What is the temperature increment? I.E. Does the temp go up by 25 degree increments? Something else?
1642916
Yes it goes up by 25 degree increments up to 450 max. I really like ours its quite versatile
728664
That depends on your vent settings, the ambient temperature and wind, but for me the lowest setting on an average day, the temp will stay around 250. This is pretty accurate I think because I calibrated the thermometer.
1484729
yes! and it has 5 degree temperature increments to set it to a comfortable temp. it also has continuous low and high settings
888728
Hi JT! Had to get my grill out to answer this. There are 6 settings starting at 300f to 450f max. each increment is 25 degrees. Remember, that you get two sided cooking, so you would never, ever, use too much higher than 325-350. I use 325 for just about everything to keep the food moist. Still running great after 3 years of regular use. No coating has come off and it looks brand new.
561484
Increments are easily adjustable at 20, 40, 60 & 80 degrees - no in between levels. Its a good sturdy piece of equipment also.
485511
The temperature is from cool to very hot, the dial lets you put it anywhere you want, I keep it in the middle(medium) and am able to increase it or decrease it as much as I want, hope this helps.
1215869
I have not cooked anything over 300 degrees but I think it will go up to 350 or 400. I try to keep the temperature at 250 most of the time.
1685380
On the both remote control or on the side of the heater unit there are triangle shaped markers under "temp setting" that point upward or downward, you press on them and each time you do you will hear a beep and see the lit up digital number change. For example if it is at 68 and you press the upward pointing triangle once it would show 69 degrees. I believe it will only go upward to a maximum of 80. Hope this helps you figure it out : )
47429
you can set specific temperatures for the lower and the upper sections. Minimum increment is 1 degree, though.
1178233
How are you measuring the temp? I just keep mine all the way up, the dial goes to 375, and it does great.
519727
Once it locks in (and with a cover over the pot) it reads what ever temp you set. So I would say that it is probably +/- .5 degrees. I use this unit frequently and the food comes out great. My only complaint is that the up down controls are flaky and sometimes you have to try a couple of times when changing temps - but for the price you really can't expect perfection.
480347
You can only set the temperature in 5 degree increments starting at 60 degrees, then 65, 70, 75, 80, 85 and MAX, whatever that is. It is preset to only allow you to choose those numbers. You can't set it for 63 degrees or 71 degrees or something like that. I don't understand these other responses because they don't really answer the question. I have owned the heater for 2 years so I know....
899035
Virtually anything that raises the temperature to the recommended range will work. Does not have to be constant, but be above minimum and below maximum - use thermometer and try it out!
43812
I don't know this is a different model than I own. I assume it is to increase the temperature.
2275016
This sounds weird but it goes from 32 degrees F to 392 degrees - in one degree increments.
1323940
The incremental temperature can be programmed. In other words the A/C can heat up or cool down 0.5 deg F, 1.0 or 1.5 etc. for each run cycle as programmed by you.
653896
The temp situation has been frustrating b/c it says it can be set at a certain temp but when trying to program it to stay put, it simply rises as your liquid inside is mixed, I use it for liposomal Vit c. I have found that the temp simply reflects the temp of the outside container, not your mixture so I have adapted and keep my thermometer handy and take temp of the liquid then add ice as it mixes to keep it below 104F. Its truly a great machine and for my purposes has worked fantastic other than the minor temp issue. Now that I realize what i need to do, its no problem. The lowest temp I have seen is in the 70's F and if I run it at 5 min intervals and let it cool, I can keep it well below 90F. Good luck. MS