Heating time for Joule

Brett_Whistler_218044

How long should it take a large cambro from 125F to 170F?

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Brett_Whistler_218044

It's been close to 3 hours. It's at 153F.

Brett_Whistler_218044

3 degrees in 30 minutes...156F

meyer8863

Do you have a picture of the container? Unless it's giant, that doesn't sound normal.

fisher23

How big is the container? If your talking a normal 3-5 gallon cambro it shouldn't take more than 15-20 minutes at most. I think you have an issue. Up at the top right side of this page, click on submit a request, this is the best way to get your issue resolved.

ewelch

Hi Brett,

We're so sorry to hear that you're having a less than perfect experience with Joule so far! This is a quick note to let you know that we will be in touch shortly regarding this issue.

Thanks!

Scott_Hysmith_251824

My regular container is a 15L Cambro and it's gone from 41 F to 149 F in about 70 minutes (which was faster than the Anova)

Brett_Whistler_218044

I measured my water volume. I was trying to heat just under 40 liters. I realize that's the max water volume. I was at about 4 1/2 hours and still at 160F when I gave up. I should have used a smaller container for my cook, but wanted to see if it could work at this volume. I'm thinking it would have taken between 6-8 hours to get up to 170F. Is that normal?

Brett_Whistler_218044

Hi Nell...please see my post above for further info on the volume of water I was trying to heat.