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3. Wait around 2 minutes. The voltme-

ter on the handle indicates the generat-

ed intensity. The optimum intensity is be-

tween 12 and 15 volts and the indicated

temperature on the thermal label locat-

ed on the left side of the cover should

not surpass the 75ºC. If the temperature

is higher, then it is because there is an ex-

cess of ﬂame. The colour of the bars on

the thermal label varies according to the

reached temperature. If the bar is black,

the temperature is inferior or higher to

the ﬁgure it indicates. When the bar is

green or blue, it indicates the tempera-

ture the Thermix heat sink is at that mo-

ment. But an increase of ﬂame does not

mean necessarily an increase of power:

if the ﬂames are excessive or surpass the

edges of the device, this will heat up but

will not generate watts.

4. Connect to the desired device. The

experience will tell us what is the nec-

essary ﬂame. For small mobiles, this is

surprisingly low (such as the smaller

ﬂame of an alcohol burner). For a max-

imum performance it will need 2,500

watt, which corresponds to the big-

gest burner on a domestic gas hob. With

this power the two light bulbs included

in this kit will light up. When connect-

ing the bulbs, mobiles etc. the voltme-

ter will show an inferior number, but do

not worry: Thermix is an electric power

generator without autonomic regulation,

so the intensity shown decreases when

gradually adding charge to the circuit.

The PowerSpot Air light bulbs will shine

almost up to 100% when the voltmeter

marks over 8.5 volts. If it is below this ﬁg-

ure, and the light bulbs were connected

when it read 12V or over, there are either

too many light bulbs connected or the

ﬂame is too low or too high. Each instal-

lation must have the ideal ﬂame, and we

must be careful that the ﬂame does not

surpass the perimeter of the base.