either.
949322
The only settings on the cord are: Warm, 270, 320, 370, 420. It does not indicate any other temperatures. My guess would be "no", it won't go down to 150. I usually use the 270 setting on this when I would have used 350 on my old griddle. The numbers do not seem accurate at all.
950996
It does have a control dial on the back. I would think you could achieve that temp with this control.
2174576
Yes, the sliding dial goes from keep warm, 280F thru 480F. If you are cooking at a higher temp it does take time to cool down enough to just keep the food warm. I usually just turn the unit off a little before I remove the food. It takes a while to cool down especially if lid is left on.
1150794
Not sure what the differential amount is on this unit. It is not exact degree that you set, but an approximate and it will need to be adjusted at first to get it around the temp you want. We had to adjust (tweek it) just a bit when we first installed it.
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.
799920
It sure does! I forgot how the dials are configured, but the heat settings aren't "low, med, high". They're numerical.
1152444
I've noticed it's not good at measuring very hot surfaces. A normal hub of about 120 or less would definitely measure accurately, but as you get closer to it's maximum rated value of 300, it seems less accurate. So, technically, as you see the numbers go over 200 or so, it's already too hot, so an exact temp wouldn't matter as much, so you'll want to check your seals anyway.
1992048
If you can set it higher then 260 degrees then it's in fahrenheit mode. If you press the temp button you will see that Celsius is set lower then fahrenheit. So when it's 375 F it'll be like 190 C. When i first got this i had to toggle back and forth between modes just to make sure i had it right . hope this helps
2114095
I'm not sure. Item was installed for a customer. The dial doesn't indicate degrees of temperature. It does work well though.
67624
Yes I used an oven temperature gage to set my temperature at 325 degrees and then I marked a spot on the oven for the 325 degree (approximately half way between 300 and 350 degree) the oven will then heat to 350 degrees and shuts off then it will drop below 325 degrees and then it will turn back on. Most all of my recipes call for 350 degrees and this works great just watch your time may be done sooner than the set time on recipe.
2017049
I no longer have this unit although I am looking forward to purchasing another one--it got damaged in a recent move. I don't recall being able to set it to a specific temperature. From my recollection I believe you could set it from low to high or a range in between based on a dial but it never turns the unit off and on I don't believe, it just adjusts the radiant heat feature. I am responding from memory so I could be wrong.
490161
There is a heat adjustment fron 350 to 450!! Give it a try, you wont regret it
786420
I put a thermometer in the refrigerator to monitor the temp. It will take several trials to calibrate the dial on the unit. But after you find the correct temperature it will keep that accurately +/-5 degrees.
743205
You can adjust the temperature ("calibrate") by up to 270F up or down, read the manual to learn how to do it. In your case, you will adjust from 362F to 250F, i.e. 112F lower than shown.
247613
My house is at 500ft. The watch reads 1457. I haven't calibrated it in a while but the temp is the same as the last time it was calibrated. It's not what you want.
1663446
I believe it to be 400-425. The last marked temp on my gauge is 350, and the next one says "sear" without a number, but you can't "sear" at 350 very well. Use it cautiously until you get used to what it will do and how quickly. It will "burn" very quickly if you don't watch closely. You can get very nice grill marks. The mid area of the cooking surfaces on my unit provide the most uniform and accurate temperatures.