MAX Temp	2350 F
Internal Width	8 "
Internal Height	8"
Firing Chamber Depth	4.5"
Volts	120
Shipping weight	55 lbs

The portable and convenient Paragon Fire Fly will give you unbridled freedom. It plugs in almost anywhere on a household 120 volt outlet. Comes with Digital Pyrometer as shown above. The firing results will thrill you. Create breathtaking glass bracelets and pendants in the 8” square x 4 1/2” high interior. Fire small glass casting molds and even drop molds. But you are not limited to glass. Metal Clay enthusiaasts will love using this clay for firing Art Clay Silver, or PMC. Fire porcelain or stoneware pendants and beads. The kiln has plenty of power to reach 2350 degrees F. The Paragon Fire Fly is an excellent choice for beginners. It fires rapidly. Yet you can slow it down with the infinite control switch. The pilot light glows brightly during firing. Enjoy accuracy on a modest budget: Watch the kiln temperature on the hand-held, easy-to-read digital pyrometer, which is included at no extra charge. The pyrometer will help you determine the cooling rate of difficult glazes or know when to begin monitoring glass. It takes the guesswork out of firing. The reliable hand-held pyrometer weighs only 5 ounces and measures in degrees F up to 1999F. The liquid crystal display is easy to read even in bright daylight. The Paragon Fire Fly is made of durable 2 1/2” thick insulating firebrick, which stores heat for slow cooling and safe annealing of smaller glass projects. Dropped, recessed grooves protect the replaceable heating elements for longer life. Wires are fastened to the elements with heat-dissipating connectors refined and proven over many years in Paragon kilns. Rugged construction makes this kiln a little workhorse. The hinged lid is self-adjusting to compensate for expansion at high temperatures. The hinge includes a stop that holds the lid open and out of the way. Lift the lid with a handle on the front or a separate handle on the side. A built-in 3” tall steel base with mar-proof rubber feet covers the entire firebrick bottom. Place the kiln directly onto a heat-resistant work surface. No extra stand is needed.