When using a dab enail, it's important to understand the difference between the surface temperature of the nail and the screen display temperature. While both can provide important information, they are not always the same, and it's important to understand the difference between the two in order to get the most out of your dabbing experience.
Surface Temperature of the Nail:
The surface temperature of the nail is the actual temperature of the nail that is in contact with the concentrate. This temperature is important because it will determine the temperature at which the concentrates vaporize, and will have a direct impact on the flavor, potency, and overall dabbing experience. The surface temperature of the nail can be measured using a thermometer, and is the most accurate way to determine the temperature of the nail.
Screen Display Temperature:
The screen display temperature is the temperature reading displayed on the enail's screen. This temperature reading is based on the data from the enail's temperature sensor, which is located near the nail. While the screen display temperature can provide a good approximation of the surface temperature of the nail, it is not always 100% accurate, as there may be variations in the temperature readings due to factors such as the placement of the temperature sensor or the calibration of the enail.
Surface Temperature vs Screen Display Temperature: Why it Matters:
The difference between the surface temperature of the nail and the screen display temperature can be significant, and it's important to understand this difference in order to get the most out of your dabbing experience. For example, if you are using a low-temperature dabbing technique and the screen display temperature indicates that the nail is at the desired temperature, but the actual surface temperature of the nail is higher, this could result in a less enjoyable dabbing experience, with a harsh and overpowering flavor.
In conclusion, while the screen display temperature can be a useful tool for monitoring the temperature of your enail, it's important to also consider the actual surface temperature of the nail, as this is the temperature that will have the greatest impact on your dabbing experience. To ensure the most accurate and consistent results, it's recommended to use a probe style thermometer to measure the surface temperature of the nail, and use the screen display temperature as a guide.
