I am very interested. Would like information with regard to temperature control exactly. Thankyou.
55079
There isn't any temperature control...it' preset at a relatively low cooking temp. You won't be able to sear anything. Bacon takes forever. But you are frying things, moving them around and flipping them. I never even thought abt it.
55080
There is no temperature control- it is just an on and off switch. Kept a nice steady heat during use- not too fast like my previous raclette from another manufacturer, and not too slow to make dinner last forever.
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Hopefully this will help you it did to me, http://smartthermostatguide.com/thermostat-c-wire-explained/
897389
You can set the temps yourself. I set my red zone for 55 & white for 48. I am very happy with the unit so far. I purchased it about 3 months ago.
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That depends on the quantity of liquids, type of vessel, heating arrangement. Mine seems to be quite sensitive, switching on and off frequently. I'm quite satisfied with the temp control. Lately I purchased an inexpensive aquarium pump that keeps the water ,moving around my sous vide food target and of course the temp probe. This I found keeps the heat more evenly distributed with fewer on and off relay clicking.
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Hi Rinda, just so you know, there is no temperature control! It just heats up to a certain temp and stays there. Hope that helps!
506632
Well I had to get used to mine...power on..after I set the temps in each zone I hit start and then keep hitting select until u see temps rising and a little dot blinking beside each temp...just to lower right..hope that helps...:-D
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I've been trying to figure it out too. I contacted the company several times and never heard a response. I've attempted 6x times different temperatures and times and I haven't figured it out yet. I kinds gave up.
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Thanks, Joseph! You review and follow-up were really helpful and I'm glad to hear you're still liking the FlipSide after almost a year. While I generally agree that a temperature control doesn't matter much as long as it's hot enough, I find that when it's too hot, the waffle cooks too fast it's not as moist on the inside as I'd like it to be. Can you comment on that?Thanks again!
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This design looks really interesting, BUT how do you CONTROL the temperature with these units?While it says it's designed to heat a 10 x 12 room (120 square feet), it doesn't say how warm that would be. And since there is NO THERMOSTAT, only a manual ON/OFF switch, there doesn't seem to be a way to control the temperature. What happens if the room is smaller?I mean, some people are fine at 64-66 degrees. Some people like it warmer. And of course the temperature range outside would affect how warm it is inside. But all this unit offers is ON or OFF.Great idea, in theory, but in practice? How do you market a heater with no way to increase or decrease the temperature besides on or off??? This design looks really interesting, BUT how do you CONTROL the temperature with these units?While it says it's designed to heat a 10 x 12 room (120 square feet), it doesn't say how warm that would be. And since there is NO THERMOSTAT, only a manual ON/OFF switch, there doesn't seem to be a way to control the temperature. What happens if the room is smaller?I mean, some people are fine at 64-66 degrees. Some people like it warmer. And of course the temperature range outside would affect how warm it is inside. But all this unit offers is ON or OFF.Great... » Read More This design looks really interesting, BUT how do you CONTROL the temperature with these units?While it says it's designed to heat a 10 x 12 room (120 square feet), it doesn't say how warm that would be. And since there is NO THERMOSTAT, only a manual ON/OFF switch, there doesn't seem to be a way to control the temperature. What happens if the room is smaller?I mean, some people are fine at 64-66 degrees. Some people like it warmer. And of course the temperature range outside would affect how warm it is inside. But all this unit offers is ON or OFF.Great idea, in theory, but in practice? How do you market a heater with no way to increase or decrease the temperature besides on or off??? « Show Less
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The control works beautifully!!! It helps if you pay attention to what you're doing. I love the pre-heating feature. My bed is nice and toasty when I crawl in, and then settles down to just nice comfortable warmth. Love it. Wouldn't swap it for any other I've had... You'll love it, too...
1055426
I'm curious about this too. I set mine for 370 and as soon as it reaches the temperature it turns off. SO frustrating.
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Here is the link to the manual which should answer all of your questions.http://www.mytempfiles.info/mobius/MobiusManual.pdf
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Yes. It is normal. I think of . it kind of like how an air condition unit works. It is continuously regulating the temperature to get it to the temperature. I could elaborate but I think you get the idea. Hope I helped.
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Aloha, I personally have changed temperature and have not encountered any problems. I enjoy using this unit. Hope this helps. Much Blessings
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Hello,You are able to change the temperature, I beleive the item is the same just named differently.RegardsRegards
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I have trouble getting the meat temperature to above 170 F. I don't think it is a power issue but a controller issue. Whatever the cause, the smoker is best suited to long time cool smoke. I plan to rebuild the temperature control when I have spare time.
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I use a thermometer to check the temperature, and then I adjust the heat control as needed. I've found that the unit will accurately maintain the temperatures needed for my purposes.