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thydzik
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Hi All
I recently purchased a 1000w heating element for coffee cups,
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/110668421004
that I will be using on a 240v AC source.
I would like to know if a cup out of silicone will withstand direct contact with the element?
From what I am reading normal silicone can last at about 200 deg C, RTV silicone possibly 300 deg C.
I have read 240v AC will boil a cup of water in 3-4 minutes, 110v AC will boil a cup in 15 minutes. If this information helps.
I recently purchased a 1000w heating element for coffee cups,
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/110668421004
that I will be using on a 240v AC source.
I would like to know if a cup out of silicone will withstand direct contact with the element?
From what I am reading normal silicone can last at about 200 deg C, RTV silicone possibly 300 deg C.
I have read 240v AC will boil a cup of water in 3-4 minutes, 110v AC will boil a cup in 15 minutes. If this information helps.
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