What is the max temperture?
1771224
I've used my stainless steel pan on high heat (gas) without any problems. Of course I turn it down once the pan gets hot enough to start cooking. I like this pan but the only issue I have is that (in spite of coating it with olive oil) foods tends to stick causing a lot of scrubbing to wash it up. But since I made a commitment to give up Silverstone finishes (not good for our health) that just something I live with.
1771225
I found this link that says 500 is the max, but it may develop a blue tinge which can be cleaned. http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/892615
1771226
If it's glowing red it's to hot. It will melt at or above 2200 F. You can use these pans in the oven turned all the way up or on the stove turned all the way up. Just don't use them in the microwave. It probably won't hurt the pan but the microwave might catch fire. Your house would burn down and you would have a pile of ashes with a shiny stainless steel pan laying in it.
1771227
I am not sure about the context of your question. As for the stove top, it can take a lot of heat. But I wouldn't leave it on a flame or burner with nothing in it. It is high quality, heavy gauge, stainless steel. I have used it under the broiler for 20 minutes with no problem. Just watch out for the handle.
1771228
Well, it's jacketed stainless steel. How hot do you need? My home burners put about about 500 F and they do just fine. The best thing about these pans is they heat evenly without hot spots. I have no interest taking them into a smelter.
1771229
Hmm. I know you can use it on all different stove tops and in the broiler but not a certain maximum high temperature. Because you want to heat the pan up rather slowly before cooking I personally never have to use a really high temperature when cooking.
1263895
I'm not sure about the min or max, but my lowest and highest was 72 - 130F degrees.
1755767
Mine is doing the same thing. It states the max temp is 190, so setting it at the max should be safe and it operate normally. Has anyone else set there's at the max and it works fine? thanks
357397
I don't know the absolute maximum. However, the recipes I have used require preheating the oven and baking vessel to 500 degrees f which I have repeatedly done with no problems. Hope this helps you.
1636732
the highest temperature setting available n the heater is 90. The actual temp reached in the room is of course dependent on the size of the room
535863
The max temperature is limited by the selection of the thermocouple you use with the unit. I use one with my kiln which attains 1800 deg. F. I would go higher but my kiln will not get any hotter than that. I use a software program to build my profiles. I simply load the one that I need.
953170
Yes, but not for extremes: Operating Temperature 0 - 40 C (32 - 104 F) Humidity Max. 85% non-condensing
184033
Sophie. The web site and my owners manual say the can measure up 716 degrees F. I hope this helps. They also say the the max temp the display will show is 572 degrees F.
728519
You can have it at any level, but there is a safety buffer at 40 degrees. There is an option to turn off completely as well.
1439129
The settings on the thermometer go to 8. For cheeses and chocolates, the highest you will ever need is 4.5-5 maximum.
431644
140deg F is the highest it can be set as shipped, although there are upgrade kits available from Rheem that "enable the system to operate at temperatures up to 185deg F necessary for commercial or hydronic use." (per the Rheem product brochure).
1844189
Sorry. I checked the manual but there was no max time listed. It explains what to do in case it over heats but doesn't indicate how long before it happens.
1163265
The lowest temperature setting is 45°F, and the highest temperature setting is 90°F.
1365033
Not sure but I think the max is three. Thought it was specified on clarity page
2119473
The dial reads 480 degrees at maximum. I believe the actual temperatures are higher than what is recorded on the dial.
578198
The critical temperature is around 150 F. Doesn't matter how you get there. I use a heat lamp.
953171
Yes, but not for extremes: Operating Temperature 0 - 40 °C (32 - 104 °F) Humidity Max. 85% non-condensing