Which type of appliance is designed for combustion temperatures exceeding 1200°F (649°C)?

High heat appliances are specifically engineered to operate at combustion temperatures that exceed 1200°F (649°C). This capability is essential for certain applications where higher temperatures are necessary, such as in industrial processes, specific types of heating systems, or certain commercial cooking equipment. These appliances use materials and construction techniques that can withstand the intense heat and typically have safety features to manage the risks associated with such high temperatures.

In contrast, low heat, medium heat, and standard heat appliances are designed for applications where combustion temperatures are significantly lower, focusing on efficiency and safety in residential or less intensive industrial environments. Understanding the temperature requirements for each type of appliance is critical for ensuring safe and effective installation and operation.