does the proctor silex stay under 200 degrees on high
361902
I did not test the temp. The instruction sheet included with the pot does not say anything about temp.
361903
I checked with Proctor-Silex and they said High is around 210 Low is around 190 and warm is around 160. We love our little slow cooker. Mainly we use it for dips and small side dishes.
361904
I have not taken the temperature. However I know that the boiling temperature of water is 212 degrees and when we made stew and other foods heavy in liquid, the liquid was hot, but did not boil. I hope that helps.
361905
Am sorry, but I have never used any type of thermometer to measure the temp.
361906
I checked with Proctor-Silex and they said High is around 210Low is around 190 and warm is around 160. We love our little slow cooker. Mainly we use it for dips and small side dishes.
704843
I've had two different kamados that have thermometers capable of reading to 700 degrees pegged well beyond where they read to. It's definitely capable of reaching some pretty high temps!
282839
Will this rise to a temperature of 400? I am looking for one that rise to at least 415 temperature. Can you get 400 on the digital reading?
275118
Absolutely not. I would send it back if I could. No consistency in it. We live 4200 elevation and have been testing this unit in the house where it does cool. It doesn't stay cold when we take it camping.
2162797
No. the instructions say it'll keep contents about 40ºF below surrounding area. I doubt you'll be in an area of under about 38ºC.
2002765
Yes it ranges from low medium and high but the only true way to feel the heat is to leave it on high
1594867
Unfortunately it does not set that low. The lowest I have noticed it will set is about 50 degrees give or take.
2132361
Yes. I put the probe tip in ice water and got the reading down as low as 35° F. Just don't get the entire probe wet or it will short out.
609525
yes, my 200 watt is running about 6 F too high and my 300 watt is running about 11 F too high...however they do seem to hold steady once you compensate. And I do seem to have to recheck/recalibrate for the summer months. however there are so few heaters available with an exterior control i figured i'll just put up with this until something better comes along.
310218
I don't think there would be any problem with using the solid probe (which is about 7" long) in a high temp. The system registers up to 480 degrees.
2012170
No, I don't think so. It is a one-touch button system, and you can choose between low, high, or temps between 60-80
1580630
It does not hold exact temperature. It will go above some and then stay off until it's below, but other features made up for it for me.
2178986
it gets just shy of 95 degrees... well maybe a little more than shy... i'd say about 85 degress... but if it is going to be too low you are in good shape.. if its going to be to high, i'd look elsewhere.
1690296
The temperature does adjust higher or lower. It gets pretty hot; over 400 degrees.
2172723
It doesn't give a digitized read out of the temp, I usually keep it at level 8,9 or Hi. I have a thick fleece cover over it. My clients seem very comfortable at that setting.
1378016
No, but mine reads about 5-10 degree high over 150. Also the program features are a joke! Forget the alarm unless you're holding it to your ear. AS a thermometer, it works if you get to know yours. I wouldn't buy another one.
2249705
I've taken it up to 450 degrees without any problems. I'm sure you can take it to a higher temperate. Great product.