at what temperature range can it be applied?
1644977
Above 50 degree's,but I might add it did not work at all on my garden fountain,I attempted to repair a small crack.
1644978
you want it to be warm. I think it tells on the can what temperatures to follow.. Just remember it is heat that makes it work.
2144360
Cold retards the curing process. At very low temperatures curing can slow to a halt. The practical application temperature is 50 degrees. The preferred temperature range is 60-90 degrees.
280613
Don't have the exact temperature but remember that it is close to 500 degrees (I have used it on items heated to 450 and it was fine).
755016
As long as you run it on high, as directed, you should not have a problem. The temperature of 160 degrees is the magic number for killing the nasties.
1584542
I don't have a certain temperature. I use either my hair dryer or my heat gun at a distance of about 10-12 inches.
878363
The application I used it for did not involve heat, so I can't answer based on any real world information. If I were to guess, the inside temperature of a car in summer is probably not going to melt it.
2080738
I had mine to 700 degrees F and turned it down as it was much too hot for my purposes.mdont know if it could have gone higher.
1401207
i havent tryed yet...and dont think i will... i would say if you REALLY want to, put it on the lowest temp. and even then it might melt
1629450
I think it could take the temperature your hand can hold. I used it to seal crack value on tube tire.
726856
Yes. You can set high and low temperature limits. The device will send you a text and/or an email when the temperature goes outside the range you specify.
1740614
I used it in the winter on the plastic window of a convertible, but inside an unheated garage. I'm sure the temperature was not above 60. It worked great. Hope that helps.
1093473
It says on the bottle that for best results to use in temperatures above 50 degrees F. I would tend to think that you can still use it, but it might take a little longer or not be as thorough. That's just my opinion though.
1400806
Yes. I use mine to keep my curing room at 45 to 55 degrees. Your a/c should bring the temp down to about 60 to 62. You should have no trouble to regulate it between 55 and 58. Hope this helps. Mdg
1106909
About 400F. I say "about" because there seems to be a few marks above where the numbers are but that is essentially the range.
1909250
This is actually tricky. The manual says Temperature Range is 32 - 446 degree F. But it also states that the operational temperature range is 32 - 122 degrees F, which is much lower. I have experienced it giving an error when exposed to steam, which puts it above the "operational" temperature. So this thermometer is definitely NOT practical if it will be exposed to above 122.
921460
It is difficult to get the right answer here, I feel cold much more than some of my friends so the answer is relevant... anyway, in my opinion this should can be used when it is up to 25-30 Degrees Celsius... (I have never tried but I guess it will be warm at as low as 5-10 DC).
1123750
50°-90°F (10°-32°C) is the thermostat range, with a 1 degree differential. That said, you can't really set the thermostat on a particular temperature, but it doesn't take long to figure out where you want to set it. I have mine marked with a red sharpie so I can remember.