What is the temperature range?
393038
It depends on how it is set up. Set up as a charcoal smoker it averages between 200 and 250. If you use it as a single or double grill you can make it as hot as you want it depending on amount of charcoal you put in. There are only two of us so we usually use 1/4 pan of coals and grill on the bottom half only. It is usually around 350f and after we cook streaks we usually put on a roast and let cook a few hours to eat the next day. We only use the propane option if we are smoking 8 or so hours. Charcoal only seems to last 4 hours when smoking then we use gas if necessary. I can't imagine grilling on any other grill....
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It depends on how it is set up. Set up as a charcoal smoker it averages between 200 and 250. If you use it as a single or double grill you can make it as hot as you want it depending on amount of charcoal you put in. There are only two of us so we usually use 1/4 pan of coals and grill on the bottom half only. It is usually around 350f and after we cook streaks we usually put on a roast and let cook a few hours to eat the next day. We only use the propane option if we are smoking 8 or so hours. Charcoal only seems to last 4 hours when smoking then we use gas if necessary. I can't imagine grilling on any other grill.... It depends on how it is set up. Set up as a charcoal smoker it averages between 200 and 250. If you use it as a single or double grill you can make it as hot as you want it depending on amount of charcoal you put in. There are only two of us so we usually use 1/4 pan of coals and grill on the bottom half only. It is usually around 350f and after we cook streaks we usually put on a roast and let cook a few hours to eat the next day. We only use the propane option if we are smoking 8 or so hours. Charcoal only seems to last 4 hours when smoking then we use gas if necessary. I can't imagine... » Read More It depends on how it is set up. Set up as a charcoal smoker it averages between 200 and 250. If you use it as a single or double grill you can make it as hot as you want it depending on amount of charcoal you put in. There are only two of us so we usually use 1/4 pan of coals and grill on the bottom half only. It is usually around 350f and after we cook streaks we usually put on a roast and let cook a few hours to eat the next day. We only use the propane option if we are smoking 8 or so hours. Charcoal only seems to last 4 hours when smoking then we use gas if necessary. I can't imagine grilling on any other grill.... « Show Less
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The guage shows from 0 to 700 degrees. We usually grill our steaks hot, around 450. We slow smoke big cuts of meat. This grill is so versatile that you can choose your temp and your method. This is our fifth Masterbuilt 7 in 1 and we will never buy anything else. We tried lots of other more expensive types like Ducane, Jenn Aire, and Weber. We much prefer the Masterbuilt.
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If using it propane, it can hard to get it at a super low temp in the dead of summer. Like I can't smoke fish in the summer because you smoke fish at around 150 degrees. But I've never had any trouble keeping it around 200-225 for smoking pork, beef, or poultry. It's very easy to get it hot for grilling (around 500) on propane. I don't do charcoal a lot but I would assume it would be easier to get your own temperature depending on how many coals you put in.
578198
The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.
904411
Anything above 40F, as far as we can tell. Useless as a temp indicator, but fun for the kid to play with in the tub, so we love it nonetheless.
1169096
I have no idea about the temperature range other than I dry my towels in the dryer with all the other cotton towels and it doesn't damage them.
470190
I don't know about the temperatures... I returned mine for another malfunction sorry
60071
Hello! the Temperature range is (-58F to 572F) / (-50C to 300C) , thank you!
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).
1407344
There is a range of temperature you can set by turning the knob at the wired end from around 65 to 85F
1385122
Not sure where I got this, but someone pointed me to detailed camera specs when I first bought the system. It said Operating temperature is 0º to 50º C (32º to 122º F)
2112086
Yes, a basic user maximum temperature is 120 F. But a more experienced user can set the max temperature up to 140 F. it has a controller that is installed in the inside or on a protected exterior, from there the the temperature can be changed to user preferences. I dont recall the minimum temperature but should be luke warm.
547234
There is no temperature range stated in degrees. There are three settings, high, medium and low.
1025908
Not sure of temp. It's hot but not enough that It would burn you. Works nice.
18556
I dont know the exact temp but it get hot enough as to where i sweat thats the hottest it gets.
367587
I'm not sure what the temperature range is, but it's hot enough to make soup, instant coffee, etc. overall it's a great product and worth the money. The only issue to watch out for is the thickness of your countertops. If they are too thick it will need recessed which can be difficult with granite or similar .
1676323
32 degrees to 140 degrees F....Here is a link to the manual http://www.freezealert.com/v/freezealarmspecs.pdf Great little device.
337759
Temperature range for activating controller. Default is 2 deg F and it can be set between 1 and 30 deg F. It is meant to prevent over-cycling.
1486349
The range is between -58 to 572 degrees F (-50 to 300 degrees C) accordingly to specs but the operating range is 32 to 122 degrees F (0 to 50 degrees C).