what is the temp range on this element
382445
Not sure, it's not so universal it was too big for my smoke hollow smoker. I had to pay return freight and still haven't recieved my money back. Good luck.
382446
I don't think it gets past 400 degrees. I bent the element to fit a brinkmann electric grill and with a little modification it works for me.
2157932
Your almost there, the melting point for your lead core melts at 430 degrees Fahrenheit so you need to go to a higher temp. Also, use some flux to assist you.
1544379
From 70 to 166 and that's hot--at least really warm. And you can extend the time easily, in addition to the temp. I love this thing and I was always a "thermophore" person before. I've had this one for about 6 months.
339714
Don't know. I have a wood stove and the surface it sits on is normally in the 300 to 500 degrees Fahrenheit range.
421629
Measuring range is from -40 to 302 degrees F according to factory specs. Everything I have measured has been well within that range.
2074764
I've used my Comark from around 60 degrees to temperatures around 350-360 (hot grease for fish). I've never used it to test below zero.
1411767
I have done 13 beef roasts now, never had a problem with the element, today in regina Saskatchewan , Canada it was -12 Celsius , I was running a temp of 250F the heat control was between low and medium , more towards low, the element is like your kitchen stove , if you don't pour cold water on a hot element it will not fail. I forgot to mention about the smoke chips buy the fine stuff, also if you have a little propane torch like for soldering , use that to get the chips going, then you would have to wait for the element to heat up chips when you first start out, I have down pat on this puppy, I love it like grandmas Apple pie. I have done 13 beef roasts now, never had a problem with the element, today in regina Saskatchewan , Canada it was -12 Celsius , I was running a temp of 250F the heat control was between low and medium , more towards low, the element is like your kitchen stove , if you don't pour cold water on a hot element it will not fail. I forgot to mention about the smoke chips buy the fine stuff, also if you have a little propane torch like for soldering , use that to get the chips going, then you would have to wait for the element to heat up chips when you first start out, I have down pat on this... » Read More I have done 13 beef roasts now, never had a problem with the element, today in regina Saskatchewan , Canada it was -12 Celsius , I was running a temp of 250F the heat control was between low and medium , more towards low, the element is like your kitchen stove , if you don't pour cold water on a hot element it will not fail. I forgot to mention about the smoke chips buy the fine stuff, also if you have a little propane torch like for soldering , use that to get the chips going, then you would have to wait for the element to heat up chips when you first start out, I have down pat on this puppy, I love it like grandmas Apple pie. « Show Less
907466
I dont know if there is a temp range, but it is only a sensor that provides a temperature reading
1329598
I haven't taken a thermometer to it so I really don't know. The description for this reads as "Operates Temperature: -30°C to 83°C".
1380350
I've used this unit intermittently now for a year and a half. It always comes up to temp fast and is a huge improvement to the old cheap solder guns I'd used in the past. I haven't to this point experienced any heating element problems.
1321527
I am sorry I do not know. I have installed mine but I have not had any experience with temperature yet.
954897
Looking at it I have to say zero which would be off, warm which would have to be between 0 and 200 degrees since the next ranges are 200, 250, 300, 350, and the last 400 degrees. I have not used a thermometer to check the accuracy since it is a recent purchase, then again I haven't had reason to. Hope this is helpful Queen!
1178536
MY manual says 450 degrees F low temperature and approximately 900 degrees F high temperature. This for the 4 lb melter.
1938449
I have two of these. Both of them reach 200 degrees surface temp near the top, measured with a laser thermometer. That's plenty hot enough to burn in a very short time. I don't know why people say it's not hot enough to burn.
2207417
Hi Greg, I am sorry but I was mistaken about the temperature when I said it reached 450 degrees, it only reaches 400. I apologize, thought it did go that high, I still think this is a great iron.
2226816
not sure, have it on metal crank case and I only have it come on below 20 gets hot , I guess it depends on how heavy the plastic is and what temp you are going to run it in.
214071
I haven't used my soldering iron this year though from what I remember it was within 5 min. I was soldering solar cells and the variable temp was important. I'm happy with it.Michael SedonaCreations.com