at what temperature does it keep the oil
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I only use it on my air compressor and it keeps it above 80 when it's 20 outside. I love mine
360873
The specifications indicate a maximum temperature of 450° ....so it would depend upon how got your oil/candy needs to be. Temps above 450 might damage the thermometer. This is an excellent instant thermometer for everyday use ...meat, fish, casseroles and reheating. I love it.
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Think about a panof used oil sitting on the stove after you have used it. Same thing, not convenient for me to refigerate. It is suggested you keep oil in airtight container, I have covered with saran wrap when Iknew I would be using again in a couple days. Usually just pour it back in the bottle can be used 6-9 times before I toss it.
457096
The markings on the unit itself says 375°F. I just put a candy thermometer in mine with canola oil in it. It was between 365 - 380.
1093365
I've used it to pull transmission fluid from a warm bike engine. Im unsure of the temp, but it held up fine. The engine was too hot to touch though. If you're planning on using it for food safe items, I probably wouldn't recommend temperatures that high. The plastic taste/smell may seep into the liquid.
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According to the most popular review, "The heater takes but 25 seconds to get up to it maximum operating temperature of 313 degrees F and the back side is roughly 90 degrees F on the silicon side." Most newer plastics can handle temperatures in that range, especially thicker ones designed to hold petroleum-based, 200 degree F engine oil. I would probably give it a shot, but it's up to your discretion. If you do choose to try it out, it would be a good idea to watch it for awhile and make sure it doesn't melt anything.
361453
Yes, the 208cc engine requires 16 oz. of oil. According to the operation manual, use 10W-30 oil for temperatures above -5 degrees F and 5W-30 for temperatures below 30 degrees F.
658710
No.Warn motor oil moves much faster than cool oil so I would think it would have to be hot.
1368390
Hi! Thanks for asking. This is expeller pressed at a temp between 120 and 200 degrees F so it does not damage the oil. Cold pressing doesn't work well for all nuts because they have to be pressed harder to get the oil out so it makes a little heat. You can fry with this oil up to 400-450 degrees before it causes a breakdown in the oil. I mostly saute with it because I don't do much frying but I have fried chicken and pork chops in it and they do great. It is so nice to know that I can do this without producing harmful chemicals that I'm going to eat! Hope this helps : )
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I have not measured the temperature of cooking oil. But I did use a meat thermometer and compared the temperature readings between the two. They were within a couple degrees of each other.
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I have not tried to get it as hot as it would go but I hit 380+ when setting it around 190C by the gauge as measured with a thermometer.Using a mix of pure pressed palm oil, non hydrogenated, mixed with sunflower oil (as I did not have enough palm oil to fill).
1745118
It can take as long as 8 hours. I leave in in as long as it is extracting oil. At 130 degrees it won't hurt.
179704
I left it in my car (I live in florida) and it was at least 105°. A week later, I used to put out an engine fire. I think it depends on the duration.
615894
I'm trying to remember.....I believe that the temp flashes as it's heating up, and when it's ready it stops flashing. Can't remember if it has a beeper on it or not. But it tells you in some way when the oil is ready
2152358
Depends on what oil you're using. Anywhere from 20-35. Be sure to leave some room or you won't be able to get it to drip out very easily!
2263995
No removing stat will delay warm up,and also keeps a constant temp.(beneficial to oil temp)
824091
This is Coconut oil. It is an oil. When it is cold, it will solidify, and at warm temperatures (76 degrees) will melt and be an oily liquid. (think of how olive oil does this too) This is really a very nice product that has many uses.